Mad Men fan
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MercyL
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I have noticed the popularity of Mad Men but cannot bring myself to watch the show.
The clothing styles Victorian and Edwardian England are a true passion for me, but the 1950's and early 60's just remind me that most people did not participate in the economy the way those men on the show do. In fact, caucasian males were the only group allowed to participate, as equals, in the growing US economy of the day.
I can understand the need for a little nostalgia, though. I just fulfill my need with other shows and activities.
The clothing styles Victorian and Edwardian England are a true passion for me, but the 1950's and early 60's just remind me that most people did not participate in the economy the way those men on the show do. In fact, caucasian males were the only group allowed to participate, as equals, in the growing US economy of the day.
I can understand the need for a little nostalgia, though. I just fulfill my need with other shows and activities.
R. Zimm
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- SE Florida
I guess we could find it on Netflix but somehow it never gets mentioned. We just finished "Fringe" if that tells you anything about out taste in viewing.
That Guy
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- Monterey Bay
I enjoyed "Fringe" when it first started but it became too convoluted after awhile and I gave up.
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pchinvegas
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- Las Vegas, NV
I watch Mad men and love the show. Fun to see the styles and decor. Kinda like a vintage soap.