In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter on Monday, AMC's 'Mad Men' creator Mathew Weiner discussed the use of fantasy or hallucination sequences in the show.

The first half of Mad Men's final season is off to a running start. While last week's episode was said to be a "jaw dropper," some may consider the upcoming installment to be a "trip." Sunday, April 27, the AMC period drama returns with an all-new episode 3, Field Trip, and a few surprises, to boot.

With the cult-classic AMC period drama being in the first-half of its final season, 'Mad Men' enthusiasts seem to be madly excited to learn how life will turn out for the beloved characters, particularly Don Draper. It is said that the cast and crew receive the "Super Secrecy Speech," and sign a confidentiality waiver. However, Season 7 hints and clues seep out here and there, nonetheless.

On the second episode of Mad Men season 7, it seemed like Don Draper experienced the worst Valentine's Day in history. Moreover, while it answered many of the questions viewers seemed to have following the season premiere on April 13, it shed lots of light on Draper's lonely lifestyle and hinted at what can be expected on episode 3, Field Trip.