Mad Men episodes aren't the only thing worth repeating. Check out these interviews with the team behind Season 2 to better appreciate the work behind each episode.

• "Joan, she's always worn fitted garments; she always will wear fitted garments, until the day she's six feet under!" -- Janie Bryant (Costume Designer)

• "Maybe he thinks I'm the violent type who pounds on doors and threatens women." -- Dan Bishop (Production Designer)

• "There's a great deal of music that is, of course, from the period, but occasionally we do step out -- like a Cranberries song that was featured in Season 1." -- Alexandra Patsavas (Music Supervisor)

• "... picture tends to lead first and then music follows, which I think is the right way to do things. You're more in sync with the audience, the way the audience feels." -- David Carbonara (Music Composer)

• "Finding the right height for the camera, that's always an issue on our show because we know we want it to be low -- but how low do you go?" -- Chris Manley (Cinematographer)

• "It wasn't a big car crash, though it was a big car crash for Mad Men." -- Jennifer Getzinger (Director, Episode 5)

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