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Sally finds out Don is no longer working in the office, Joan has to shuffle the secretaries, and Peggy steals Shirley's roses. What am I supposed to do - work my way up to your office? Re-watch with us!

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Don's in New York and Megan's in California, Lou Avery is SC&P's new creative director, Joan visits business school, and Roger's got hippies in his bed and a daughter pretending to forgive him at brunch. You don't want to be damaged goods, so re-watch with us!

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Don makes a very personal pitch to Hershey, Pete's mother is missing, Ted and Peggy plan their future, and everybody wants to go to California. It's not great, Bob, so re-watch with us!

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Sally visits boarding school, Peggy comes up with a Rosemary's Baby ad, and power struggles boil over between Pete and Bob, and Don and Ted. Nice digs, by the way, so re-watch with us!

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Sylvia and Arnold are worried about Mitchell going to Vietnam, Pete learns his mother has a close relationship with Manolo, and Sally is witness to some of her father's "comfort." It's all your juice, so re-watch with us!

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Don and Roger go to California and try to fit in with the hippie scene, while Jim Cutler and Joan make different power plays in New York. Be slick, be glib, be you, and re-watch with us!

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Don and Betty visit Bobby at summer camp, Peggy feels torn between Don and Ted, and Peggy and Abe's relationship takes a sharp turn. Your activities are offensive to my every waking moment, so re-watch with us!

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In the S6E8 episode of Mad Men, the office team gets "energy" injections, Sally confronts a burglar, and Don wrestles with his breakup with Sylvia and flashes back to trauma in his teens. Stop tap dancing for Chevy and re-watch with us!

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The merger between SCDP and CGC causes some power struggles, which carry over into Don's affair with Sylvia. Pete is forced to care for his mother, while Bob Benson looks out for Joan. We've got a chair for you at the partners' meeting, so re-watch with us!

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Podcast Time Stamps

00:00 Introduction

00:42 Don eavesdrops on Sylvia and Arnold fighting, because he's classy like that

02:02 Peggy's first day . . . again; the reality of merging SCDP & CGC

04:47 "I went to a meeting this morning, and there was no chair for me!" (This is that meeting)

07:58 Pete's care for his mother means asking her building manager to pour her a gin and tonic

10:32 "I need you, and nothing else will do."

12:33 "Dammit, Burt! You stole my goodbye!"

15:43 A rap session about margarine in general

17:17 Don's power trip at the Sherry-Netherland Hotel

18:53 Ted's right and Don has no good defense

22:22 "Buy Trudy a catcher's mask, and be happy you get to go to work every day."

23:05 Gilligan's Island, margarine, and bacon's not up for debate

26:29 Bob might be an opportunist, but he does help Joan

27:49 "Oh, Mathis. I knew it! Don't you have any hope?"

28:52 A hero in a leaky waiting room

31:41 To play Don's control game, or not to play (spoiler: the only way to win is not to play)

35:33 Can the audience feel sympathy for Don when he goes home to Megan?

39:20 "Give him the early rounds. He'll tire himself out."

40:42 "I'll have the cook make your favorite for dinner." Can the audience feel sympathy for Dorothy Dyckman Campbell?

42:10 Peggy reminds Don he's a grown-up

43:58 Taking my novel is a bridge too far

45:30 Don pretends he's not terrified in Ted's airplane

47:29 "Honestly, Joan, every good deed is not part of a plan." (Except this one probably is.)

49:17 "My mother can go to Hell, and Ted Chaough can fly her there."

49:57 It's over. He's never been the one in control.

53:06 Sorry, Lawrence. Maybe if you'd taken Joan to the hospital, you'd still have a job.

53:52 The longest elevator ride in the world

54:49 Bobby Kennedy

56:24 Closing Song, Episode Wrap-Up, and Listener Shout-Out

Joan and Pete are outraged when Don walks away from Jaguar, while Don and Roger compete with CGC for a chance at Chevy. Peggy and Abe's new apartment is not the dream she envisioned, and Pete has an awkward and epic showdown with his father-in-law. Don't you feel 300 pounds lighter? Put your brain in a jar and re-watch with us!

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Podcast Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:44 "Even at 9 per share your part of the company will be worth a million."

04:07 Roger & Daisy and Mother's Day

05:37 Pete tries to seduce Trudy by pouting at her fiercely

08:03 "He thinks a stroll in Central Park is a gift, but I think she's going to want an actual gift."

10:49 There's poop on the stairs. Again.

