AMC announced today that the episode is now available to watch on Android, iPhone, and Kindle Fire (for a limited time) via the AMC Mobile app. The episode is two hours long.

“The AMC app will also give you a sneak peek of next week’s episode, a behind-the-scenes video from every episode, and the current broadcast schedule for Mad Men,” the network notes in a blog post.

The next episode airs on Sunday at 10/9c. Here’s a preview:

I don’t think they’ll be giving us that one for free.

AMC announced today that it has made the episode available to watch for free online at AMCTV.com. Watch it soon though, because it will only be available for free for a limited time (though you shouldn’t have any trouble finding it elsewhere online for a price).

Here’s the link.

The episode is two hours long.

If you’ve already seen the episode, you might be interested in watching this short behind-the-scenes video:

The next episode premieres this Sunday at 10/9c.

Here’s Netflix’s description of the season:

Brilliant, hard-drinking advertising exec Don Draper is back for more drama in this critically acclaimed show’s long-awaited fifth season, which charts the volatile ups and downs Draper and his colleagues endure at their Manhattan-based ad agency.

Yeah, not really that descriptive. Just watch it.

Fans are gearing up for the start of season 6, which premieres April 7 on AMC. Now, Netflix subscribers have a couple weeks to get caught up or revisit the last season to refresh their memories on what happened. Here’s a new trailer for season 6:

Now watch the cast of Mad Men make their March Madness predictions.

Apparently the Huffington Post is the authority on the subject. Google News lists its piece “Jon Hamm’s Private Parts Allegedly Cause A Frenzy On ‘Mad Men’ Set” as the “in-depth” go to source.

The “in-depth” Huffington Post piece points to the New York Daily News’ Confidential, which appears to be the source of the big Jon Hamm penis rumor (or is that Jon Hamm big penis rumor?), or at least the latest round of discussion about it. The article quotes:

“Mad Men” star Jon Hamm’s private parts are causing a stir. Again.

An AMC insider tells Confidenti@l that during filming of the sixth season of the hit show — when the ’60s-style clothing was a tight fit — Hamm was politely instructed by a staffer at the network to please wear underwear while shooting his scenes.

A source tells Confidential that with the season taking place in the 60s, the pants are “tight and leave very little to the imagination,” and that “Jon’s impressive anatomy is so distracting that they politely insisted on the underwear”.

Now that anatomy is the talk of the web, and it’s making the search trends.

Buzzfeed, “where journalism is heading,” has “15 Hilarious Tweets About Jon Hamm’s Penis“.

Just 15? Surely there are hundreds, if not thousands.

Oh, and in case you’re wondering about that amazing Jon Hamm picture above, check this out. And while you’re at it, have you seen this video of him answering questions from teenage girls about sex, crushes and farting?

Actually, this is only the first volume, indicating that more will be on the way. The track listing is as follows:

1. Jamie N Commons – “Lead Me Home”
2. Bear McCreary – “Main Title Theme Song” (UNKLE Remix)
3. Voxhaul Broadcast – “You Are The Wilderness”
4. Baby Bee – “Love Bug”
5. Fink – “Warm Shadow” (Dactyl Remix)
6. Of Monsters And Men – “Sinking Man”
7. Emily Kinney and Lauren Cohan (Beth & Maggie Greene)- “The Parting Glass”
8. Delta Spirit – “Running”

“Already, three incendiary tracks from the album have been released: Emily Kinney and Lauren Cohan’s powerful folk elegy ‘The Parting Glass,’ Baby Bee’s guitar-heavy zombie blues jam ‘Love Bug,’ and Jamie N Commons’ soulful ‘Lead Me Home’,” AMC says in a blog post. “The full compilation includes previously unreleased material like ‘Sinking Man’ from multiplatinum-selling Icelandic alternative folk sensation Of Monsters and Men, an UNKLE remix of composer Bear McCreary’s ‘Main Title Theme Song,’ Delta Spirit’s ‘Running’ and more. Just like the show, the soundtrack remains a dynamic powerhouse replete with unforgettable moments.”

The soundtrack will hit stores on Tuesday, March 19.

More The Walking Dead fun here.

Today, AMC uploaded the entire episode to YouTube, which you are now free to watch. Presumably, the video will remain watchable for the same duration as AMC’s own video (which is until March 10th).

The episode set a series record for viewers the night it originally aired.

AMC is only offering this particular episode for free, but the one that follows this one is now available to stream online elsewhere for a price.

More The Walking Dead fun here.

The app also provides behind-the-scenes video content, and previews.

The episode has received mixed reviews from fans of the show, but it also set a series record for viewers when it premiered on Sunday.

Here are a couple of behind-the-scenes videos AMC has posted to accompany the episode. They’ve also posted a preview for the upcoming episode.

AMC will be showing episodes of The Walking Dead from seasons 1 and 2 in black and white regularly on Thursdays, beginning on February 14th.

More The Walking Dead fun here.

While many fans came to the show fresh off a love for the comic books (which were written by fellow Kentuckian Robert Kirkman, I feel obliged to say), the AMC hit has appealed to thousands who never followed the books and simply love the story, the gore, and the drama that spins out between characters who are often at odds with one another. But there’s still a lot fans may not know about how the show operates, or what goes on behind the scenes. That’s where this infographic comes in.

Courtesy of TvDuck.com. Shoutout to Jude Fiorillo for the heads up.

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Viewing the show this way could also give it more of a classic 50s/60s zombie movie feel, which interestingly, is something The Walking Dead’s show developer Frank Darabont (who is no longer attached to The Walking Dead) did with his film The Mist, based on Stephen King’s short story. While not about zombies, the black and white viewing experience gave it a very cool, vintage monster movie feel.

AMC will begin showing the episodes in this style on Valentine’s Day at 8:00 PM Eastern, and will continue each Thursday, leading into the network’s “AMC Real Original Thursdays“.

The midseason premiere, which aired on Sunday, set a series record for viewers, showing just how popular the show has become. It will be interesting to see what kind of ratings the black and white episodes will get.

More The Walking Dead fun here.

The AP reports (via ABC), citing Nielsen numbers, that the midseason premiere set a series record on Sunday night with 12.3 million viewers, beating its previous record, which was set when AMC ran the season premiere in October (10.9 million). According to the report, 7.7 million of this past Sunday’s viewers were between the ages of 18 and 49 – a record on its own, for a cable show for that demographic.

Earlier this week, AMC posted a couple of behind-the-scenes videos looking at the record-setting episode. The network also posted a preview of the next episode.

For those who have yet to see the midseason premiere, AMC is offering it online for free until Sunday, March 10th. The network will not be offering other episodes of the series as free online streams, but they want to get fans started off, so if you’re interested, you have a few weeks.

More The Walking Dead fun here.