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But I think that's what I find most fascinating about the show - how the Men of the title are forced to deal with a changing world.

Posted by Cuzzin Todd (aka cuzzintodd) Aug 11 '09, 09:03

The roles of women, the political and cultural upheavals of the time, rights for minorities, even the way children are raised/treated... and all the Men can do is watch their world crumble.

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Oh definitely. It is inevitable and clearly why the show was set when it was. The final song of S1 playing the scene out (Dylan) let us know where it - HdnAgnda Aug 11, 09:24
Yes. And on a side note, I hope Elisabeth Moss (aka Peggy Olson) wins the Emmy. -- nm - Don Homer Aug 11, 09:04 2
- I find her character's growth over the course of the series so far the most interesting. -- nm - Cuzzin Todd Aug 11, 09:08
- She looks great in pics from S3 in this week's EW. -- nm - HdnAgnda Aug 11, 09:07

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But I think that's what I find most fascinating about the show - how the Men of the title are forced to deal with a changing world.

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