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Mad Men Episode Guide

The Making of Mad Men

First aired: Jun/03/2007



1 :01x01 - Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

First aired: Jul/19/2007
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Alan Taylor
Guest star: John Slattery (Roger Sterling), John Cullum (Lee Garner, Sr.), Rosemarie DeWitt (Midge Daniels), Darren Pettie (Lee Garner, Jr.), Remy Auberjonois (Dr. Emerson)

Don battles to keep a big tobacco account for the agency whilst juggling his problematic love life.



2 :01x02 - Ladies Room

First aired: Jul/26/2007
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Alan Taylor
Guest star: Andy Umberger (Dr. Wayne), Darby Stanchfield (Helen Bishop), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Rosemarie DeWitt (Midge Daniels), John Slattery (Roger Sterling)

Betty sees a specialist about her ongoing physical problems; a managing partner leans on Don to get involved in the Richard Nixon presidential campaign; Peggy gets some unwanted attention from a copy writer.



3 :01x03 - Marriage of Figaro

First aired: Aug/02/2007
Writer: Tom Palmer
Director: Ed Bianchi
Guest star: Darby Stanchfield (Helen Bishop), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Kristoffer Polaha (Carlton Hanson), Alastair Duncan (George Pelham), John Slattery (Roger Sterling)

Pete's return from his honeymoon stirs up conflicted emotions about his bachelor-party dalliance with Peggy; Don and Rachel's business relationship shifts; Betty sets tongues wagging when she invites the neighborhood divorcée to her daughter's birthday party.



4 :01x04 - New Amsterdam

First aired: Aug/09/2007
Writer: Lisa Albert
Director: Tim Hunter
Guest star: Randy Oglesby (Walter Veith), Joe O'Connor (Tom Vogel), Christopher Allport (Andrew Campbell), Andy Umberger (Dr. Arnold Wayne), Darby Stanchfield (Helen Bishop), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), John Slattery (Roger Sterling)

Pete oversteps his bounds in dealing with a valuable client, puts his foot in his mouth and gets a lesson from Don in toeing the company line. At home, he gets pressure from his newlywed bride to buy their own apartment unit.



5 :01x05 - Five G

First aired: Aug/16/2007
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Guest star: John Slattery (Roger Sterling), Jim Abele (Jack Konig), Andy Hoff (Charlie Fiddich), Jay Paulson (Adam Whitman), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Rosemarie DeWitt (Midge Daniels), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Maxwell Huckabee (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Don wins an award and his picture is featured in Advertising Age, but some of the fallout that comes along with the photo is hard for Don to face. Ken's story is published in "The Atlantic Monthly," which makes his colleagues jealous. Meanwhile, Peggy overhears a conversation in the office.



6 :01x06 - Babylon

First aired: Aug/23/2007
Writer: Andre Jacquemetton, Maria Jacquemetton
Director: Andrew Bernstein
Guest star: John Slattery (Roger Sterling), Rosemarie DeWitt (Midge Daniels), Ian Bohen (Roy Hazelitt), Irene Roseen (Lily Meyer), Rebecca Creskoff (Barbara Katz), Elizabeth Rice (Margaret Sterling), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Sarah Jannett Parish (Donna), Gordana Rashovich (Dr. Gretta Guttman), Morgan Rusler (Mack Johnson), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Hrach Titizian (Hungarian Man), Bruno Oliver (Nick Rodis), Brandon Killham (Dick), Danny Jacobs (Yoram Ben Shulhai), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), George Anthony Alvarez (Waiter), Megan Duffy (Poetry Girl), Jennifer Fitzgerald (Judy), Heather Fox (Ginger), Brynn Horrocks (Abigail), Maxwell Huckabee (Robert Draper)

Peggy offers superb suggestions during a focus-group session, and her ideas are so well received that her future at the agency looks much brighter; Don asks Rachel's advice about an ad campaign for Israeli tourism.



7 :01x07 - Red in the Face

First aired: Aug/30/2007
Writer: Bridget Bedard
Director: Tim Hunter
Guest star: John Slattery (Roger Sterling), Andy Umberger (Dr. Arnold Wayne), Darby Stanchfield (Helen Bishop), Teddy Sears (Kicks Matherton), Shayna Rose (Rosemary), Kate Norby (Carol McCardy), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Flora Plumb (Gaudy Hat), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Maxwell Huckabee (Robert Draper), Doug Hale (Charlie), Susan Grace (Delia), Allison Fleming (Round Mom), La Monde Byrd (Hollis), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Gary Ballard (Waiter)

A boys' night out for Roger and Don ends badly as Roger's erratic behavior damages their relationship; Pete encounters problems on the home front as he and his bride continue to adjust to being married.



8 :01x08 - The Hobo Code

First aired: Sep/06/2007
Writer: Chris Provenzano
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Bruce French (Hugh Brody), Paul Keeley (Elliot Lawrence), Brian Klugman (Judd), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler), Joseph Culp (Archie Whitman), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Ian Bohen (Roy Hazelitt), Paul Schulze (Hobo), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Rosemarie DeWitt (Midge Daniels), Brandon Killham (Dick), Barry Livingston (Duane Davis), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Sarah Jannett Parish (Donna), Kathryn J. Taylor (Dora), Brynn Horrocks (Abigail Whitman), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Rona Benson (Joyce), Anthony Burch (Marty Faraday), La Monde Byrd (Hollis), Annie Campbell (Kibby), Stephanie Courtney (Marge)

Don's mysterious past comes back to haunt him; Peggy celebrates her new work success, but not all of her colleagues and co-workers are pleased or impressed; Salvatore's relationship with a client is questioned.



