About time? Mad men will be back in March – vote in our poll!

It’s not “official” word, but John Hamm (who you would think would know) apparently let it slip during an interview that Mad Men will finally return in March – March 25th to be specific. Here’s another article as well. AMC is still declining to confirm the date at all.

So, what do you think? Has it been to long? Would you watch no matter how long it took? Will it have to be an amazing season to recapture your interest?

I’m curious enough that I created a poll. What do you think?

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