Season 5 features Don Draper as you've never seen him before: happily married and entirely faithful. The seductive and intriguing world of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce returns in the most anticipated television event of the year. Totally in love with young copywriter Megan, Don doesn't even care that the advertising agency is doing poorly following the loss of top client Lucky Strike. Pete Campbell, on the other hand, is desperate for the firm to succeed, and his increased ambition sparks a rivalry with Roger Sterling, who regains his mojo after getting into the drug scene of the '60s.
Everything changes here, not necessarily better or worse but with decisions that change the course of their lives, and that's part of why the show is so good.
Tonight's long-awaited season premiere was titled A Little Kiss, but it was more like a big wet kiss, the kind you plant on a loved one you haven't seen in way too long.
In the years from now when Mad Men is finished and we look back on popular culture as a whole, the great character studies of our time in literature, film or television will not be complete without Don Draper