9 :01x09 - Shoot

First aired: Sep/13/2007
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Chris Provenzano
Director: Paul Feig
Guest star: John Slattery (Roger Sterling), Dey Young (Adele Hobart), Andy Umberger (Dr. Arnold Wayne), H. Richard Greene (Jim Hobart), Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Nathan Anderson (Ronnie Gillridge), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Rick Scarry (Ross Beresford), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Maxwell Huckabee (Robert Draper), Stephanie Courtney (Marge)

A rival ad agency tries to poach Don from Sterling Cooper, and they involve Betty in their campaign to land him; romantic rivals vie for Peggy's affections. Also, the agency steps up its Nixon presidential campaign in an attempt to counter successful Kennedy promos.



10 :01x10 - Long Weekend

First aired: Sep/27/2007
Writer: Andre Jacquemetton, Maria Jacquemetton, Matthew Weiner, Bridget Bedard
Director: Tim Hunter
Guest star: John Slattery (Roger Sterling), John Walcutt (Franklin Newcomb), Megan Stier (Eleanor Ames), Alexis Stier (Mirabelle Ames), Elizabeth Rice (Margaret Sterling), Kate Norby (Carol McCardy), Allan Miller (Abraham Menken), Ryan Cutrona (Gene Driscoll), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Darcy Shean (Gloria Massey), Scott Michael Morgan (Ralph Stubbs), Jill Fouts (Twin #2), Jen Fouts (Twin #1)

Don is distraught about losing an important account, so Roger, stuck in the city on Labor Day, tries to cheer him up; Joan and her roommate paint the town.



11 :01x11 - Indian Summer

First aired: Oct/04/2007
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Tom Palmer
Director: Tim Hunter
Guest star: John Slattery (Roger Sterling), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Brian Norris (Mailroom Boy), Mario Piccirillo (Waiter), Bess Rous (Marjorie), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Dominic Testa (Vincent), Andy Umberger (Dr. Arnold Wayne), Jay Paulson (Adam Whitman), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), John Cullum (Lee Garner, Sr.), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Rebecca Creskoff (Barbara Zax), Aaron Hill (Carl Winter), Adam Kaufman (Bob Shaw)

Peggy is assigned a difficult project; Don seizes the opportunity provided by Roger's latest work woes; a frustrated Pete develops more problems at home and in the office; Betty seeks new relief for her mounting frustrations.



12 :01x12 - Nixon vs. Kennedy

First aired: Oct/11/2007
Writer: Maria Jacquemetton, Andre Jacquemetton, Lisa Albert
Director: Alan Taylor
Guest star: Troy Ruptash (Lieutenant), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Dared Wright (Army Chaplain Lt. Mitchell), Cassius Willis (Sergeant), Kevin Symons (Doctor), Stewart Skelton (Colonel), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Heather Seiffert (Mae), Morgan Rusler (Mack Johnson), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Stephanie Courtney (Marge), Brynn Horrocks (Abigail Whitman), David Kronenberg (Young Adam), Julie McNiven (Hildy)

The Sterling Cooper staff pulls an all-nighter watching Nixon-Kennedy election returns; an ambitious Pete directly challenges Don.



13 :01x13 - The Wheel

First aired: Oct/18/2007
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Robin Veith
Director: Matthew Weiner
Guest star: Gregory Wagrowski (Dr. Oliver), Andy Umberger (Dr. Arnold Wayne), Sheila Shaw (Jeannie Vogel), Joe O'Connor (Tom Vogel), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), James Keane (Night Manager), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Katherine Boecher (Annie), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Maura Soden (Nurse Wilson), Jonathan Walker Spencer (Victor Manny), Marten Holden Weiner (Glen Bishop), Richard Willgrubs (Lynn Taylor), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Mandy McMillian (Rita), Ross MacKenzie (Joe Harriman), Lisa Lupu (Janet), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper)

Peggy's colleagues are irked when she's given a new job opportunity; Don's work responsibilities get in the way of his home life; Betty uncovers a surprising secret.



14 :02x01 - For Those Who Think Young

First aired: Jul/27/2008
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Tim Hunter
Guest star: Seamus Dever (Chuck), Scott MacArthur (Jim), Sarah Drew (Kitty Romano), Jennifer Siebel (Juanita), Gerald Downey (Greg Harris), David Bowe (Doctor Adams), John Thaddeus (Driver), Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler), Denise Crosby (Gertie), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Gabriel Mann (Arthur), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Missy Yager (Sarah Beth), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Tess Alexandra Parker (Nurse), Frank Novak (Curtis), Norma Michaels (Older Woman), Jeff Grace (Jones), Edin Gali (Kurt), Michael C. Alexander (Delivery Man), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Mark Kelly (Dale), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Don and Duck butt heads over the matter of wanting "younger creative talent." Meanwhile, the staff is confused on how to approach the airline company account, and Betty runs into a former roommate who shocks her with a new career choice. Plus, Joan is at a loss of where the copying machine should be placed.



15 :02x02 - Flight 1

First aired: Aug/03/2008
Writer: Lisa Albert, Matthew Weiner
Director: Andrew Bernstein
Guest star: Audrey Wasilewski (Anita Olson Respola), Jerry D. O'Donnell (Gerry Respola), Laura Regan (Jennifer Crane), Rich Hutchman (Bud Campbell), Christopher Carroll (Priest (Monsignor Cavanaugh)), Vaughn Armstrong (Shel Keneally), Matt Riedy (Henry Wofford), John Patrick Jordan (Eugene), Myra Turley (Katherine Olson), Sarah Drew (Kitty), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Joel Murray (Freddy Rumsen), Crista Flanagan (Lois), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Kristoffer Polaha (Carlton), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Channing Chase (Dorothy Campbell)

American Airlines Flight 1 has crashed, killing all on board, including the father of one of Sterling Cooper's employees. Sensing an opening, the management of Sterling Cooper consider dumping their account with a regional airline to gain a more lucrative national account with American Airlines. Paul's party at his New Jersey apartment has some consequences at work, and Peggy reluctantly visits with her family.



