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New season’s events are developing on the background of general hype about the JFK assassination. After lengthy negotiations, the advertising agency “Sterling Cooper” was sold to new owners – a major British company. This greatly affected the customer base – now the agency will have to work more closely with European companies. Before the deal about the transition of the agency “Sterling Cooper” the new owners will come into force, Roger, Don, Bert and Lane to develop the concept of forming a new agency. Don and Betty are going through hard times. Their relationship is constantly subjected to tests of strength. (more…)
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Sterling Cooper advertising agency’ life is in full swing, and his staff have to get used to the new pace of work. Don has to take care about agency more than others – business sharks are on the alert, and the competition between advertising agencies arise every day. Don as creative director to constantly give out original ideas to keep the audience and increase capital. Joan Harris finds a new secretary, Jane Siegel for Don. The former secretary of Don Peggy Olson has gone so well up the ladder that she is looking for a way to participate in the board of directors. Betty learns that she is pregnant … (more…)
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Don Draper is a leader in the advertising department of the prestigious agency on Madison Avenue in New York. Don is a born master of his craft, he always comes up with something new in the business, he is successful and lucky. At the same time, he manages to find the time to establish a difficult personal life. Don has been actively involved in the backstage life agency – he has a weight and different levers of pressure on employees. Donald Draper’s past shrouded in mist, but his career in advertising is going very well. Events in the series developed in the 60s, on a background specific to the U.S. social traits: smoking and alcoholism, infidelity, the preconditions for the emancipation of women and homophobia, racism and anti-Semitism, Missile Crisis and the Cold War. (more…)
We decided to update the information about the highest ratings TV shows according to IMDB (2014). The rating was on series, which is being broadcast. In case of equal ranking we take a number of votes. TV Shows that are on our website highlighted clickable links. (more…)
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The series is a contemporary story of murder, deception, revenge and corruption in a world where the line between cops and criminals is blurred. Low Winter Sun begins with the murder of a cop by a fellow Detroit detective. Seemingly the perfect crime, in reality the murder activates forces that will forever alter the detective’s life, and pull him into the heart of the Detroit underworld. (more…)
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The new season begins with the events of winter 1867. The former confederate soldier Cullen Bohannon readying to assume control of the Union Pacific Railroad, emancipated slave Elam Ferguson wondering whether wearing a badge will be too dangerous for a new family man, and railroad impresario Thomas “Doc” Durant scheming to get out of jail and back into business. (more…)
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The business, which has long been evolved and brought a good income in a jiffy collapsed. Gus Fring worked hard to put their case at his feet. But now, when Gus died, it became useless. At this time, police are actively interrogates all of the associates Goose. Despite all the difficulties and hard period, the characters of the film Jesse and Walt decide to continue the drug production. Their former lawyer remains the Saul Goodman. To ensure that all went according to plan, Jesse and Walt needed an equal partner. He was Mike Ehrmantraut. Everyone is responsible for their job. Walt and Jesse are required to monitor the production of drugs, Mike is responsible for sales, and the lawyer decides all legal questions.
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Season 3 begins one year after the close of the “Rosie Larsen” case (the focus of the series’ first two seasons) with Sarah Linden no longer working as a detective. But when her ex-partner Stephen Holder’s search for a runaway girl leads him to discover a gruesome string of murders that connects to a previous murder investigation by Linden, she is drawn back into the life she thought she’d left behind. (more…)
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Skyler comes to Walter and proposes to discuss the terms of the divorce. She calls him a drug dealer and wants to know what he was selling. Walter admits that he is not traded, but produced methamphetamine. Skyler says she does not tell Hank, if he would leave her alone and will stay away from children. Jesse and Walt are constantly at loggerheads. Gus offers Walt three million for the three months, but he refuses. (more…)
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Walt takes name Heisenberg, which he later would call his “trademark”. Drug of Heisenberg famous for excellent quality. Hank Schrader begins an investigation of the crystal drug. Walt and Jesse decide to increase sales. They begin to work with a major drug dealer, Gus Fring and his assistant, Mike. (more…)
