[Stuart Sweet]

From wikipedia:

Peggy's family entertains a new priest assigned to their parish; Don, Betty and the family escape for an enjoyable weekend getaway; Freddy and Ken wine and dine an attractive client who captures Roger's attention; the agency staff pitches in to prepare for an under-the-gun pitch meeting.

Another excellent program. Very good attention to detail in general. I do find it unlikely that a church would have such excellent quality typesetting for its weekly handouts though... but that's all I saw. I only caught a glimpse of the abortive American campaign and it seemed to use a logotype that American wasn't using until the late 1960s, but I'm not sure.

I wish that dressing like Don Draper does at home was still cool. I still dress like that.

Above all, I am glad to see that Betty is growing up a lot. She was so passive in the first season, so repressed and girlish, and I'm glad to see her standing up for herself. Her dialogue in the last scene was pretty much what I heard my friends' parents saying over and over. It felt very accurate.

 

[Nick]

Sounds good, but somehow I've never heard of the program.
Apparently, I've been living under a rock, -- could you give us
the channel/network/day/time?

Thanks a bunch

 

[davring]

AMC, Sunday 10:00 PM EST. Season one is on VOD.

 

[Nick]

There's already a season 1?

 

[Stuart Sweet]

Yes, it is now in its second season. As noted, the first season is available On Demand or on DVD.