After years of fascinating character interaction, company changeovers, hidden identities and so, so many cigarettes, Mad Men will begin to wrap up Sunday night with the Season 7 premiere, "Time Zones."
The 14-episode seventh and final season will be split over this year and next, a la Breaking Bad, and per usual, series creator Matthew Weiner is keeping all plot details top secret. But Season 6 ended with a lot changing for the folks at Sterling Cooper & Partners, as the company opened a west coast branch, headed by Ted Chaough and Pete Campbell, while Don Draper was put on a forced leave.
Mad Men has charted these characters over the course of the 1960s, and it's likely the series will end as the decade ends. Check out a gallery of new Season 7 photos below, showing a much more colorful, eye-catching world than the "everyone in the same style suit" look the series began with.
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