Mad Men
8.794%95%8.1
Set in 1960s NY, Mad Men pulls the viewer into the high-powered "Golden Age" of advertising.
Mad Men Ratings & Reviews
- Casey HowardNovember 6, 2025So far that's great, but I want to know why there's spanish speaking commercials for C.U. during it???
- PlexecutionerXAugust 6, 2025This is by far my favorite show of all time. Have rewatched it 3 times front to back and always pick up something new.
- SlayerSantiagoNovember 17, 2024Mad Men is a masterclass in storytelling, blending clever writing, complexly memorable characters, and impeccable period detail. The show effortlessly captures the allure and disillusionment of 1960s America, with Jon Hamm's mesmerizing performance as Don Draper at its core. The meticulous attention to style, culture, and social dynamics is unparalleled, making it both visually stunning and deeply thought-provoking. It's a brilliant exploration of identity, ambition, and the cost of success—truly one of the greatest TV shows ever made. If you've somehow missed watching this gem because you've been living under a 2 ton boulder, get the hell out there and watch this NOW!
- Kristin PenleyFebruary 2, 2025I wish the rest of the Seasons were on Plex. It’s frustrating to have only one season for such a great series. It makes having Plex difficult because you don’t want to commit to keeping the app because of limited availability for seasons.
- Dave BrodbeckJune 3, 2025This is, unequivocally, the best tv show ever made. The attention to detail, the wonderful character development, the intertwining of the many important events of the 1960s with the show is virtually perfect.
- S JohnsonApril 3, 2025If depression were a TV show, this would be it—worth watching, but be prepared for what you're signing up for.
- Charles LondonFebruary 17, 2025For anyone who lived through the 1960's, watching this series is a tremendous way to immerse yourself in the nostalgia of the decade, the fashions, the cars, the architecture, the decor, OMG the booze and cigarette culture, and yes of course the drugs. I loved how historical events of the decade, and what a decade it was, were worked into storylines. Top-notch creative writing overall, I mean did you ever think you would see (spoiler alert) an incompetent secretary lose control of a riding lawnmower on the 35th story of a Manhattan skyscraper severing the foot of a corporate executive? Lead actors, Jon Hamm and Elisabeth Moss, are superb in their respective roles as unforgettably complex Don Draper and little engine that could, Peggy Olson.
