The Sopranos

Mad Men: Matthew Weiner Q & A for season two

sepinwall (Blogspot) | by asepinwall@starledger.com (Alan Sepinwall) | Sun, Oct 26

Sun, Oct 26 On whether he might do another 15-month jump that would take the characters past the JFK assassination:

On people seeing thematic parallels between "Mad Men" and "The Sopranos":

Joan had a tough time this year.

How did it feel the night you won the Emmys?

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2 mainstream media weighed in on a similar topic

Last Month, Tempo from Chicago Tribune says (in Some thoughts on Season 2 (and Season 3) from 'Mad Men' creator Matthew Weiner) MR: I guess I’m saying is that fans are really attached to these characters. I know I want to see more of all of them.

MR: Crude.

It was a childhood fantasy of mine to be there [at ‘SNL.’] I was on “The Sopranos” for five years and I could never get a ticket.

14 Months Ago, Tempo from Chicago Tribune says (in Wild about 'Mad Men': A talk with creator Matthew Weiner) How many times did the actions of those characters surprise us, yet were in keeping with what we’d learned about them? It was a sickening shock when Tony Soprano killed Christopher Moltisanti in the final season. But given what we’d seen of Tony’s calculating, brutal side, it wasn’t reall...