16 :02x03 - The Benefactor

First aired: Aug/10/2008
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Rick Cleveland
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Guest star: Melinda McGraw (Bobbie Barrett), Patrick Fischler (Jimmy Barrett), Jan Hoag (Edith Schilling), Steve Stapenhorst (Hunt Schilling), Paul Keeley (Elliot Lawrence), Nat Faxon (Flatty), Cameron Goodman (Tara), Laura Regan (Jennifer Crane), Denise Crosby (Gertie), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Joel Murray (Freddy Rumsen), Crista Flanagan (Lois), Kiernan Shipka (Sally), Missy Yager (Sarah Beth), Gabriel Mann (Arthur)

A drunk comic insults the owner of the product for which he is filming a commercial; consequently, Don must fix the situation so that the company doesn't lose the account. Harry discovers that he is being paid less than his co-worker and tries to make an impression on his bosses so he can ask for a raise.



17 :02x04 - Three Sundays

First aired: Aug/17/2008
Writer: Andre Jacquemetton, Maria Jacquemetton
Director: Tim Hunter
Guest star: Marguerite Moreau (Vicky), Michael Dempsey (Marty Hasselbach), Melinda McGraw (Bobbie Barrett), Christopher Carroll (Monsignor Cavanaugh), Jerry D. O'Donnell (Gerry Respola), Audrey Wasilewski (Anita Olson Respola), Myra Turley (Katherine Olson), Elizabeth Rice (Margaret Sterling), Colin Hanks (Father John Gill), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Andrew Astor (Gerry Respola, Jr.), Julia Carpenter (Joyce), Derek Ray (Brooks), Cathrine Grace (Tootsie Yates), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Peggy attracts the attention of a new priest in her family's parish. Sterling Cooper prepares for a presentation to American Airlines. Betty continues to feel frustrated with Don's contribution to parenting.



18 :02x05 - The New Girl

First aired: Aug/24/2008
Writer: Robin Veith
Director: Jennifer Getzinger
Guest star: Maggie Siff (Rachel Menken), Jack Impellizzeri (Officer Hahn), Nick Toren (Tilden Katz), Donald Sage MacKay (Dr. Gosman), Peyton List (Jane Siegel), John Getz (Dr. Eric Stone), Audrey Wasilewski (Anita Olson Respola), Myra Turley (Katherine Olson), Patrick Fischler (Jimmy Barrett), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Melinda McGraw (Bobbie Barrett), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Jennifer Dawson (Ethel), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Don gets into some trouble with Bobbie Barrett. Peggy thinks about what happened after she gave birth. Pete and his wife go to a doctor to deal with their trouble conceiving. Joan finds a new secretary for Don.



19 :02x06 - Maidenform

First aired: Aug/31/2008
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Edmund L. Shaff (Chester Rockingham), Gina DeVivo (Patricia Phillips), Alexandra Paul (Pauline Phillips), Peter Jason (Len McKenzie), Matt McKenzie (Crab Colson), Rich Hutchman (Bud Campbell), Peyton List (Jane Siegel), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Melinda McGraw (Bobbie Barrett), Gabriel Mann (Arthur Case), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Darian Weiss (Mark Phillips), Benjamin Seay (William Redd), Jonathan Strait (Harold Wadro), Greg Felden (Webb), Jess Henecke (Griz Patterson), Kim Swennen (Marcy Patterson), Miranda Lilley (Judy Campbell), Julia Carpenter (Joyce), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Sarah Wright (Susie), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

An idea for a client comes out of an after-hours get-together that Peggy was not invited to, which makes her feel left out at work. Don continues to see Bobbie. Duck's children - and dog - visit the office when his ex-wife drops them off early.



20 :02x07 - The Gold Violin

First aired: Sep/07/2008
Writer: Jane Anderson, Andre Jacquemetton, Maria Jacquemetton
Director: Andrew Bernstein
Guest star: Melinda Page Hamilton (Anna), Adam Godley (Wayne Kirkeby), Gareth Williams (Mr. Wheatley), Tom Ormeny (Jim Van Dyke), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Sarah Drew (Kitty Romano), Peyton List (Jane Siegel), Patrick Fischler (Jimmy Barrett), Melinda McGraw (Bobbie Barrett), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Gregory Franklin (Andrew Colville), James Michael Lambert (Charlie Wheatley), Edin Gali (Kurt), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

The staff is curious about a painting that Mr. Cooper has hung in his office. Don is drawn into the more elite world of his superiors through an invitation to philanthropy. Sal invites Ken to a dinner at home with his wife. Don's secretary and Joan continue to clash.



21 :02x08 - A Night to Remember

First aired: Sep/14/2008
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Robin Veith
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Guest star: Marty Ryan (Richard Hanson), Christopher Murray (Phil Mathewson), Amy Landecker (Petra Colson), Matt McKenzie (Crab Colson), Audrey Wasilewski (Anita Olson Respola), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Colin Hanks (Father John Gill), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Chet Grissom (Wally Kostis), Carolyn McDermott (Kelly Washburn), Caleb Moody (Jim Pastern), Jonathan Runyon (Dan Lindstrom), Cathrine Grace (Tootsie Yates), John Douglas Williams (Warren McKenna), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Peggy is asked by Father Gill to lend her talents to the church project. Also, Don and Duck use a new marketing demographic as a means of wooing a foreign beer client. Plus, Harry looks to an unlikely source when his department is overwhelmed by work.



