A fun list of theories, inside jokes, and callbacks that you may have missed while watching 'Mad Men.'

A fun compendium of lesser known facts about the cast of 'Mad Men.'

Haha, remember when season five of “Mad Men” began with those jerks dropping water balloons on the black picketers on the street below.

It's no secret that one of our favorite aspects of this season of Mad Men has been January Jones' Betty character being reduced to an occasionally appearing blob-fish -- and the internet at large has joined us in delight over this.

The Hollywood Reporter recently brought together potential Emmy 2012 nominees Claire Danes, Mireille Enos, January Jones, Julianna Margulies, Emmy Rossum, and Kyra Sedgwick to discuss their processes, career inspirations, and worst auditions.

Watching last night's episode of Mad Men, I was once again struck -- powerfully so -- with the belief that January Jones had to have done something to spark Matt Weiner's ire for him to turn Betty Draper into arguably the most unlikeable character in the history of television.

Through four and a half seasons of "Mad Men," the most remarkable thing to me about January Jones is not her bitch-face, nor is it Fat Betty.

In an attempt to increase her odds of taking home an Emmy, "Mad Men's" January Jones has chosen to submit herself in the best supporting actress category instead of battling it out for best lead actress.

There's really nothing I can say that would add anything to this.