What is Jon Hamm's best TV role?

He's slipped from a brooding ad man into cult leaders, archangels and small-screen villains, with a few comedic curveballs along the way. Which performance stands tallest?

1

Don Draper

Jon Hamm's career-defining role as the brilliant, troubled ad executive in AMC's Mad Men, which won him an Emmy.

1000pts

2

Roy Tillman

A menacing, self-styled constitutional sheriff in the fifth season of FX's Fargo.

795pts

3

Paul Marks

The charismatic tech billionaire who tries to acquire the network in Apple TV+'s The Morning Show.

681pts

4

Monty Miller

The oil-company boss in Taylor Sheridan's Paramount+ drama Landman.

619pts

5

Matt Trent

The smooth, sinister salesman in the chilling Black Mirror feature episode White Christmas.

619pts

6

Dr. Drew Baird

The impossibly handsome, oblivious love interest of Liz Lemon in NBC's 30 Rock.

545pts

7

The Falcon

An action-hero camp counselor in the Netflix prequel Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp.

545pts

8

Reverend Richard Wayne Gary Wayne

The cult-leader antagonist in Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, a role that earned him an Emmy nomination.

454pts