22 :02x09 - Six Month Leave

First aired: Sep/28/2008
Writer: Andre Jacquemetton, Maria Jacquemetton, Matthew Weiner
Director: Mike Uppendahl
Guest star: Missy Yager (Sarah Beth), Peyton List (Jane Siegel), Patrick Fischler (Jimmy Barrett), Gabriel Mann (Arthur Case), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Joeanna Sayler (Woman), Angelo Tsarouchas (Bouncer), La Monde Byrd (Hollis), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Freddy Rumsan has no luck at his meeting with his team as he makes a pitch. Meanwhile, Pete uses the exploites at the office. An old friend is given Don's loyalty. Sara Beth proves to be a good ally for Betty.



23 :02x10 - The Inheritance

First aired: Oct/05/2008
Writer: Marti Noxon, Matthew Weiner, Lisa Albert
Director: Andrew Bernstein
Guest star: Aloma Wright (Viola), Channing Chase (Dorothy "Dot" Campbell), Megan Henning (Judy Hofstadt), Ryan Cutrona (Gene Hofstadt), Rich Hutchman (Bud Campbell), Eric Ladin (William Hofstadt), Darby Stanchfield (Helen Bishop), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), La Monde Byrd (Hollis), Donielle Artese (Sheila White (misspelled Shelia in credits)), Darcy Shean (Gloria Massey Hofstadt), Marten Holden Weiner (Glen Bishop), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Betty pays a visit to see her sickly father; Sheila, Paul's girlfriend advices him on his civic responsibilities; and Pete's mother tries to stop a big family move in which he and Trudy are planning.



24 :02x11 - The Jet Set

First aired: Oct/12/2008
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Alan Blumenfeld (George Rothman), Rudolf Martin (Christian), Kevin Christy (Stu Rogison), Emilio Roso (Carlos), Nina Franoszek (Greta), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Charles Shaughnessy (Saint John Powell), Peyton List (Jane Siegel), Bjorn Johnson (Klaus), Justine Eyre (Rocci), Philippe Brenninkmeyer (Willy), Laura Ramsey (Joy), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Brandon Hayes (Alec Martin), Edin Gali (Kurt)

Don hooks up with some interesting new acquaintances on his trip to Los Angeles. Peggy is searching for an office romance. Duck contemplates his future at Sterling Cooper.



25 :02x12 - The Mountain King

First aired: Oct/19/2008
Writer: Robin Veith, Matthew Weiner
Director: Alan Taylor
Guest star: Mary Anne McGarry (Alice Cooper), Josh Braaten (Walt), Brian Krause (Kess), Joe O'Connor (Tom Vogel), Missy Yager (Sarah Beth), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Melinda Page Hamilton (Anna), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Collin Christopher (Ned), Gregg Perrie (John Dickenson), Charles Weiner (Teddy), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Aaron Hart (Robert Draper), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

Don renews acquaintances with an old friend. A major account may be compromised by Pete's personal problems. Meanwhile, Joan shows off her fiance around the office.



26 :02x13 - Meditations in an Emergency

First aired: Oct/26/2008
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Kater Gordon
Director: Matthew Weiner
Guest star: Patti Tippo (Mrs. Conyers), Beverly Leech (Marie), David Doty (Dr. Aldrich), Charles Shaughnessy (Saint John Powell), Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler), Myra Turley (Katherine Olson), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Robert Morse (Bertram Cooper), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Colin Hanks (Father John Gill), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Ryan McPartlin (Gentleman)

As the Cuban Missile Crisis worries everyone, the merger at Sterling Cooper moves forward and Don returns to work.



27 :03x01 - Out of Town

First aired: Aug/16/2009
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Lauri Johnson (Carrie), Joseph Culp (Archie Whitman), Jack Kehler (Morris Mann), Sunny Mabrey (Shelly), Michael Gaston (Burt Peterson), Ryan Cartwright (John Hooker), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Jamie Elman (Howard Mann), Joel Lambert (Jack), Annie Little (Lorelai), Kelly Huddleston (Evangeline), Brynn Horrocks (Abigail Whitman), Trisha LaFache (Lola), Orestes Arcuni (Bellhop), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Julie McNiven (Hildy)

Corporate changes at the firm have an affect on Pete and Ken. Meanwhile, Sal tags along with Don as he makes a business trip to Baltimore, where both of the men fall prey to the powers of seduction.



28 :03x02 - Love Among the Ruins

First aired: Aug/23/2009
Writer: Cathryn Humphris, Matthew Weiner
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Guest star: James Immekus (Charlie), Kevin Cooney (Edgar Raffit), Megan Henning (Judy Hofstadt), Elizabeth Rice (Margaret Sterling), Abigail Spencer (Miss Farrell), Eric Ladin (William Hofstadt), Embeth Davidtz (Rebecca Pryce), Ryan Cutrona (Gene), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Austin Trace (Scott), Jeremy Scott Johnson (Ralph Buckland), Mark Brandon (Man #1), Billy Finnigan (College Boy), Brian Carpenter (Arnold Merriman), Derek Ray (Brooks), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison)

Betty's father makes an unexpected visit. The Drapers got out for dinner with the new stuffy British boss and his snooty wife. The firm agonizes over whether to give in to an unusual request from a client. Roger takes over the planning of a wedding. Peggy is left greatly affected by her personal involvement in a campaign.



