Mad Men Season 4 Coming in July

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According to a press release just received at ML HQ, the fourth season of Mad Men is set to debut in July. When in July, of course, remains a mystery. Though since the series debuted on July 17, 2007, you probably couldn’t go too wrong keeping Sunday, July 18 open on your calendar. [Mad Men/AMC]

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From NP | Reply
Posted 05 Apr 2010, 3:54 PM

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! I just finished rewatching the first three seasons and have generally had the show on my mindgrapes recently. Cannot wait!!

From Beth | Reply
Posted 05 Apr 2010, 4:36 PM

That's my birthday!!!

From rebecca | Reply
Posted 07 Apr 2010, 1:29 AM

I can't wait for the season 4 power rankings!

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