you know, like what's old don draper up to? >> you know what, i'm just catching up on the show, streaming, i'm really behind. so your guess is as good as mine. >> wait, you don't even know that betty and don are -- >> no, ba, bo, ba, no spoilies. okay? god! [ light laughter ] >> okay so at least tell us what's going on with your story line. when trudy and pete do -- >> stop it stop it! sounds like a spoilie. >> you don't even know what's happening with your own story line? >> nope. when it comes to seasons three and up, trudy campbell is the same as neve campbell from the aaaaahh franchise. >> please welcome scott aukerman! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> hello, i'm good, sir.

this guy is nominated for another emmy award for his portrayal of don draper on "mad men."ch. >> steve: he's a lovely man. >> jimmy: jon hamm is here! >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] he's the best! >> jimmy: i can't say nicer things about anybody. he's just great. jon and i have something ridiculous planned for later in the show. >> steve: ooh. what is it? >> jimmy: it's going to get -- it's going to get messy. [ cheers and applause ] very messy. plus, she's a terrific actress. always putting out cool movies. she is in a new movie called "i origins." brit marling is stopping by. brit marling is great. another cool sci-fi flick. [ cheers and applause ] and my pal martha stewart is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] guys, today is friday -- and that's usually when i just catch up one some personal stuff, usually check my inbox. i send out some emails and, of course, send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] and i just was wondering if you guys wouldn't mind, can i write out my weekly thank you notes right now? is that cool? you're the best ever! thank yo

which is where don draper watched it. okay, madmen? that's fiction. but this was not fiction. how? go outside, look up, look hard, see, the foot prohibit prints ap there. abc, martha's vineyard. >> don't go back to the same places, he says, but go even further. >> makes sense. stay with us for "good morning america." >> have a great day. >> good morning we're on several breaking news stories you did not see last night. crews continue frantic search for a missing boater at the jersey shore. an update is next. >> a head on crash involving two freight trains prompted evacuation in the midwest. we'll have details. >> and a 20 foot snake terrorizing parts of new jersey just looking tat is terrorizing me. we'll tell you where it was

watched when you count, say, berlin, paris, tokyo and new york city and indiana which is where don draperatched it. okay, "mad men," that's fiction. but here's the thing. this was not fiction. you know how? tonight, go outside, look up, look hard. see? the footprints are still up there. jon donvan, abc news, martha's vineyard. >> that's going to do it for "world news" on this saturday. i'll see you first thing in the morning on "gma" and right back here tomorrow night. thanks for watching. good night. holt. >>> next at 6:00, how loved onea woman killed during a bank heise remembering her today. >>> we'll tell you if this sunny weather will stick around. >>> a bay area man's dying wishs true. the touching request granted bye dream foundation. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. whether whether >> today loved ones honored a wn who lost her life in a bank heid gun battle in stockton. police say misty holt singh, a r of two, was used as a human shid after being taken hostage. her family remembered her as the loving center of their live. >> today's vigil was a small ono dozen people who marched from

watched when you count, say, berlin, paris, tokyo and new york city and indiana which is where don draperatched it. okay, "mad men," that's fiction. but here's the thing. this was not fiction. you know how? tonight, go outside, look up, look hard. see? the footprints are still up there. jon donvan, abc news, martha's vineyard. >> that's going to do it for "world news" on this saturday. i'll see you first thing in the morning on "gma" and right back here tomorrow night. thanks for watching. good night. wheel... of... fortune! [ cheers and applause ] and now, from the theater at madisison square garden in new york city, here are the stars of america's game, pat sajak and vanna white! pat: ♪ here we come to save the... ♪ hello, hello! hi, everybody! thank you, jim. thank you, sir

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he looked a little more like don draper, that would have been better. >> melissa this is ridiculous. today we live like this. if it works for them, all the power to them. melissa: i agree with you, whatever works for you. whatever works for you. >> i have to say -- >> she's advocating for everybody else and talking about the fact this makes for a better marriage. i happen to think i'm in a happy marriage, whether he thinks so, i don't know. i'm at work. >> i don't think you have to be subservient. does your wife need to be subservient in order for you to be happy, charlie? >> in all seriousness, i couldn't deal with that type of woman. i don't like a woman to kiss my rear end all the time. >> i don't think it's advocating that the woman be subseveriant to the man. we're talking about the clear distinctions between a woman and man in a household. when we get into problems today is the lines are so blurred, we've talked about the feminization of men. >> i don't like that. >> i don't like the masculinization of women. melissa: am i a masculine woman? i go to work every day. >> okay, som

don draper, i think the role of "mad men," they have tried to sort of penalize him for his problematicehavior, and yet i do not know if the audience feels that way. >> in your history of the rise of the villain, you left out some of you talk about in the book, which is darth vader. he is the great, modern err villain. >> yes. in some ways, it was almost the genesis for this book. i do not write too much about "star wars," and i wanted to write about the interesting thing that happened during the maturation process of somebody's life. it seems to shift. i was talking to my editor about this, and by chance, his four-year-old or five-year-old son had just watched "star wars," as you might expect -- >> and you were four or five when it came out. >> i saw it in the movie theater, and the movie theater was a long way from the farm, and i saw these around the general same age, and talking about his son, i kind of had this theory, talking about when you are a little guy, the character you love is luke skywalker, who is totally heroic trait if you are playing "star wars" on the playground, even

