( EW.com ) -- There were several jaw-dropping plot twists on the most recent season of `` Mad Men , '' but the one that arguably left fans dangling the most was the exit of Peggy Olson ( Elisabeth Moss ) from Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce . Every other character on the show who has left Don Draper 's ad agency has either never been heard from again , or revisited in a one-off episode and then rarely to never heard from again . Peggy , by contrast , had been such an integral part of the show 's exploration of the 1960s that the thought of completely losing her â€ ” and the Emmy-nominated Moss â€ ” had some fans in a wee bit of a snit . ( Of course , Moss ' appearance in the final moments of the season finale certainly suggested that Peggy 's story was not complete , but why let that get in the way of wild speculation ? ) Well , worry no more ! In an interview with TV Line , Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner makes clear that Peggy , and Moss , still have a future on the series . `` When people leave Sterling Cooper , sometimes it is the end for [ the character ] , '' Weiner said . `` But I will spoil that one tiny piece of anticipation and tell people that Elisabeth will be showing up to work . '' Weiner was n't kidding , though , when he said he 'd only spoil a tiny bit . He declined to illuminate how much Moss will be appearing in the show 's sixth season , let alone in what capacity she would be on the show . ( He was clear , though , that the show will have a sixth and seventh season . ) So for now , we 'll just have to let our own fertile imaginations conjure up where Peggy 's upward mobility could take her . See full story at EW.com . CLICK HERE to Try 2 RISK FREE issues of Entertainment Weekly . © 2011 Entertainment Weekly and Time Inc. All rights reserved .
The exit of Peggy Olson on `` Mad Men '' left fans wondering . Creator Matthew Weiner makes clear that Peggy still has a future on the series . In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he said she will be back in season four, but not as a regular character.