TBS' 'Men at Work' Averages 2.5 Million Viewers in Debut

May 26, 2012

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Last night's two-hour sixth season premiere of Mad Men drew 3.4 million viewers, down just a tick from the 3.5 million who watched last spring's debut. This is the first time the Matt Weiner–created drama has not improved on its previous season's premiere audience. Among viewers under 50, Mad Men ... More »

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"Mad Men" return draws 3.4 million viewers

The AMC series' sixth season premiere was down slightly from last year's opener, which brought in 3.5 million viewers

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Pierce: NCAA tournament remains TV’s best sports event

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'Game of Thrones' Season Debut Slays 'Mad Men'

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There's Still Life In Reality

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Conan O’Brien to stay with TBS through 2015

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