13:43 Will you tell Jim you told me? He'll see it on your face.

17:10 Autograph envy in the elevator

19:21 The Daisy Hustle

20:03 "You talk like a woman who's been married much longer than you have."

21:58 Peaches, puppies, and petulance

26:33 Don remembers he's married

27:42 "Forget my name."

28:10 "Is he gone?" "Yes."

29:35 Ken's theory of mutually assured destruction

30:39 Pete rages his way down the staircase

33:12 "Just once I would like to hear you use the word 'we.'"

37:00 It's okay that you're not a team player, because you've got a chance at a Chevy Vega

38:37 A kiss from your boss

40:37 "I don't believe in fate. You make your own opportunities."

43:39 "Anybody have a cough drop? I know they don't."

44:40 "Spare me the outrage, Pete. I'm tired of it."

47:37 "The neighborhood's changing. We're part of that." And also, paint fumes.

48:55 Probably not the "we" Joan had in mind

53:43 Pete is incapable of doing the kind thing

55:48 "Make it sound like the agency you want to work for."

59:29 Episode Wrap-Up & Listener Shout-Out

An advertising awards dinner is interrupted with shocking news, Peggy is looking to buy an apartment, Ginsberg has a first date, and Don takes Bobby to the movies. You're not allowed to watch TV for a week, but re-watch with us!

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Podcast Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:40 Peggy: an apartment with a doorman?

02:44 Bobby pulls at the wallpaper, but nobody can hide all the torn things in the world

04:03 "My goodness, you're really good at everything."

05:12 "This is Beverly." "Our dads play chess together."

06:42 Peggy & Megan at the Andy Awards

08:21 Meeting Jim Cutler, Randall Walsh, and Ted's chair faux pas

10:04 Michael spews awkwardness and Beverly is remarkably patient

10:54 Martin Luther King, Jr

17:55 "I didn't do it! It peeled off!"

18:53 Pete calls Trudy, but she holds her ground

21:42 Megan complains about her father not wanting to feel his emotions right before going to bed with a man who avoids his emotions

22:39 Don goes out of his way to reach "Arnold" in D.C.

24:23 Peggy & Phyllis

28:05 "It's a shameful, shameful day!"

30:11 Dawn, Don, and Joan

31:59 "This is the only apartment for you. You don't want to be kicking yourself next week."

32:48 "I was trying to communicate without talking, but it isn't working." "Randy, it never works."

35:04 Parents and children: Betty & Don, Michael & Pop, Sally & Don

37:44 When you're not allowed to watch TV so your father takes you to the movies

41:25 "I saw us raising our kids with more different kinds of people."

44:09 The second time in the series Don actually notices his son

45:30 Henry wants to run for office (so Betty's going to get her blonde back)

46:35 One of Don's saddest confessions

51:39 Pete, alone

52:31 Bobby's worried about Henry, and to his credit, Don tries to comfort him instead of offering him money or telling him to move forward. He does have pensive alone time on his balcony afterward, though.

55:29 Episode Wrap-Up, Closing Song, and Listener Shout-Out

In Mad Men's Season 6, Episode 4, To Have and to Hold, Don, Pete, and Stan go after the Heinz ketchup account - but so do Peggy and Ted. Megan gets a love scene in her soap opera, Dawn punches Scarlett's time card, and Joan's visit from a good friend fortifies her professional resolve. Let go of your petty dictatorships and re-watch with us!

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Don and Sylvia's relationship prompts flashbacks to Dick Whitman's life with Uncle Mack, power plays erupt in meetings with Jaguar and Heinz, and Trudy is over Pete's lying, cheating man-babyism.

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Roger confronts his loneliness surrounded by family at his mother's funeral, Don creates a hotel campaign alluding to suicide, and Betty looks for Sandy in the city. No matter what you do, everybody loves you, so re-watch with us!

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Megan and Don take a trip to Hawaii, Sally's violinist friend visits the Francis house, Peggy's handling a client crisis, and Roger gets some sad news. Bob Benson's in the house, so re-watch with us!

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SCDP moves forward without Lane, Megan asks Don to help her get an audition, and Pete re-connects with Beth. Stop being demure, grab a fresh Life Saver, and re-watch with us!

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Lane's financial troubles catch up to him, and Don insists on his resignation. Rebecca buys Lane a Jaguar XKE, Roger and Don go after Dow Chemical, and Sally and Glen visit a museum together. We won't stop until you get all of it, so re-watch with us!

