The Bafta, Emmy and Golden Globe award winning Mad Men returns for a second season and reinforces its position as the coolest and most stylish show on the planet offering the viewer a fascinating insight into the glamorous and often morally corrupt world of Madison Avenue advertising agency Stirling Cooper Draper Pryce. Every so often a programme comes along that raises the bar and Mad Men continues to dazzle thanks to its quality of writing, slick fashion and period attention to detail. The misogyny, hard-drinking, back-stabbing, sexual liberation and often questionable business practices of 1960s New York is laid bare leaving you pining for a world where you can reach .  Read the complete review