"Mad Men" not only made Emmy history by becoming the first basic-cable TV show to win a best-series award in 2008, but it also repeated the triumph in 2009. For the last two years, AMC also pulled off surprising consecutive wins in the race for best lead actor by Bryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad").

Next: Can AMC pull off the victories for a third year in a row?

A lot depends on what Emmy voters think of the campaign DVDs shipped to 14,000 members of the TV academy. Though some networks are skimpy and merely send two or three sample episodes, AMC sends six. It's curious that AMC chose six consecutive episodes of "Breaking Bad," but it broke up the "Mad Men" selections. Below is the rundown.

Also included in the DVD box: "The Prisoner," AMC's miniseries update of the bizarre 1960s TV series about a government agent trapped on a mysterious island. Stars James Caviezel as the prisoner and Ian McKellen as his tormentor

Compare this year's Emmy campaign box with the one AMC shipped last year. Underneath the photos below are links to DVD campaign boxes sent by other networks.

"MAD MEN"
Episode 303 – "My Own Kentucky Home"
306 – "Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency"
307 – "Seven Twenty Three"
311 – "The Gypsy and the Hobo"
312 – "The Grown-Ups"
313 – "Shut the Door, Have a Seat"

"BREAKING BAD"
Episode 301 – "No Mas"
302 – "Caballo Sin Nombre"
303 – "I.F.T."
304 – "Green Light"
305 – "Mars"
306 – "Sunset"

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