29 :03x03 - My Old Kentucky Home

First aired: Aug/30/2009
Writer: Dahvi Waller, Matthew Weiner
Director: Jennifer Getzinger
Guest star: Laura Regan (Jennifer Crane), Miles Fisher (Jeffrey Graves), Jud Tylor (Honey Stolich), Judy Kain (Olive Healy), Pamela Roylance (Irene Ettinger), Tim Snay (Ronald Ettinger), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Chelcie Ross (Connie), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Peyton List (Jane Sterling), Ryan Cutrona (Gene), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Jamison Haase (Rick Stolich), Amy Scott (Hillary), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Deborah Lacey (Carla)

The writers make an attempt to stave off late-night boredom during a mandatory overtime session. Roger throws a party as Joan and Greg host their own party. Sally has a run-in with
Grandpa.



30 :03x04 - The Arrangements

First aired: Sep/06/2009
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Andrew Colville
Director: Mike Uppendahl
Guest star: Myra Turley (Katherine Olson), Audrey Wasilewski (Anita Olson Respola), David Selby (Horace Cook, Sr.), Megan Henning (Judy Hofstadt), Ken Meseroll (Herb Emmert), James Giordano (Ronnie Santorella), James Howell (Officer Hinkle), Sarah Drew (Kitty Romano), Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Ryan Cutrona (Gene), Eric Ladin (William Hofstadt), Aaron Stanford (Horace Cook, Jr.), Carla Gallo (Karen Ericson), Ryan Cartwright (John Hooker), Larry Anderson (Anchorman), Kelsey Sanders (Ann Margret Type), Daniel Kountz (Gary Osborn), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison)

Don and his father-in-law cross paths. Meanwhile, Peggy is in search of a new roommate; and a rich new client is excited to be doing business with the firm.



31 :03x05 - The Fog

First aired: Sep/13/2009
Writer: Kater Gordon
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Peter Breitmayer (Raymond Garvey), La Monde Byrd (Hollis), Yeardley Smith (Nurse Mary), Michael Canavan (Bob Adamson), Jayne Taini (Nurse Elaine), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Matt Bushell (Dennis Hobart), Abigail Spencer (Miss Farrell), Ryan Cutrona (Gene Hofstadt), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Lou Mulford (Ruth Hofstadt), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison)

Don and Betty decide to act after becoming concerned over Sally's behavior. Always the opportunist, Pete tries working a new angle into his business dealings. And Betty is strangely effected by an odd dream she had.



32 :03x06 - Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency

First aired: Sep/20/2009
Writer: Robin Veith, Matthew Weiner
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Guest star: Carol Locatell (Miss Wakeman), Judy Kain (Olive Healy), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Ryan Cartwright (John Hooker), Jamie Thomas King (Guy Mackendrick), Charles Shaughnessy (Saint John Powell), Chelcie Ross (Connie), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Neil Dickson (Harold Ford), Mark Kelly (Dale), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Edin Gali (Kurt), Julie McNiven (Hildy)

Sterling Cooper receives a surprise visitor; Sally has been spooked by something (or someone); and Joan receives some shocking news.



33 :03x07 - Seven Twenty Three

First aired: Sep/27/2009
Writer: Maria Jacquemetton, Matthew Weiner, Andre Jacquemetton
Director: Daisy von Scherler Mayer
Guest star: Jacqueline Hahn (Charlotte Stevens), Susan Krebs (Cynthia), Joseph Culp (Archie Whitman), Erin Sanders (Sandy), Trever O'Brien (Doug), Abigail Spencer (Miss Farrell), Kristoffer Polaha (Carlton Hanson), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Chelcie Ross (Connie), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Dani Repp (Waitress), Jeanne Simpson (Marilyn Farrelly), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison)

While considering Hilton's new advertising business for Sterling Cooper, Don recalls the worst night he had at a motel. Ogilvey writes a book and wants Roger's opinion. Betty's municipal issue gets the attention of the Governor's Office. Don is unsettled by Connie's need for his contract, and his attitude affects the women around him, especially Betty and Peggy.



34 :03x08 - Souvenir

First aired: Oct/04/2009
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Lisa Albert
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Joanne Baron (Saleswoman), Giuseppe Raucci (Luca), Federico Dordei (Fabrizio), Nina Rausch (Gudrun), Ned Vaughn (Ed Lawrence), Mark Metcalf (Mayor Johnson), Anne Dudek (Francine Hudson), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Chelcie Ross (Connie), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Josiah Polhemus (Ernie Hudson), Edoardo Beghi (Bellboy), Jeanne Simpson (Marilyn Farrelly), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Julie McNiven (Hildy)

Pete's wife, Trudy, is on vacation with her family at the beach, so Pete temporarily experiments with bachelorhood, encountering Joan. Betty and Henry place themselves into the discussion of a local development issue. Conrad Hilton wants Don's appearance in Rome, so he and Betty set out on an impromptu Roman Holiday.



35 :03x09 - Wee Small Hours

First aired: Oct/11/2009
Writer: Dahvi Waller, Matthew Weiner
Director: Scott Hornbacher
Guest star: Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Darren Pettie (Lee Garner Jr.), Abigail Spencer (Miss Farrell), Anne Dudek (Francine Hanson), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Chelcie Ross (Connie), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Ann Ryerson (Elsa Kittridge), Jim Hoffmaster (Jerry), Adria Tennor (Joyce Darling), Anthony Burch (Marty Faraday), Jeanne Simpson (Marilyn Farrelly), Edin Gali (Kurt), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Deborah Lacey (Carla)

There is trouble for Don and Sal in giving their clients what they ask for. Meanwhile, Betty hosts a fundraiser.



