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'Mad Men' fourpeat was no lucky strike.(V PLUS: ROAD TO THE EMMYS: DRAMA)

Daily Variety

| June 13, 2012 | Dawn, Randee | COPYRIGHT 2009 Reed Business Information, Inc. (US). (Hide copyright information)Copyright

There is no good reason for Damon Lindelof to root for "Mad Men" at the Emmys. His show "Lost" suffered defeat three times at the hands of the four-time drama series winner, so perhaps more than most, he could be excused for having a bit of a grudge. But that's not the case.

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"As much as I love 'Mad Men,' when 'Lost' and 'Mad Men' were competing in that spot I absolutely hated it," he says. "I wanted to find every rationale for why it should not win again, but I was unable to. And so were the Emmy voters."

The secret to the Emmy success of "Mad Men" isn't much of a secret: well-written, excellently cast, sui generis. But so are the …

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