The world's gone mad.
That's the tagline for AMC's Mad Men marketing campaign. Of course, it's a little hyperbolic; Mad Men has low ratings, even for a cable show. The critical darling started off with less than a million viewers for its first season premiere, but it's been growing ever since. Season two brought along roughly two million viewers with its premiere, while season three upped that to 2.8 million.
The change has been less drastic for "Public Relations," the season four premiere of the Emmy-winning series, but it's still going upward on the bar graph. The episode received 2.92 million viewers, a healthy amount. It's still nowhere near the circa seven million viewers that shows like USA's Royal Pains and TNT's Rizzoli & Isles get, but the growth definitely means that Mad Men certainly hasn't reached its peak, something that is rare for a fourth-season show.
The series reinvented itself with the twist episode "Shut the Door,...
That's the tagline for AMC's Mad Men marketing campaign. Of course, it's a little hyperbolic; Mad Men has low ratings, even for a cable show. The critical darling started off with less than a million viewers for its first season premiere, but it's been growing ever since. Season two brought along roughly two million viewers with its premiere, while season three upped that to 2.8 million.
The change has been less drastic for "Public Relations," the season four premiere of the Emmy-winning series, but it's still going upward on the bar graph. The episode received 2.92 million viewers, a healthy amount. It's still nowhere near the circa seven million viewers that shows like USA's Royal Pains and TNT's Rizzoli & Isles get, but the growth definitely means that Mad Men certainly hasn't reached its peak, something that is rare for a fourth-season show.
The series reinvented itself with the twist episode "Shut the Door,...
- 7/31/2010
- by Sam McPherson
- TVovermind.com
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