36 :03x10 - The Color Blue

First aired: Oct/18/2009
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Kater Gordon
Director: Mike Uppendahl
Guest star: Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler), Laura Regan (Jennifer Crane), Ryan Cartwright (John Hooker), Mary Anne McGarry (Alice Cooper), Hal Landon, Jr. (Achilles), Peyton List (Jane Sterling), Marshall Allman (Danny Farrell), Charles Shaughnessy (Saint John Powell), Abigail Spencer (Miss Farrell), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Embeth Davidtz (Rebecca Pryce), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Anthony Burch (Marty Faraday), Neil Dickson (Harold Ford), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Shannon Welles (Nellie), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

The firm celebrates as they hit a milestone. Peggy and Paul compete to secure the same account.



37 :03x11 - The Gypsy and the Hobo

First aired: Oct/25/2009
Writer: Marti Noxon, Cathryn Humphris, Matthew Weiner
Director: Jennifer Getzinger
Guest star: Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Dan Desmond (Milton Lowell), Kristoffer Polaha (Carlton Hanson), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Mary Page Keller (Annabelle Mathis), Abigail Spencer (Miss Farrell), Eric Ladin (William Hofstadt), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Julie Sanford (Griffen Woman), Mark Doerr (Mutt Man), Jay Burns (Bulldog Man), Troy Vincent (Researcher), Anthony Burch (Marty Faraday), Edin Gali (Kurt), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison)

A former client makes a return; Betty and her kids go on a trip; and Joan and Greg make plans for their future.



38 :03x12 - The Grown-Ups

First aired: Nov/01/2009
Writer: Brett Johnson, Matthew Weiner
Director: Barbet Schroeder
Guest star: Laura Regan (Jennifer Crane), Judy Kain (Olive Healy), Peyton List (Jane Sterling), Carla Gallo (Karen Ericson), Elizabeth Rice (Margaret Sterling), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Talia Balsam (Mona Sterling), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Veronica Taylor (Eleanor Francis), Sewell Whitney (Bandleader), Jennifer Dawson (Ethel), Anthony Burch (Marty Faraday), Shannon Welles (Nellie), Patrick John Hurley (Bruce Pike), Derek Ray (Brooks Hargrove), Julie McNiven (Hildy), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Edin Gali (Kurt)

Sterling Cooper professional and personal dramas are eclipsed by the political events surrounding the JFK assassination. Pete learns of the decision concerning Head of Accounts between him and his competitor, Ken. Roger's daughter Margaret has a last-minute wedding demand concerning her father's new wife, Jane. Peggy and Duck meet concerning their professional and personal futures. Henry and Betty encounter each other over the weekend. National events televised throughout.



39 :03x13 - Shut the Door. Have a Seat

First aired: Nov/08/2009
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Erin Levy
Director: Matthew Weiner
Guest star: J. Patrick McCormack (Kenneth Dillon), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Ryan Cartwright (John Hooker), Joseph Culp (Archie Whitman), Charles Shaughnessy (Saint John Powell), Chelcie Ross (Connie), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper), Jared Harris (Lane Pryce), Leonard Kelly-Young (Cooperative Head), Kevin Scott Allen (Farmer 2), Bobby Hall (Farmer 1), Brandon Killham (Young Dick), Brynn Horrocks (Abigail Whitman), Edin Gali (Kurt), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Deborah Lacey (Carla)

Sterling Cooper executives commence dealings to preserve what they can when rumors of an impending sale by their British benefactors to a local competitor are confirmed. Don overhears a rumor concerning Betty and Henry, driving similar planning at the homefront.



40 :04x01 - Public Relations

First aired: Jul/25/2010
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Paul Bartholomew (Bob Finley), Ron Perkins (Jim Hartsdale), Chris McGarry (Jack Hammond), Jack Laufer (Frank Keller), Pamela Dunlap (Pauline Francis), Blake Bashoff (Mark Kerney), Anna Camp (Bethany Van Nuys), Erin Cummings (Candace), Matthew Long (Joey Baird), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Cathy Ladman (Gladys), Sean Blodgett (Reporter), Aidan Miner (Glo-Coat Boy), Jennifer Riker (Glo-Coat Mom), Alyson Croft (Stacy), Michael J. Silver (Jamie), Veronica Taylor (Eleanor Francis), Norma Maldonado (Celia), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Alexa Alemanni (Allison)

SCDP, the "scrappy upstarts", with a new logo and a new office compete for business in their new environment. New/old staff personalities clash, but come up with an innovative campaign to sell an old product. The divorce impacts Don, Betty, and Henry from different directions. A trade-industry interview goes poorly, causing clients to retract work, and Don to re-evaluate himself as the ad man he wants to be.



41 :04x02 - Christmas Comes But Once a Year

First aired: Aug/01/2010
Writer: Tracy McMillan, Matthew Weiner
Director: Mike Uppendahl
Guest star: John Aylward (Geoffrey Atherton), Jessica Paré (Megan), Darren Pettie (Lee Garner Jr.), Peyton List (Jane Sterling), Laura Regan (Jennifer Crane), Nora Zehetner (Phoebe), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Blake Bashoff (Mark Kerney), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Matthew Long (Joey Baird), Marten Holden Weiner (Glen Bishop), Beth Hall (Caroline), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper)

A last minute visitor threatens to spoil the agency's Christmas party.



42 :04x03 - The Good News

First aired: Aug/08/2010
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Jonathan Abrahams
Director: Jennifer Getzinger
Guest star: Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Bayne Gibby (Sandy Schmidt), Remy Auberjonois (Dr. Emerson), Will Janowitz (Comedian), Erin Cummings (Candace), Caity Lotz (Stephanie), Susan Leslie (Patty), Melinda Page Hamilton (Anna Draper), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Brian Whelan (Rudy), Liesl Ehardt (Stewardess), Gina Torrecilla (Middle-Aged Woman), Elaine Carroll (Janine)

Don takes a trip. Joan has scheduling problems. Don and Lane get to know each other a little better.