. >> reporter: that would be sally draper, daughter of don draper. forget "mad men."alking about a mad sister. >> oh, my gosh. he is little. ♪ i'll never grow up never grow up ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, season season, new york. >> you just want to bring her a bit of joy, don't you? >> i know. i love that. and the baby's like, this is great. i'm loved. soak it up. >> it's going to be interesting to check back in in a few years. >> yes. see if love is being shared between the two. >> and that does it for this hour of cnn at cnn special coverage. thanks for watching. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. we'll be back with the day's biggest stories after this short break. so what's this? check it out. i just saved 15% on car insurance in 15 minutes, so i took a selfie to show everyone how happy i am. really? because esurance saved me money in half that time. can i...? oh you can be in it! no need to photo-bomb me. hashbrown. selfie. yeah... that's not how it works. 15 minutes for a quote isn't how it works anymore. start with a quote from esurance and you could sav

you know, like what's old don draper up to? lly behind. so your guess is as good as mine. >> wait, you don't even know that betty and don are -- >> no, ba, bo, ba, no spoilies. okay? god! [ light laughter ] >> okay so at least tell us what's going on with your story line. when trudy and pete do -- >> stop it stop it! sounds like a spoilie. >> you don't even know what's happening with your own story line? >> nope. when it comes to seasons three and up, trudy campbell is the same as neve campbell from the aaaaahh franchise. >> please welcome scott aukerman! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> hello, i'm good, sir. >> seth: a fellow talk show host on the show. >> yes, i know, finally. >> seth: i feel like we do have similar looks. >> very similar looks. it's weird being on this side. >> seth: isn't it, though. you want to switch? >> seth: would you like to? >> okay, sure. >> seth: okay, great. >> here we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: oh, this is nice! much more comfortable. yeah so "comedy bang! bang!" -- >> w

. >> don draper, i think that as mad men has run over the years they tried to sort of panelize him for his problematic behavior and yet almost the audience feels that way, i think they still like him. >> and in your history of the rise of the villain you left out somebody you talk about in the book which is darth vader, the great modern villain who becomes in a sense the most interesting guy in that series of movies. >> i mean, yes, in some ways it was almost a genesis for this book in a strange way, i don't write too much about star wars but wha what happened is when is working at the idea for this book i knew i wanted to write about, to me, this sort of very interesting thing that happens during the maturation process of someone's life that the way they feel about the supposedly negative characters seems to shift and i was talking to my editor about this and by chance his four or five-year-old son had just watched star wars and of course it blew his mind as you would expect. >> and you were four or five when it came out so you can relate. >> it came out in 77 but i didn't -- the empi

for more on apple bringing in its own inner don draper, we have ken siegel.e worked as a consultant with the company until 2008. he is also the author of "insanely simple." ken, great to see you. what do you think has happened here at apple? ? apple? >> the big thing that has is notd is steve jobs there, and the hall of fame created director is not part of the day today activities. you have a different crew on both side of the east asian -- equation. -- steve jobsjobs came together on those ads. how would you describe the apple ads these days? >> my opinion is they are smaller. my gold standard is the mac versus pc campaign. they ran for over four years, was very effective, and people would talk about them the next day. isn then -- the new stuff beautiful. >> when you mean softer, what you mean? >> it is beautifully shot, all around the world, but you do not sit around saying did you see that amazing apple ad? they are not as worthy like they used to be. as i see that, they are more about feeling good, and it is less about -- they do not go viral as much as t

elisabeth moss from "mad men" after a fantastic season that included that dance with jon hamm's -- don draper'seague for "game of thrones," what is it, 19? >> this is a show that never quite gets the love when they pass out the nominations. they pass out the awards but nominations are always great. had a great season and fantastic finale. >> somewhere amy robach is rejoicing, big fan of that program. >> somewhere is wearing like some weird cloth and they're going over a mountain and they're very happy. >> jim parsons will be tough to beat. >> he will and so is julia louis-dreyfus both going for -- parsons will be going for his fourth. that would tie him with people like michael j. fox, carroll o'connor, kelsey grammer in history and that's strong and julia louis-dreyfus will be going for her third in a row. >> great in "veep." >> those are two really strong characters -- nominations. >> is there a clear favorite in outstanding comedy? >> you know, i think -- i think you still have to think it's "modern family." that will be going for five in a row. only "frasier" has ever done it and that did i