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Netflix To Supply Your <em>Mad Men</em> Fix This Year
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Jen Carlson
Published Apr 6, 2011
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While Mad Men won't be returning this year, Netflix has just announced that they'll be adding the series to their Instant Watch option starting July 27th. So at least we'll get to experience Don Draper's infidelities in syndication!
According to Deadline, "Netflix has signed an exclusive syndication deal with Mad Men producer Lionsgate to stream up to seven seasons of the Emmy-winning AMC drama. Under the pact, the first four seasons of Mad Men will be available on Netflix's Watch Instantly service beginning on July 27th." The rest of the seasons will be added after they air on AMC.
The Guardian notes that the deal will have Netflix paying nearly $1 million per episode, which in the end will add up to around $90 million. But it may already be paying off, they also note that shares in Netflix already rose 2% on after news of the Mad Men deal. Don Draper saves the day once again.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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