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The possibility of a spinoff series has been mentioned before.
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Matthew Weiner is returning to the world of cable television.
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The studio has also axed Patriot in a push for the platform's next big blockbuster.
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"BUT WHO BRINGS ZADIE SMITH TO THE SET? AT THE STRAND?"
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Prime Video's ambitious anthology series works better as a remix.
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"Where does the work stop? When’s too far, too much?"
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Aaron Eckhart, Kerry Bishé, Corey Stoll, Kathryn Hahn, John Slattery, Christina Hendricks and more star in the new series from the creator of Mad Men.
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"It’s fun being around tough women like that, women who know what they want."
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Plus Apostle, The Kindergarten Teacher, Camping, and more!
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It's beautiful to look at, but hard to watch.
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Don't go roamin' off, you'd be a mad man to not rush in and watch this now!
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The star-studded drama hits Prime Video on October 12, with new episodes rolling out each week.
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Can all these people really be descendants of Russia's Romanoff family?
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The eight-part anthology series premieres October 12.
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Celebrate the TV anniversary of the time Don Draper got engaged to his secretary, and it was too much for Joan and Peggy to bear.
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The studio also intends to move forward with Matthew Weiner's 'The Romanoffs' without the involvement of The Weinstein Company.
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The future of Matthew Weiner's The Romanoffs and an untitled David O. Russell project are now up in the air.
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The Reiser-ssance will continue in Matthew Weiner's Mad Men follow-up.
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The anthology series will mark a reunion for the duo and Mad Men showrunner Matthew Weiner.
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House of Cards' dimly lit gay sex scene has nothing on what Mad Men aired on basic cable way back in 2009.