‘Mad Men’ transported viewers to the 1960s world of advertising, following the lives of charismatic yet deeply flawed characters. Don Draper, Peggy Olson, and Roger Sterling navigated power struggles, personal demons, and the fast-paced advertising industry. Their complex relationships and ambitions made the show a cultural phenomenon.
Set against the backdrop of changing social norms, ‘Mad Men’ masterfully explored themes of identity, ambition, and reinvention. Each character contributed to the show’s rich storytelling, making it one of the most acclaimed dramas in TV history.