Season 2 of Mad Men is available for free On Demand (and in high definition) from most cable providers.  Each new episode will be made available on the Monday following its Sunday night premiere.  Locate your cable provider in the list below then follow the instructions to access individual episodes.

Cablevision:
Standard Definition: Go to Free On Demand (Channel 502), then AMC On Demand

Charter:
Standard Definition: Go to Channel 1, then Cable Networks, then AMC
High Definition: Go to HD On Demand, then Cable Networks, then AMC

Comcast:
Standard Definition: Go to the TV Entertainment section under AMC then Mad Men Season 2
High Definition: Go to HD On Demand then TV Entertainment then AMC then Mad Men Season 2

Cox:
Standard Definition: Go to Free Zone, then Cable TV Showcase, then AMC, then Mad Men
High Definition: Go to Free HD, then AMC Mad Men

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Note: Season 1 of Mad Men is no longer available On Demand. If you'd like to watch the first season, the DVDs are available for sale at the AMC store, and individual episodes can be purchased on iTunes.

Season 1 of Mad Men is available now for free on demand (and in high definition) from most cable providers. It's yet another chance to catch up or brush up before Season 2 starts on Sunday, July 27 @ 10PM | 9C.  Locate your cable provider in the list below then follow the instructions to access individual episodes. 

Cablevision:
Standard Definition: Go to Free On Demand (Channel 502), then AMC On Demand

Charter:
Standard Definition: Go to Channel 1, then Cable Networks, then AMC
High Definition: Go to HD On Demand, then Cable Networks, then AMC

Comcast:
Standard Definition: Go to the TV Entertainment section under AMC then Mad Men Season 1
High Definition: Go to HD On Demand then TV Entertainment then AMC then Mad Men Season 1

Cox:
Standard Definition: Go to Free Zone, then Cable TV Showcase, then AMC, then Mad Men
High Definition: Go to Free HD, then AMC Mad Men

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