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Joan helps secure Jaguar for the firm, Peggy takes a meeting with Ted, and Megan's callback creates tension with Don. You're not just some secretary from Brooklyn who's dyin' to help out, so re-watch with us!

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Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:41 Peggy is shut out of the Jaguar brainstorming (and lobster lunch)

02:17 Herb: The other day, tourin' your offices . . . our guide was a dynamite redhead.

05:51 Don, about Jaguar: It's your gorgeous mistress. Megan: So your wife's a Buick in the garage?

07:37 Pete: We're going to lose Jaguar unless an arrangement is made. And it involves you, and, well, Herb.

10:05 Peggy comes up with a Chevalier Blanc idea on the spot

12:44 The partners meet to discuss Herb's proposal. Bert: This is a car. You can't put a dollar figure on it.

21:33 Don: We're not doing the mistress idea. It's vulgar. Also, let me throw literal bills in Peggy's face.

22:55 Of all the ways Peggy could take after Don, pushing good people away is one of the worst

24:12 Every time someone's asked me what I wanted, I've never told them the truth.

27:35 Goodnight, Moon

28:25 Megan and Julia visit the office. Don: So whatever this is, it's not for me. But I mean, okay.

31:11 Pete's going to need an apartment in the city, and Joan's mother exhausts her

34:30 Megan: You never thought about it because you never expected me to make it.

36:17 I want a partnership, not silent, comprising 5% of the business.

39:02 Ginsberg: Something beautiful you can truly own

40:55 Freddy: Let him know you're not some secretary from Brooklyn who's dyin' to help out.

45:48 Pete: The conversation doesn't end just because you leave the room.

46:53 Don: I wanted to tell you, it's not worth it. If we don't get Jaguar, so what. Who wants to be in business with people like that?

52:54 Megan's callback

53:50 Peggy, to Ted: It's not a game. It's my career.

57:35 Don: You know I don't want you to fail. Megan: Good. Because I'm not going to.

59:01 The winners take it all, sort of

01:00:40 Peggy: The day you saw something in me, my whole life changed.

01:05:55 Episode wrap-up, closing song, and listener shout-out

Lane has financial troubles, Harry re-connects with Paul Kinsey, and Don and Joan test drive a Jaguar. She's got a whole story, so re-watch with us!

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Mad Men C to Z Podcast time stamps for Christmas Waltz:

00:00 Introduction

00:41 Lane: Go back to bed this minute!

02:21 Scarlett: Mr. Kinsey called regarding lunch. Harry: What does he want? Scarlett: I think he wants to have lunch.

04:12 Jaguar's back on the menu

05:22 Paul: Harry Crane, as I live and breathe!

10:41 Lane (about Christmas bonuses): There's nothing like a surprise for morale. Don: Not my morale.

13:34 Roger: We made a baby. Joan: Yes. And now it's some other lucky girl's turn.

15:16 Paul: I was at rock bottom. I degraded myself. Harry: At McCann?

17:33 Don: I don't mind picking up the check for your friends, but not if they insult me first.

19:49 Paul: It's a speculative episode of the hit TV show, Star Trek.

22:17 A forgery to remember

23:50 Peggy: If you really want to help him, be honest and tell him to write a better script.

25:00 Quick scenes with Pete and Don; then Lane and his financial adviser

26:32 Joan: Don't you understand having you out here is the same as having no one?

27:44 The Jaguar and the bar (and please, don't have sex!)

39:09 Harry and Lakshmi (also 32:21)

41:21 Don: You want to get the rolling pin?

44:01 Lane: Jaguar came crawling back to me. The firm can't do it without me, and I shan't spend another Christmas alone, Darling.

45:37 Second time in five seasons: Don Draper does a good thing without any selfish or vengeful motives

47:13 Harry: He was firmly discouraging in every way except for his unbridled enthusiasm for the writing.

49:53 Don: Every agency is defined by the moment they got their car.

52:26 Episode wrap up, closing song, and listener shout-out

Betty works through weight loss, Don's envy of Ginsberg gets ugly, and Betty weaponizes the truth about Anna against Sally and Megan. We're glad you think about us at all, so re-watch with us!

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Podcast episode time stamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:41 Betty's weight loss storyline

01:42 Prestige and Envy - Pete in the elevator, Don's portfolio perusal, and Bert & Roger

03:49 Sally and Megan attempt to cry on the carpet

04:53 Ginsberg's portfolio reminds Don what it means to work

05:56 Betty: This is some apartment. Megan: Thank you. I think you've seen most of it.

