Good news for Mad Men fans: On Friday, during the TCA press tour, US cable television channel AMC announced that the Emmy-winning series will return for Season 5. No date was announced for its season premiere.
Fans have been a little worried ever since Rich Sommer, who plays Harry Crane, tweeted, "I have no idea if there will be a season 5 of MM. I am operating under the assumption that there won't be, until I hear otherwise." (He later followed up on his blog that it was "a safe bet — very safe bet — that the show will return in its usual fashion.")
AMC also promised that Breaking Bad would begin production for its fourth season on Thursday.
In addition to those two favourites, AMC set a date for its next original series, The Killing, which focuses on the murder of a young girl in Seattle and the police investigation that follows. Based on the Danish hit Forbrydelsen, it will premiere on April 3.
Fans have been a little worried ever since Rich Sommer, who plays Harry Crane, tweeted, "I have no idea if there will be a season 5 of MM. I am operating under the assumption that there won't be, until I hear otherwise." (He later followed up on his blog that it was "a safe bet — very safe bet — that the show will return in its usual fashion.")
AMC also promised that Breaking Bad would begin production for its fourth season on Thursday.
In addition to those two favourites, AMC set a date for its next original series, The Killing, which focuses on the murder of a young girl in Seattle and the police investigation that follows. Based on the Danish hit Forbrydelsen, it will premiere on April 3.
