TV show characters that end up challenging the norms of patriarchy are some of the most interesting characters in a TV show.

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Don was there for Peggy in one of the worst moments of her life (surprise Pete Campbell baby), and he guides her throughout her career. He's her toughest critic, and she's tough on him, too.

Just as much as Mad Men knew Don Draper would never change, it discovered that its women — especially Peggy and Joan — were destined to take the kinds of journeys he never could.

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“I didn’t know Peggy and Stan would end up together — that had to be proved to me,” he said. Don (Jon Hamm) finally finds peace in the “Mad Men” series finale. Justina Mintz/AMC 3.