AMC will premiere Season 4 of "Mad Men" on Sunday, July 25, answering fans' burning questions from last season's cliffhanger finale.
With the disbanding of ad agency Sterling Cooper and the marital split of the Drapers (played by Jon Hamm and January Jones), the upcoming premiere will play like a whole new pilot for the Emmy-winning show.
During the weekend, "Mad Men" showrunner Matthew Weiner seemed to suggest in an interview that his 1960s period drama would end after six seasons.
An AMC spokesperson responded, "No one wants to see Don Draper wearing a leisure suit. We trust Matthew's vision and that he knows where to take the show. But with that said, 'M*A*S*H' figured how to stretch the Korean War for more than a decade, so stay tuned."
Additionally, AMC will debut its latest drama "Rubicon" on Sunday Aug. 1. Having scored with its first two dramas, "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad," the cable channel has high hopes for the conspiracy thriller set in a New York City-based government intelligence agency. It stars James Badge Dale ("The Pacific") and Oscar-nominated actress Miranda Richardson.