Damn you Jon Hamm. It's not enough that you're successful, handsome, and every last man in the world wants to be you, but your day job of being the lead role in Mad Men requires you to look sharp in a suit and play happy families with the likes of January Jones.

And as if that weren't enough, when you're not doing that there's always Christina Hendricks in the office. Or Elizabeth Moss. Or any other of the stunningly stunning women that waltz around TV's favourite '60s fantasyland.

With jealousy of Jon Hamm at the forefront of our minds, we've got you a mega gallery of the sexiest secretaries and housewives that have blessed the show with their beauty. As well as a Princess Leia bikini/apron. We like to mix things up here on the B-Sides, we do.



Princess Leia bikini apron

Just when you thought George couldn't make any more of money out of his beloved space opera, he goes and pulls this number. A Princess Leia bikini apron? We'll take 5000. To start.

The hottest women of Mad Men


Sure, you pretend to watch it because of its beautifully realised depiction of '60s office life, the politics, the changing society, even the soap opera storyline, but in reality, it's the gobsmackingly gorgeous women in very tight dresses, isn't it? Okay, a bit of both.

How Chinese people make friends in America


Foreign language phrasebooks will happily tell you the basics – how to get to the station, where's the nearest loo – but will they tell you how to be really rude to women? This English to Chinese one does. By accident, we think.

Stuff hitting other stuff


Is there anything more satisfying that hitting something with another something? It's why baseball, softball, golf, tennis and those test your strength machines at the fair were created. But what's even better than that? Hitting stuff... in slow motion. Always a winner.


Dog on a lawnmower alert

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Pugs meets Batman

Take one small dog that howls the word 'Batman!' Take one copy of iMovie. Mangle together a clip of the same small dog with the old Batman intro theme tune and you sir have some internet gold, and you know it. Yes, indeed.