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"There are three things you can count on when it comes to Mad Men. One: Each season feels like a true chapter unto itself. Two: Months after that season has wrapped, it&amp;#x27;s kinda hard to remember what all went down. And three: Don Draper is never going to serenade a woman in a karaoke bar on bended knee in an effort to win her heart. If that ever happens, I will eat my &amp;#x27;60s-appropriate hat. I needed to refresh my own memory before Sunday&amp;#x27;s premiere, so I&amp;#x27;m guessing you guys could use a brush-up too. Here&amp;#x27;s a quick cheat sheet on last season: Where we began: Hawaii is the short answer. I felt in over my head with the season-six premiere&amp;amp;#8212;Don&amp;#x27;s tropical sulk session was full of mystery, courtesy of PFC Dinkins (remember how Don was a witness at his wedding?). Meanwhile, Megan was despairing about not getting her due on her first regular soap opera gig. Everybody was on edge, to say the least. The general season vibe: Tension. Tension at work, tension at home, and tension in the world&amp;amp;#8212;as evidenced by the constant background sirens, Abe&amp;#x27;s violent encounter on the subway and, most poignantly, the episode set against the backdrop of Martin Luther King&amp;#x27;s assassination. Where we went: Don&amp;#x27;s central affair of the season was with Linda Cardellini&amp;#x27;s bored-wife character&amp;amp;#8212;who got a little more, um, excitement than she bargained for when Don basically locked her in a hotel for a week. Also: Sally caught them in the act. Toward the end of the season, Don completely unraveled&amp;amp;#8212;sleeping with Betty, proposing a move to California, backing out of it. When we left him, he&amp;#x27;d just been left by Megan (or that&amp;#x27;s how it looked, anyway) and was showing his kids where he grew up. Hello, Dick Whitman. We knew you&amp;#x27;d be back someday. The central ladies had a rough ride. Megan wilted under the weight of Don&amp;#x27;s issues. Joan struggled with balancing single-motherhood and work (where she wasn&amp;#x27;t exactly getting a ton of respect, even as a partner)&amp;amp;#8212;and at the season&amp;#x27;s end, she was just beginning to let Roger into her son&amp;#x27;s life. Peggy ping-ponged between Abe and Ted (oh, and Stan)&amp;amp;#8212;but after she accidentally stabbed Abe in the stomach, I think it&amp;#x27;s safe to say they&amp;#x27;re done. And though Ted considered leaving his family for Peg for half a second, he ultimately backed out. (Duh. Ted is such a wishy-washy willy.) What else? Let&amp;#x27;s see... After carving out a thoroughly creepy place in the office for himself, Bob Benson hit on Pete. Roger was a sad little figure all season, spending most of it getting rejected by his family or feeling jealous of Joan&amp;#x27;s bond with Bob. Don engineered a spur-of-the-moment merger with Ted&amp;#x27;s firm in Detroit. Ken Cosgrove continually got the ever-loving s&amp;amp;#8212;t kicked out of him by wild auto guys. Harry Crane was a crotchety pain in the butt through the whole season. And Pete&amp;amp;#8212;who seems to be a little Roger in the making&amp;amp;#8212;finally ruined things with Trudy for good (getting caught by your father-in-law in a whorehouse will do that). Any season-seven dish? All we can surmise at this point is that air travel is involved. Season-seven promos featured Don deplaning and Peggy looking smug in an undeniably L.A.-ish setting. So somebody&amp;#x27;s making good on their promise to go somewhere&amp;amp;#8212;for all we know, Don hopped back on the West Coast train once again, and he and Peggy are looking for an ad gold rush out West. (Now that she&amp;#x27;s embarrassed herself in front of Ted, she&amp;#x27;s ripe for a good fleeing.) Also, don&amp;#x27;t forget: This is only the first half of season seven we&amp;#x27;ll start watching on Sunday. We get seven episodes this year and seven episodes in 2015. What do you guys hope happens on Mad Men this season?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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