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"Mad Men reportedly paid $25,000 to use a Beatles song in a recent episode. &amp;#039;Tomorrow Never Knows&amp;#039; - from the band&amp;#039;s 1966 studio album Revolver - was featured in the episode &amp;#039;Lady Lazarus&amp;#039;.   The overall licensing cost for the track was $25,000 (\u00A315,480), according to The Wall Street Journal. While Lionsgate - the studio that produces Mad Men for AMC - refused to confirm the amount, a spokesperson did reveal that the deal was the most expensive of its type to date. The appearance of &amp;#039;Tomorrow Never Knows&amp;#039; also marks the first time a master recording by the Beatles has been licensed for a television show, it was claimed. In February, it was reported that Sir Paul McCartney had signed a deal allowing his music to feature in Mad Men. The music legend was also rumoured to be in line for a cameo appearance, but series star Jon Hamm (Don Draper) later dismissed the suggestion. &amp;quot;We&amp;#039;ve always shied away from anybody that is terrifically recognisable on the show,&amp;quot; he explained. &amp;quot;The man is legendary and deservedly so. But I think that rumour should be taken with a certain degree of salt.&amp;quot; Mad Men continues on Sky Atlantic on Tuesday nights at 9pm. It airs in the US on Sundays on AMC. Watch a promo for the &amp;#039;Lady Lazarus&amp;#039; episode below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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