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Welcome to MadMenChat.com
Welcome to the up and coming hotspot for discussing the hit show on AMC, Mad Men! Now in season 2, the characters are developing and we are getting the opportunity to see more. From the leading ad man, Don Draper to the head of the support Joan Holloway and back around to the Roger Sterling who is only heading to another heart attack.
AMC's Mad Men is doing superbly in showing us why we moved on from an era of male dominated, cigarette smoking, daytime drinking world while also having us envying the freestyled life that was that time. Bravo! Go AMC!
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Don Draper, played by Jon Hamm, is the Creative Director for Sterling Cooper ad agency, has the corner office and the stress that comes with it.
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Betty Draper, played by January Jones, is Don’s wife and mother of their two children, Robert and Sally.
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Roger Sterling, played by John Slattery, is a Sterling Cooper Partner, married, but often unfaithful both inside and outside the office.
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Joan Holloway, played by Christina Hendricks, is the Sterling Cooper Office Manager and was once Roger's mistress - until, that is, his heart failed on him.
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Peggy Olson, played by Elisabeth Moss, was Don Draper's secretary, promoted to a Jr Copywriter, and mothered a child from one night with Pete Campbell.
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Pete Campbell, played by Vincent Kartheiser, is an Account Executive at Sterling wanting to move up the ranks. Married, but struggling with himself with what he wants out of life.
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Paul Kisey, played by Michael Gladis, is a Copywriter at Sterling, once having a relationship with Ms Holloway, but now playing the eccentric.
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Salvatore Romano, played by Bryan Batt, is the Art Director for Sterling and "living in the closet?" or at least others have thought as he has been approached by clients.
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Ken Cosgrove, played by Aaron Staton, is the up and coming Account Executive who knows how to play the game to land that big client or at least thinks he does!
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Harry Crane, played by Rich Sommer, is in charge of the new Television Department, running a team of one, himself. Married and expecting.
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Bertram Cooper, played by Robert Morse, is Sr Partner and the reason Cooper is in Sterling Cooper. A short-tempered man that knows what he wants and who he trusts.
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Herman "Duck" Phillips, played by Mark Moses, is the head of account services for Sterling Cooper. He and Don mix like oil and vinegar so we will see who will ultimately sit on top.
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