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Season 3

No. of episodes	13
Original run	16 August 2009 8 November 2009
DVD release	23 March 2010
Season chronology
previous Season 2	next Season 4

Overview

Season 3 ran from 16 August 2009 to 8 November 2009. It consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. AMC broadcast Season 3 on Sundays at 10:00 pm in the United States.

Season three takes place six months after the conclusion of Season 2 (roughly April/May 1963) and ends in December 1963. It chronicles the end of the "Camelot era" as the characters go through immense change in their professional and personal lives.

Season 3 was exalted by television critics and was a major winner in many television awards. Mad Men won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Series, and acknowledgement by the American Film Institute.

Production

Number of episodes produced: 13

Cast

Episode

Season #	Series #	Title	Writer	Director	Original airdate
1	27	"Out of Town"	Matthew Weiner	Phil Abraham	16 August 2009
2	28	"Love Among the Ruins"	Cathryn Humphries Matthew Weiner	Lesli Linka Glatter	23 August 2009
3	29	"My Old Kentucky Home"	Dahvi Waller Matthew Weiner	Jennifer Getzinger	30 August 2009
4	30	"The Arrangements"	Andrew Colville Matthew Weiner	Michael Uppendahl	6 September 2009
5	31	"The Fog"	Kater Gordon	Phil Abraham	13 September 2009
6	32	"Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency"	Robin Veith Matthew Weiner	Lesli Linka Glatter	27 September 2009
7	33	"Seven Twenty Three"	Andre Jacquemetton Maria Jacquemetton Matthew Weiner	Daisy Von Scherler Mayer	27 September 2009
8	34	"Souvenir"	Lisa Albert Matthew Weiner	Phil Abraham	4 October 2009
9	35	"Wee Small Hours"	Dahvi Waller Matthew Weiner	Scott Hornbacher	11 October 2009
10	36	"The Color Blue"	Kater Gordon Matthew Weiner	Michael Uppendahl	18 October 2009
11	37	"The Gypsy and the Hobo"	Marti Noxon Cathryn Humphris Matthew Weiner	Jennifer Getzinger	25 October 2009
12	38	"The Grown-Ups"	Brett Johnson Matthew Weiner	Barbet Schroeder	1 November 2009
13	39	"Shut the Door. Have a Seat"	Matthew Weiner Erin Levy	Matthew Weiner	8 November 2009

Seasons of Mad Men
Season 1	• "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" • "Ladies Room" • "Marriage of Figaro" • "New Amsterdam" • "5G" • "Babylon" • "Red in the Face" • "The Hobo Code" • "Shoot" • "Long Weekend" • "Indian Summer" • "Nixon vs. Kennedy" • "The Wheel" •
Season 2	• "For Those Who Think Young" • "Flight 1" • "The Benefactor" • "Three Sundays" • "The New Girl" • "Maidenform" • "The Gold Violin" • "A Night to Remember" • "Six Month Leave" • "The Inheritance" • "The Jet Set" • "The Mountain King" • "Meditations in an Emergency" •
Season 3	• "Out of Town" • "Love Among the Ruins" • "My Old Kentucky Home" • "The Arrangements" • "The Fog" • "Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency" • "Seven Twenty Three" • "Souvenir" • "Wee Small Hours" • "The Color Blue" • "The Gypsy and the Hobo" • "The Grown-Ups" • "Shut the Door. Have a Seat" •
Season 4	• "Public Relations" • "Christmas Comes But Once a Year" • "The Good News" • "The Rejected" • "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword" • "Waldorf Stories" • "The Suitcase" • "The Summer Man" • "The Beautiful Girls" • "Hands and Knees" • "Chinese Wall" • "Blowing Smoke" • "Tomorrowland" •
Season 5	• "A Little Kiss, Part 1" • "A Little Kiss, Part 2" • "Tea Leaves" • "Mystery Date" • "Signal 30" • "Far Away Places" • "At the Codfish Ball" • "Lady Lazarus" • "Dark Shadows" • "Christmas Waltz" • "The Other Woman" • "Commissions and Fees" • "The Phantom" •
Season 6	• "The Doorway, Part 1" • "The Doorway, Part 2" • "The Collaborators" • "To Have and To Hold" • "The Flood" • "For Immediate Release" • "Man With a Plan" • "The Crash" • "The Better Half" • "A Tale of Two Cities" • "Favors" • "The Quality of Mercy" • "In Care Of" •
Season 7	• "Time Zones" • "A Day's Work" • "Field Trip" • "The Monolith" • "The Runaways" • "The Strategy" • "Waterloo" • "Severance" • "New Business" • "The Forecast" • "Time & Life" • "Lost Horizon" • "The Milk and Honey Route" • "Person to Person" •

