Mad men season 5

• One of the few things Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner let slip about his series Season 5 premiere was that star January Jones was not in it.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• After a year and a half hiatus, Season 5 of AMCs Mad Men is set to premiere on March 25.
(YAHOO!)
• "Mad Men" sang and danced its way back on TV Sunday night with a two hour premiere that reminded us just how much we've missed their depraved and droll ways. Let's relive the top seven moments (spoilers below, of course): 7.
(ABC News)
• AMCs Season 5 premiere of Mad Men scored the shows biggest audience yet, as 3.5 million viewers tuned in after the shows 17-month absence. Bing: Mad Men fashion The shows two-hour premiere, beginning at 9 p.m., was the first in the history of Mad Men.
(MSN)
• Mad Men resumed Sunday night with a two-hour premiere that quickly answered lingering questions from season four. Don and Megan did indeed get married. Joan had her baby and kept it; shes home on maternity leave.
(TheWrap)
• After Mad Men kicked off its Season 5 premiere with an era-setting scene of civil rights activists protesting on Madison Avenue, many critics found the opening B story to be uncharacteristically cheesy and obvious for the series.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• The viewers of "Mad Men" can operate a parking meter! Or at least their remote controls: the long-awaited fifth-season return of the AMC drama delivered 3.5 million viewers.
(Los Angeles Times)
• After 18 months of waiting, an average of 3.5 million people tuned in Sunday to watch "Mad Men's" fifth-season debut. That's a series best for the show — and about 600,000 more people than watched the fourth-season debut in July 2010.
(Washington Post)
• "Mad Men" season 5 returns and Joan has given birth to Roger's baby. The season opener begins with a very tired and moody Joan dealing with new motherhood while her husband, the doctor, is doing his duty for the country in Viet Nam.
(Examiner)