11:26 Whipped cream in a can solves everything

15:01 The devil and disrespect for authority

17:57 Betty attends a Weight Watchers meeting

20:13 Dark Shadows: supernatural soap opera

22:39 Roger: Well, Michael, when a man hates another man very, very much . . .

24:05 Betty & Henry, Roger & Jane, and Pete & Beth (sort of)

27:01 Family trees, light bulb notes, and vicious celery

29:48 A tale of two Sno Ball campaigns

33:52 Sally: Are you going to make yourself cry?

36:14 More Weight Watchers and toxicity from 50 miles away

39:09 Uncomfortable truths: Ginsberg & Peggy, Pete & Don, Sally & Don

44:00 Roger: Were we married? I don't owe you anything.

45:36 Don's idea is always right, even when it's underhanded and cheaply won

46:27 Sally: They showed me pictures and they spoke very fondly of her.

47:58 Roger: I thought you liked the crab rangoon. Jane: I just had some.

50:28 Pete and Howard - so thankful

51:41 Ginsberg: I feel sorry for you. Don: I don't think about you at all.

53:38 Did Roger ruin Jane's new apartment?

56:12 Thanksgiving dinner - to be thankful is to know no one has anything better, I guess

57:56 Episode wrap-up, closing song, and listener shout-out

Megan decides to leave SCDP to pursue acting, Pete meets Howard's wife Beth, and Peggy has to fill in as Don's wife for the Cool Whip presentation. We would never make you feel small and insignificant, so re-watch with us!

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00:00 Introduction

00:53 Pete and Howard on the train: Aren't you worried you're going to get caught?

03:45 Megan's secret and the Chevalier Blanc campaign

08:13 "Which skis do you like?" "Do they explode or something?"

10:09 "When did music become so important?" "It's always been important."

14:17 Howard missed the train again

18:43 "You just want to get back at him."

20:03 Pizza House!

21:12 "I don't want to leave you." "Why not? I'm fine now."

23:29 "Don't put me in that position again. I can't lie to him."

29:04 "Just taste it."

30:56 Pete wants to see Beth again, but all he gets is Harry

32:53 "I don't want to do it, Don."

38:31 Megan's last day

40:40 "I tell you what takes guts. Never having lunch money. She owes me like 15 bucks at this point."

47:02 "Why do they get to decide what gets to happen?"

50:12 Enjoy your lunch as I narrowly miss falling into the elevator shaft

51:35 "Turn it off! It's stabbing me in the f-ing heart!"

54:24 Pete & Howard, reprise

54:40 "No, I think she's good at everything. I think she's just one of those girls."

56:15 Dinner and insurance

57:57 "I love you. You're everything I hoped you'd be."

01:00:15 "You know what? You are not mad at me, so just shut up!"

01:04:14 "I don't want her to end up like Betty or her mother."

01:09:49 Tomorrow Never Knows montage

01:16:04 Wrap-Up, Listener Shout-Out

Megan has a winning idea for Heinz inspired by spaghetti, Peggy gets an unexpected offer from Abe, and Sally joins the adults at an awards dinner. If you're lonely, get a cat and re-watch with us!

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Time Stamps:

00:00 Mad Men - At the Codfish Ball - Introduction

01:18 Sally and Glen are still in contact, to Pauline's detriment

02:47 Marie: Emile is confused. His eyes and his politics are having a fight.

08:05 Mona: I thought you left me because I'd gotten old. Then I realized it was because you did.

10:56 The spaghetti that started it all

14:29 Abe visits Peggy in the office, and she's one of the guys

18:54 Whispering in bed about the in-laws

20:20 Megan: Heinz beans. Some things never change

24:07 Joan: It's been my experience that when a man insists on a meal he has something important to say. It's usually a proposal. Peggy: Really? Well, that's you.

26:57 Roger has great expectations for Don at the awards dinner

28:28 Abe: I think we should move in together.

32:15 Megan Draper, Heinz heroine

34:51 Joan: Sounds like he wants to be with you no matter what.

37:48 Peggy: This is as good as this job gets. Savor it.

39:49 We need new carpet again. #ThanksEmile

41:27 You can have Katherine Olson's cure for loneliness, but not her cake

45:50 Sally's entrance at "the ball"

48:26 Roger & Sally, Pete & Emile, Marie & Roger, Sally & fish

53:39 Emile: Don't let your love for this man stop you from doing what you want to do.

