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Can’t remember what happened to Don, Peggy, and Joan? Ahead of its sixth season premiere on Sunday, I bring you up to speed on what happened last season on AMC’s Mad Men . Plus, read our review of the Season Six premiere . Over at The Daily Beast, you can read my latest feature, " Mad Men Returns: A Recap of Season Five," in which I round up all of the important plot points of Season Five of Mad Men in order to get you ready for Sunday's premiere. Season Six of Mad Men begins Sunday evening at 9 p.m. with a stellar two-hour premiere, 10 long months since we last traveled back in time with AMC’s devastatingly elegant period drama. In that time, your brain may have erased precious details about what happened to Don Draper (Jon Hamm) in the dentist’s chair, whether he and “Zou Bisou Bisou” chanteuse Megan (Jessica Paré) repaired their marriage or ended it, and just what Joan (Christina Hendricks) did in order to secure herself a seat at the partners’ table. What ha

As there have been a lot of new visitors popping up here at Televisionary lately, I thought I'd take the opportunity this Labor Day to take a look back at some recent posts that may have given you a reason to take a break (or sneak one) from work. (Not that I'm advocating that or anything, mind you.) Hopefully, you're off from work today, with the family, having a lazy old day of it. But if you happen to be stuck inside, below are a few Televisionary moments to keep you entertained... Reality Check: "Project Runway": Week 8: Farm-Raised Cuckoo Bird Angela No Jet-Setter Week 7: The Fix is In: Vincent Has the Winning (Yes, Winning) Design Week 6: Allison Wrongfully Trashed Week 5: Michael Finally Gets Some Love Week 4: Pattern Recognition: "Project Runway" Evicts One Designer Week 1: Catwalks and Catfights on "Project Runway" Second Helpings: FOX's Vanished I Heart "Veronica Mars": "Kidnapping an Heiress": Patty Hearst Hea

As there have been a lot of new visitors popping up here at Televisionary lately, I thought I'd take the opportunity this Fourth of July to take a look back at some recent posts that may have given you a reason to take a break (or sneak one) from work. (Not that I'm advocating that or anything, mind you.) Hopefully, you're off from work today, with the family, celebrating the birth of the US of A. But if you happen to be stuck inside (it's a another scorcher here in Los Angeles), below are a few Televisionary moments to keep you entertained... Pilot Inspektor: CBS' Smith CW's Runaway CW's Hidden Palms FOX's Vanished ABC's Six Degrees ABC's The Nine NBC's 30 Rock NBC's Kidnapped NBC's Heroes ABC's Brothers & Sisters Showtime's Dexter Where Pilots Go to Die: CBS' Ultra CW's Aquaman Hot Topics: TV (Not on DVD) Hold The Ballots: An Emmy Award Wish List Barbarians at the Gate: Why the Frack Haven't I Been Watching

Ah, Memorial Day Weekend. That time of year which signals the end of the television season and the beginning of summer and, well, summer television. As there have been a lot of new visitors popping up here at Televisionary lately, I thought this would be a good time to take a look back at some recent posts that may have caught your eye, sparked your imagination, or--at the very least--given you a reason to take a break (or sneak one) from work. Without further ado, I give you the first Televisionary clip show. Pilot Inspektor: NBC's Kidnapped NBC's Heroes ABC's Brothers & Sisters Showtime's Dexter Hot Topics: "May We Have an Awesome Blossom": When Does TV Product Placement Go Too Far? "Gilmore" Guy: Who Is New Showrunner David Rosenthal? Fall 2006 Network Upfronts/Schedule Coverage: Musical Chairs: NBC Reshuffles Nearly Its Entire Schedule What I'll Be Watching This Fall Upfronts Scorecard: The CW Upfronts Scorecard: NBC Upfronts Scorecard: