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January Jones: "Mad Men Cast Knows How to Celebrate Even If We Don't Win" at 2013 Emmys

Exclusive! "It's not sad yet," Jones said of the AMC hit series' coming to an end on the red carpet at the 2013 Emmys

By Tierney Bricker Sep 23, 2013 12:28 AMTags
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Jon Hamm isn't the only Mad Men star who's not a sore loser!

Though the AMC hit series is an awards show darling, the cast isn't too concerned with actually winning any trophies...even on TV's biggest night!

Looking stunning in a custom-made Givenchy gown, January Jones chatted with Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet at the 2013 Emmys about the Mad Men's cast partying ways, win or lose, and explained why she isn't feeling "sad" about the end of the series just yet.

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Though the cast has yet to begin filming the final season, Jones said she and her costars love any chance to get to party together. "We always love events like this," she said of her castmates. "We know how to celebrate pretty well, even if we don't win!"

In fact, Jones' costar Hamm, who has been nominated six times for lead actor in a drama series but has yet to win an Emmy, is hosting an exclusive after-party with Parks and Recreation star Amy Poehler, which is just for losers! "We figured that the winners get celebrated enough so we thought it was about time that the losers get celebrated," Hamm exclusively revealed to E! News. "And Poehler and I are friends from a long time ago and every year when we would lose the Emmy we would kind of wink at each other and call each other loser for the rest of the night."

AMC recently announced that Mad Men's 7th and final season will be expanded to 14 episodes with the season being split into two parts. But while fans are already beginning to mourn the end of the period drama's small-screen run, Jones admitted she isn't "sad" about Mad Men's end just yet. "We haven't even started shooting the last season, so it's not sad yet. It'll be the last first day soon, so that'll be sad," she said.