The end of AMC’s Mad Men season two left us with a lot to digest. Betty is pregnant, it’s the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Sterling-Cooper has been bought out, and Don may not work at newly merged ad agency anymore. Not to mention Peggy and Pete, and Roger’s recent engagement (You get the idea, a lot is happening).

If you can’t tell I’m excited for the beginning of the third season of the Emmy winning show about advertising execs in 1960s New York simply because it’s flat out the best show on television.  If you’re yet to dive into the world of Don Draper do yourself a favor and go purchase seasons one and two (don’t bother renting, trust me) turn off your phone, call in sick to work, and get caught up because season three promises to be just as excellent as the previous two.

Pour yourself a bourbon and catch Mad Men when it’s new season begins this Sunday. You’ll also see the perfectly constructed wardrobe by award winning costume designer Janie Bryant, who perfectly dresses each character in 60’s era style. And finally just watch it because Don Draper is so damn cool.