Here's some scoop on Mad Men from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat Daily for Friday 3/23/12.
RebeccaL: What can we expect from the Mad Men premiere?
Two hours that prove the show hasn't lost that magic! It airs this Sunday on AMC and Jon Hamm, who directed the premiere, tells us ominously: "Actions have their consequences and this season is no exception!" He also reveals the premiere will move the major storylines forward "dramatically," but it sounds like episode five might be the best Mad Men episode ev-ah--at least according to the episode's director (and star) John Slattery: "This script was one of the best scripts I think in the whole run of the show. And I was amazed when I finished how much story is there that you could pack into 44 minutes without seeming like you're just stacking one scene on top of another!" OK. We're kind of excited now. We like the sound of Mad Men on speed.
Ginny: Any chance of Don and Betty getting back together this season?
Well, it sure sounds like Betty could be getting pregnant this season—don't forget, January Jones told us in regards to how they handled her real-life baby bump: "I was very happily surprised...I'm just really excited for the fans to see Betty's arc this season because I think it's something we've never seen before and it was a challenge for me." For some reason, that whole sentiment smacks of a Betty-Don reconciliation (one night?) and surprise pregnancy to us. At this point, all we can confirm is that you will definitely see a baby on this season, and you will see that baby very soon. As for Don, we can tell you that he starts off looking perfectly happy with Megan. And perfectly locked down. Sorry, Betty-Don shippers!
Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat Daily: Mad Men Scoop From Jon Hamm! Plus, Big Bang Theory, Shameless, 90210 and More - E! Online
RebeccaL: What can we expect from the Mad Men premiere?
Two hours that prove the show hasn't lost that magic! It airs this Sunday on AMC and Jon Hamm, who directed the premiere, tells us ominously: "Actions have their consequences and this season is no exception!" He also reveals the premiere will move the major storylines forward "dramatically," but it sounds like episode five might be the best Mad Men episode ev-ah--at least according to the episode's director (and star) John Slattery: "This script was one of the best scripts I think in the whole run of the show. And I was amazed when I finished how much story is there that you could pack into 44 minutes without seeming like you're just stacking one scene on top of another!" OK. We're kind of excited now. We like the sound of Mad Men on speed.
Ginny: Any chance of Don and Betty getting back together this season?
Well, it sure sounds like Betty could be getting pregnant this season—don't forget, January Jones told us in regards to how they handled her real-life baby bump: "I was very happily surprised...I'm just really excited for the fans to see Betty's arc this season because I think it's something we've never seen before and it was a challenge for me." For some reason, that whole sentiment smacks of a Betty-Don reconciliation (one night?) and surprise pregnancy to us. At this point, all we can confirm is that you will definitely see a baby on this season, and you will see that baby very soon. As for Don, we can tell you that he starts off looking perfectly happy with Megan. And perfectly locked down. Sorry, Betty-Don shippers!
Link to the full article:Spoiler Chat Daily: Mad Men Scoop From Jon Hamm! Plus, Big Bang Theory, Shameless, 90210 and More - E! Online
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