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Mad Men, Damages, Leverage

Posted by barryb on February 2, 2011 at 11:05:09:
I recently discovered these shows, find them quite enjoyable and rate them near the top of the TV drama genre. Mad Men is a character based drama with a vivid, insightful portrayal of the early 1960s Madison Avenue. Damages has Glenn Close as a super ruthless lawyer and Leverage is much lighter with Timothy Hutton masterminding a team of benevolent crooks.