43 :04x04 - The Rejected

First aired: Aug/15/2010
Writer: Keith Huff, Matthew Weiner
Director: John Slattery
Guest star: Sheila Shaw (Jeannie Vogel), Randee Heller (Miss Blankenship), Charlie Hofheimer (Abe Drexler), Matthew Long (Joey Baird), Zosia Mamet (Joyce Ramsey), Jessica Paré (Megan), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Joe O'Connor (Tom Vogel), Alexa Alemanni (Allison), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Anne Bellamy (Elderly Woman), Murray Gershenz (Elderly Man), Gil Christner (Waiter), Karimah Westbrook (Sharon), Abby Miller (Dorothy), Alexandra Ella (Clara), Benjamin Scott Perry (Davey Kellogg), Beth Hall (Caroline)

Peter finds out that he will become a father and has to break some bad business news to his father-in-law. Meanwhile an office focus group study for a client has some unintended personal consequences for Don.



44 :04x05 - The Chrysanthemum and the Sword

First aired: Aug/22/2010
Writer: Erin Levy
Director: Lesli Linka Glatter
Guest star: Anna Camp (Bethany Van Nuys), Patrick Cavanaugh (Smitty), Patricia Bethune (Dr. Edna Keener), Amy Sloan (Jean Rose), Christopher Shea (Walter Hoffman), Sab Shimono (Ichiro Kamura), Nora Zehetner (Phoebe), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Matthew Long (Joey Baird), Kevin Rahm (Ted Chaough), Keisuke Hoashi (Hachi Saito), Akie Kotabe (Akira Takahashi), John Henry Canavan (Howard Moses), Michael Sollenberger (Raymond Dunst), Timi Prulhiere (Nan Chaough), Brian Elerding (Bill Mitford), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Randee Heller (Miss Blankenship)

Don is forced to compete with a cocky upstart rival for a potential account with Honda motorcycles, but Roger's prejudice causes unexpected problems. Meanwhile Betty considers a psychiatrist for Sally because of her behavior.



45 :04x06 - Waldorf Stories

First aired: Aug/29/2010
Writer: Brett Johnson, Matthew Weiner
Director: Scott Hornbacher
Guest star: Becky Wahlstrom (Doris), Tim De Zarn (Jim Anderson), John Aniston (Wallace Harriman), Kevin Rahm (Ted Chaough), Danny Strong (Danny Siegel), Jay R. Ferguson (Stan Rizzo), Jessica Paré (Megan), Matthew Long (Joey Baird), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Amy Motta (Alice), Michael Yurchak (Dennis Mitchell), John O'Brien (Phil Kennedy), Roger Rignack (Ned Elliot), Brent Huff (General Frank Alvin), Alexandra Ella (Clara), Beth Hall (Caroline), Randee Heller (Miss Blankenship)

Don has a wild lost weekend after winning a CLIO award, while Peggy is forced to work all weekend in a hotel room with an "uninspired" co-worker. Meanwhile, Peter is livid after he learns that the other partners hired Ken Cosgrove.



46 :04x07 - The Suitcase

First aired: Sep/05/2010
Writer: Matthew Weiner
Director: Jennifer Getzinger
Guest star: Myra Turley (Katherine Olson), Audrey Wasilewski (Anita Olson Respola), Jerry D. O'Donnell (Gerry Respola), Caity Lotz (Stephanie), Randee Heller (Miss Blankenship), Jessica Paré (Megan), Blake Bashoff (Mark Kerney), Melinda Page Hamilton (Anna Draper), Danny Strong (Danny Siegel), Jay R. Ferguson (Stan Rizzo), Matthew Long (Joey Baird), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Mark Moses (Herman "Duck" Phillips), Steven M. Gagnon (Middle-Aged Man), Lonnie Hughes (Delivery Man), Rachel Style (Veronika)

The boys at the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce office place their bets.



47 :04x08 - The Summer Man

First aired: Sep/12/2010
Writer: Janet Leahy, Lisa Albert, Matthew Weiner
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: Peter Lewis (Ralph Stuben), Randee Heller (Miss Blankenship), Anna Camp (Bethany Van Nuys), Jay R. Ferguson (Stan Rizzo), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Anne Dudek (Francine Hudson), Matthew Long (Joey Baird), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Daniel Vincent Gordh (Young Swimmer), Brian Elerding (Bill Mitford), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper)

Don halts the changes in his drinking and womanising, and makes some lifestyle changes for the better. Meanwhile Peggy asserts her authority in the office.



48 :04x09 - The Beautiful Girls

First aired: Sep/19/2010
Writer: Dahvi Waller, Matthew Weiner
Director: Mike Uppendahl
Guest star: Randee Heller (Miss Blankenship), Jay R. Ferguson (Stan Rizzo), Charlie Hofheimer (Abe Drexler), David Warshofsky (Leonard Fillmore), Zosia Mamet (Joyce Ramsay), Jessica Paré (Megan), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Camilla Tar (Younger Woman), Kevontay Jackson (Man), Sarah Benoit (Vivian), Beth Hall (Caroline), Grinnell Morris (Thomas Fillmore), Christopher Gehrman (Sean Fillmore)

A surprise visitor turns up at the office to see Don, and Peggy is also the target of attention from an unexpected quarter. Roger and Joan find that shared experiences bring people closer.