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 | DVD      = 23 March 2010
 | previous = [[Season 2]]
-| next     = [[Season 4]]
+| next     = [[Season 4]]}}
-}}'''Season 3''' ran from 16 August 2009 to 8 November 2009.
-== Production ==
+==Overview==
+'''Season 3''' ran from 16 August 2009 to 8 November 2009. It consisted of 13 episodes, each running approximately 47 minutes in length. AMC broadcast Season 3 on Sundays at 10:00 pm in the United States.
+Season three takes place six months after the conclusion of Season 2 (roughly April/May 1963) and ends in December 1963. It chronicles the end of the "Camelot era" as the characters go through immense change in their professional and personal lives.
+Season 3 was exalted by television critics and was a major winner in many television awards. ''Mad Men'' won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Series, and acknowledgement by the American Film Institute.
+==Production==
 *Number of episodes produced: 13
-=== Cast ===
+==Cast==
-====Main Cast====
+===Main Star===
-*[[John Hamm]] as [[Don Draper]]
-*[[Elisabeth Moss]] as [[Peggy Olson]]
+*[[Jon Hamm]] as [[Don Draper]] (13 episodes)
-*[[Vincent Kartheiser]] as [[Pete Campbell]]
+*[[Elisabeth Moss]] as [[Peggy Olson]] (12 episodes)
-*[[January Jones]] as [[Betty Draper]]
+*[[Vincent Kartheiser]] as [[Pete Campbell]] (12 episodes)
-*[[Christina Hendricks]] as [[Joan Holloway]]
+*[[January Jones]] as [[Betty Hofstadt]] (13 episodes)
-*[[Bryan Batt]] as [[Salvatore Romano]]
+*[[Christina Hendricks]] as [[Joan Holloway]] (10 episodes)
-*[[Michael Gladis]] as [[Paul Kinsey]]
+*[[Bryan Batt]] as [[Salvatore Romano]] (8 episodes)
-*[[Aaron Staton]] as [[Ken Cosgrove]]
+*[[Michael Gladis]] as [[Paul Kinsey]] (11 episodes)
-*[[Rich Sommer]] as [[Harry Crane]]
+*[[Aaron Staton]] as [[Ken Cosgrove]] (10 episodes)
-*[[Robert Morse]] as [[Bertram Cooper]]
+*[[Rich Sommer]] as [[Harry Crane]] (12 episodes)
+*Robert Morse as [[Bertram Cooper]] (11 episodes)
-*[[John Slattery]] as [[Roger Sterling]]
+*[[John Slattery]] as [[Roger Sterling]] (12 episodes)
-====Supporting Cast====
+===Co-Star===
-*[[Jared Harris]] as [[Lane Pryce]]
+*Jared S. Gilmore as [[Robert Draper]] (13 episodes)
-*[[Kiernan Shipka]] as [[Sally Draper]]
+*Kiernan Shipka as [[Sally Draper]] (13 episodes)
+*Alexa Alemanni as [[Allison]] (11 episodes)
-*[[Alison Brie]] as [[Trudy Campbell]]
+*[[Jared Harris]] as [[Lane Pryce]] (9 episodes)
+*Patrick Cavanaugh as [[Smitty Smith]] (8 episodes)
+*Christopher Stanley as [[Henry Francis]] (7 episodes)
+*[[Alison Brie]] as [[Trudy Vogel]] (6 episodes)
+*Deborah Lacey as [[Carla]] (6 episodes)
+*Chelcie Ross as [[Conrad Hilton]] (6 episodes)
+*Abigail Spencer as [[Suzanne Farrell]] (6 episodes)
+*Ryan Cartwright as [[John Hooker]] (5 episodes)
+*Edin Gali as [[Kurt Smith]] (5 episodes)
+*Julie McNiven as [[Hildy]] (5 episodes)
+*Ryan Cutrona as [[Eugene Hofstadt]] (4 episodes)
+*Anne Dudek as [[Francine Hanson]] (4 episodes)
+*Crista Flanagan as [[Lois Sadler]] (3 episodes)
+*Eric Ladin as William Hofstadt (3 episodes)
+*Peyton List as [[Jane Siegel]] (3 episodes)
+*Mark Moses as [[Herman Phillips]] (3 episodes)
+*Samuel Page as [[Greg Harris]] (3 episodes)
+*Laura Regan as [[Jennifer Crane]] (3 episodes)
+*Talia Balsam as [[Mona Sterling]] (2 episodes)
+*Embeth Davidtz as [[Rebecca Pryce]] (2 episodes)
+*Elizabeth Rice as [[Margaret Sterling]] (2 episodes)
+*Audrey Wasilewski as [[Anita Olson Respola]] (2 episodes)
+*Sarah Drew as [[Kitty Romano]] (1 episode)
+*Darren Pettie as [[Lee Garner, Jr.]] (1 episode)
+*Myra Turley as [[Katherine Olson]] (1 episode)
-=== Episodes ===
+==Episode==
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 |1
 |27
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 |[[Matthew Weiner]]
-|[[Phil Abraham]]
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 |16 August 2009
