Emmy’s not the only one in love with “Mad Men.”

AMC’s red-hot period drama picked up three Television Critics Association awards Saturday night, including program of the year. The TCA three-pack came just two days after Emmy voters showered “Mad Men” with nominations.

Critics also awarded “Mad Men” its awards for outstanding drama and new program. The three kudos represented the first TCA awards won by basic-cable outlet AMC.

Acting awards went to “30 Rock” star Tina Fey (comedy) and “John Adams” lead Paul Giamatti (drama). HBO’s “John Adams” snagged the miniseries/special award, while Ken Burns and Lynn Novic’s epic PBS documentary “The War” was honored for achievement in news and information.

PBS also earned some critical love in the children’s programming category for its series “WordGirl.”

While Emmy voters once again overlooked “The Wire,” critics didn’t, honoring the HBO series with the TCA’s Heritage Award.

“Saturday Night Live” creator Lorne Michaels received the organization’s career achievement award.