Retro fans are rejoicing as cult TV series “Mad Men” finally returns to US screens next weekend, following an 18-month gap due to an off-air battle which almost ended in its cancellation.
The stylized series about 1960s New York advertising executives, which has triggered a wave of cultural copycats, will kick off its fifth season with a special two-hour episode on Sunday.
Fans deprived of their Madison Avenue fix since October 2010 will welcome back philandering boss Don Draper (Jon Hamm), ambitious Peggy Olson (Elisabeth Moss) and the whole cast of characters at the fictional agency.
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