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 |"[[Love Among the Ruins]]"
-|[[Cathryn Humphries]]<br />Matthew Weiner
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-|[[Lesli Linka Glatter]]
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 |23 August 2009
 |-
 |3
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 |"[[My Old Kentucky Home]]"
-|[[Dahvi Waller]]<br />Matthew Weiner
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-|[[Jennifer Getzinger]]
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 |30 August 2009
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 |"[[The Arrangements]]"
-|[[Andrew Colville]]<br />Matthew Weiner
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-|[[Michael Uppendahl]]
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 |6 September 2009
 |-
 |5
 |31
-|[[File:Don-betty-baby.jpg|120px|link=The Fog]]
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 |"[[The Fog]]"
-|[[Kater Gordon]]
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 |Phil Abraham
 |13 September 2009
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+|[[File:Joan_don_guy_advertising_agency.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency]]"
-|[[Robin Veith]]<br />Matthew Weiner
+|Robin Veith<br>Matthew Weiner
 |Lesli Linka Glatter
 |27 September 2009
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 |7
 |33
-|[[File:Seven_twenty_three.jpg|120px|link=Seven Twenty Three]]
+|[[File:Seven_twenty_three.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[Seven Twenty Three]]"
-|[[Andre Jacquemetton]]<br />[[Maria Jacquemetton]]<br />Matthew Weiner
+|Andre Jacquemetton<br>Maria Jacquemetton<br>Matthew Weiner
-|[[Daisy Von Scherler Mayer]]
+|Daisy Von Scherler Mayer
 |27 September 2009
 |-
 |8
 |34
-|[[File:Souvenir.jpg|120px|link=Souvenir]]
+|[[File:Souvenir.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[Souvenir]]"
-|[[Lisa Albert]]<br />Matthew Weiner
+|Lisa Albert<br>Matthew Weiner
 |Phil Abraham
 |4 October 2009
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 |9
 |35
-|[[File:Wee_small_hours.jpg|120px|link=Wee Small Hours]]
+|[[File:Wee_small_hours.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[Wee Small Hours]]"
-|Dahvi Waller<br />Matthew Weiner
+|Dahvi Waller<br>Matthew Weiner
-|[[Scott Hornbacher]]
+|Scott Hornbacher
 |11 October 2009
 |-
 |10
 |36
-|[[File:The_colour_blue.jpg|120px|link=The Color Blue]]
+|[[File:The_colour_blue.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[The Color Blue]]"
-|Kater Gordon<br />Matthew Weiner
+|Kater Gordon<br>Matthew Weiner
 |Michael Uppendahl
 |18 October 2009
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 |37
-|[[File:Gypsy_and_the_hobo.jpg|120px|link=The Gypsy and the Hobo]]
+|[[File:Gypsy_and_the_hobo.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[The Gypsy and the Hobo]]"
-|[[Marti Noxon]]<br />[[Cathryn Humphris]]<br />Matthew Weiner
+|Marti Noxon<br>Cathryn Humphris<br>Matthew Weiner
 |Jennifer Getzinger
 |25 October 2009
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 |12
 |38
-|[[File:The_grown_ups.jpg|120px|link=The Grown-Ups]]
+|[[File:The_grown_ups.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[The Grown-Ups]]"
-|[[Brett Johnson]]<br />Matthew Weiner
+|Brett Johnson<br>Matthew Weiner
-|[[Barbet Schroeder]]
+|Barbet Schroeder
 |1 November 2009
 |-
 |13
 |39
-|[[File:The_new_SCDP_in_shut_the_door_have_a_seat.jpg|120px|link=Shut the Door. Have a Seat]]
+|[[File:The_new_SCDP_in_shut_the_door_have_a_seat.jpg|thumb|130px]]
 |"[[Shut the Door. Have a Seat]]"
-|Matthew Weiner<br />[[Erin Levy]]
+|Matthew Weiner<br>Erin Levy
 |Matthew Weiner
 |8 November 2009
 |}
+{{EpisodeList}}
+[[Category:Season 3]]
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-[[Category:Season Three| ]]
-[[Category:Seasons]]