49 :04x10 - Hands and Knees

First aired: Sep/26/2010
Writer: Matthew Weiner, Jonathan Abrahams
Director: Lynn Shelton
Guest star: J. D. Cullum (George Casey), Casey Sander (John Gibbons), Ray Proscia (Agent Norris), Rob Nagle (Agent Landingham), Jim Jansen (Doctor Howlett), Susan May Pratt (Mother), W. Morgan Sheppard (Robert Pryce), Naturi Naughton (Toni Charles), Jack Laufer (Frank Keller), Darren Pettie (Lee Garner Jr.), Jessica Paré (Megan), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Brian Catalano (Man 1), Brooke Newton (Judy), Beth Hall (Caroline)

Don's past threatens to return when government agents doing routine checks talk to Betty. Lane's father comes to take Lane home, and won't take 'no' for an answer. Joan and Roger have some difficult decisions to make.



50 :04x11 - Chinese Wall

First aired: Oct/03/2010
Writer: Erin Levy
Director: Phil Abraham
Guest star: John Hartmann (Jeff Arbus), Larisa Oleynik (Cynthia Baxter), Tommy Dewey (John Flory), Sheila Shaw (Jeannie Vogel), Joe O'Connor (Tom Vogel), Kevin Rahm (Ted Chaough), Zosia Mamet (Joyce Ramsay), Peyton List (Jane Sterling), Charlie Hofheimer (Abe Drexler), Danny Strong (Danny Siegel), Jay R. Ferguson (Stan Rizzo), Jessica Paré (Megan), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Joel Murray (Fred Rumsen), Ray Wise (Ed Baxter), Chad Hall (Andy), Mark Colson (Bill Shepard), Dale Waddington Horowitz (Lillian Baxter), Bradford English (Jim Crosby), Randy Thompson (Joe Simonds)

The partners try to keep their cool after they discover that Roger has lost their biggest account. Peter's wife goes into labor, and Don tries to convince Faye to compromise her ethics to drum up new business.



51 :04x12 - Blowing Smoke

First aired: Oct/10/2010
Writer: Andre Jacquemetton, Maria Jacquemetton
Director: John Slattery
Guest star: Rosemarie DeWitt (Midge Daniels), John Sloman (Raymond Geiger), Patricia Bethune (Dr. Edna Keener), John Ales (Perry Demuth), Kevin Rahm (Ted Chaough), John Aylward (Geoffrey Atherton), Danny Strong (Danny Siegel), Jay R. Ferguson (Stan Rizzo), Jessica Paré (Megan), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Alison Brie (Trudy Campbell), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Brian Elerding (Bill Mitford), Marten Holden Weiner (Glen Bishop), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper)

Don is in talks with Heinz. They are having a hard time with their finances and cutting their deal. Someone is going to get fired.



52 :04x13 - Tomorrowland

First aired: Oct/17/2010
Writer: Jonathan Igla, Matthew Weiner
Director: Matthew Weiner
Guest star: Jay Seals (Marvin Woodman), Cassandra Jean (Carolyn), Caity Lotz (Stephanie), Jon Manfrellotti (Art Garten), Jack Laufer (Frank Keller), Zosia Mamet (Joyce Ramsay), Cara Buono (Faye Miller), Christopher Stanley (Henry Francis), Deborah Lacey (Carla), Samuel Page (Greg Harris), Lawrence Pressman (Henry Sloan), Jessica Paré (Megan Calvet), Jared S. Gilmore (Bobby Draper), Marten Holden Weiner (Glen Bishop), Barbara Brownell (Mary Lasker), Kim Poirier (Camille)

Don marries his secretary. Someone is going to Disneyland!



53 :05x01 - A Little Kiss (1)

First aired: Mar/25/2012

Don is greeted with a surprise in the Season 5 opener. Meanwhile, Roger and Pete clash; and Joan has a run-in with a houseguest.



54 :05x02 - A Little Kiss (2)

First aired: Mar/25/2012

Don is greeted with a surprise in the Season 5 opener. Meanwhile, Roger and Pete clash; and Joan has a run-in with a houseguest.



55 :05x03 - Tea Leaves

First aired: Apr/01/2012

Peggy receives new responsibilities as the firm makes a concentrated push to increase business. Later, Don and Harry go the extra mile for a big client.



56 :05x04 - Mystery Date

First aired: Apr/08/2012

Don has an encounter with someone from the past; Joan comes to a momentous decision. Meanwhile, Roger increases Peggy's workload.



57 :05x05 - Signal 30

First aired: Apr/15/2012

Lane makes an interesting friend; Pete plays host to an assortment of guests.



58 :05x06 - Far Away Places

First aired: Apr/22/2012

Peggy has a tough time during a particularly formidable pitch; Don calls on a potential client.



59 :05x07 - At the Codfish Ball

First aired: Apr/29/2012

Don, Roger and Pete team up to rustle up some new clients; Sally lends a hand to a relative.



60 :05x08 - Lady Lazarus

First aired: May/06/2012

Peggy reluctantly harbors a secret; Pete steps up for a friend; Don gets a surprise.



61 :05x09 - Dark Shadows

First aired: May/13/2012

Don's competitive nature comes to the fore; Roger pursues some new clients; Sally is met with a challenge.



62 :05x10 - Christmas Waltz

First aired: May/20/2012

Christmas proves rewarding to many at the agency; Harry does a good turn for a friend.



63 :05x11 - The Other Woman

First aired: May/27/2012

Don deals with a challenging pitch, while Peggy ponders taking a trip.



64 :05x12 - Commissions and Fees

First aired: Jun/03/2012



65 :05x13 - Season 5, Episode 13

First aired: Jun/10/2012