I haven’t seen any of these but this is pretty funny - especially because Jon looks so serious through it all!  And he mentions Hunger Games…

Ask A Grown Man

Based on some of the characters actor Jon Hamm plays on television and in films, you wouldn’t expect his fatherly advice to be all that sound. To the contrary.

The Mad Men star participated in Rookie magazine’s Ask a Grown Man series, in which adult male celebrities give advice to inquiring young ladies. Hamm, 41, wisely answers questions about boys, style and making out.

But Hamm gets a little wide-eyed when asked, “Is it gross if a girl accidentally farts in front of a significant other?” Somehow we can’t picture Don Draper ripping one. Maybe that’s Season 6.

Mad men is coming, Mad Men is coming!!!

Return of the King: The Triumphant Return of Mad Men

Some things are worth waiting for.  Barbecue. Miracles. Hoverboards.  And definitely watching Don Draper dress down an inept secretary.

Give an ecstatic welcome back to Mad Men, therecord-holding, Emmy-winning, advertising-as-a-metaphor-for-life drama you’ve missed like a beloved family member, premiering its fifth season on March 25 at 9/8c on AMC.

You’ve watched this show. But if you haven’t, just know that the flagrant consumption of oyster plates and three-martini lunches alone makes it worth the watch. That, and Joan Harris. And now, Don, Peggy, Roger, Pete and the rest of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce will be casually day-drinking their way back into your heart for the two-hour season premiere. (Yes, a feature-length episode of Mad Men.)

Of course, to fully appreciate such a momentous occasion, you’ll need to make a party out of it. And AMC’s got that covered for you with their Mad Menparty guide, which, yes, includes cocktail recipes and trivia.

You could also just make your own top-10 Sterling’s Gold list.

Note:

Mad Men, two-hour season premiere March 25 at 9/8c, new episodes Sundays at 10/9c the rest of the season

I love that Daily Candy has BOTH Friends With Kids AND Hunger Games on their must watch list!!!

Friends with Kids

Maya Rudolph burping babies, Kristen Wiig slapping Jon’s Hamm. Another walk down the Bridesmaids aisle, perhaps? Newbie directorJennifer Westfeldt’s funny baby/mama drama is a grand debut that sticks with what works — but a sequel it is not. Just-friends Jason and Julie (Adam Scott and Westfeldt) skip the complicated “I do” and cruise straight to the Baby on Board bumper sticker. Caution: rocky road ahead.
It’s like: The Next Best Thing after Friends with Benefits.
Take: Parents who reach for the bottle.
Premieres: March 9

The Hunger Games

Don’t act like you’re above it. Now that winter’s gone, we need a new bone to pick — who better than Kat and her beau and arrow in Seabiscuitdirector Gary Ross’s fight-to-the-death thriller? You know the ingredients: a dystopian government and impending doom garnished with an impossible romance. We could go into more detail, but there’s no need to beat a dead (battle) horse. 
It’s like: 1984 for the Survivor age. And it’s already slaying Twilight: Eclipse advance-ticket sales.
Take: Your appetite.
Premieres: March 23