56:18 Look away, Sally. Please, for the love of God, keep that door closed.

58:58 Sally & Glen: the second phone call

1:00:43 Episode Wrap-Up and Listener Shout-Out

Don and Megan take a trip to Howard Johnson's, Roger and Jane get real about their marriage using LSD, and Peggy spends the day in Don Draper's shoes. We would never force you to eat orange sherbet, so re-watch with us!

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Pete and Trudy host a dinner party with Don and Ken, Lane tries to sign the Jaguar account, Ken's writing fiction again, and Pete is taking driver's ed. There's no chewing gum on - well, anywhere - so re-watch with us!

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Greg comes back to visit Joan and meet the baby, Ginsberg thinks out loud during a pitch, and Don wrestles his demons in a fever dream. The work is ten dollars, but the lie is extra, so re-watch with us!

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Betty gets a health scare, Peggy hires Michael Ginsberg, and Don and Harry try to sign the Rolling Stones for Heinz baked beans. We're not above sleeping all day and disrespecting authority, so re-watch with us!

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Don and Megan attempt to resolve the fallout after the surprise party, Joan visits the office with her baby, and Lane finds a lost wallet in a cab. Gaze upon the cement column in Pete's office and re-watch with us!

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Megan hosts a surprise party for Don and performs the iconic Zou Bisou Bisou. Joan is a new mom, Peggy presents to Heinz, Roger's trying to stay relevant, and Pete finds himself in the suburbs. We've got tickets to the bean ballet, so re-watch with us!

Don takes the kids (and Megan) to California, Betty loses her sanity and fires Carla, and we wrap up Season 4.

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Don runs into Midge, Sally meets up with Glen, and SCDP is desperate to sign new business, so Don writes a controversial opinion piece for the New York Times. We are here for the shenanigans, so re-watch with us!

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Personal and professional boundaries blur as Roger seeks comfort from Joan after lying about Lucky Strike, Don asks Faye to help him acquire new business, and Pete's at the office while his daughter is born. It's vinegars, sauces, and beans, so re-watch with us!

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Don becomes frantic when a security check threatens to reveal his true identity, Roger and Joan face an unplanned pregnancy, and Lane's father intends to bring him back to England, no matter what. Your friends will be jealous that you're seeing the Beatles at Shea Stadium, so re-watch with us!

00:00 Introduction of Mad Men S4E10, Hands and Knees

00:41 Joan to Roger: I'm late

03:04 Sally breaks all the eardrums in Ossining

07:02 Lane to his father: Have you brought Nigel?

10:25 North American Aviation, ticket anxiety, and personal favors

12:37 Lane: She's the finest waitress

19:22 Agent: Do you have any reason to believe Mr. Draper is not who he says he is?

24:00 Betty: I don't know if I should even be talking on the phone

26:48 Lane: You're in my life. I want him to know why I'm staying.

30:02 Roger: We came here for your discretion, not your judgment

32:44 Don: It's three lies in eight questions

38:51 Roger: I guess you could keep it. Lots of GIs came home to a little surprise. No one did the math.

42:58 Betty: I just wanted you to know they were here, because I don't want any secrets.

46:42 Pete: I've grown it from cocktails to four million dollars. Don: Get rid of it.

49:40 Don: I'm interested in setting up some sort of trust for my kids.

51:23 Woman: I had her when I was 15 and I don't regret it, but she seems so much younger.

55:34 Faye: You look sick

54:56 Lee Garner Jr: You know I like you, Roger. Hell, you a genuine character.

01:00:26 Faye: If there's no pain, you're not having a heart attack.

01:02:18 Robert: Put your home in order. Either there, or here. You will not live in between.

01:07:36 Trudy: Just remember, everything's good here.

01:10:09 Joan and baby theories

01:13:45 Roger and the Rolodex

01:15:40 Don: I shouldn't have told you, but I'm just so damned tired of it all.

01:18:12 Pete: And then I come here unannounced and there's another thing I don't want to know.

01:20:16 Joan: We avoided a tragedy.

01:22:28 Pete: Unfortunately, this is irreparable.

01:26:10 Dinner plans, Beatles tickets, and lipstick

01:28:07 Closing song, listener shout-out, and episode wrap-up

Sally runs away to spend some time with her dad, which challenges Don's new relationship with Faye. Abe writes a manifesto for Peggy, Roger and Joan re-connect, and we bid adieu to Miss Blankenship, the astronaut. It's a business of sadists and masochists, so re-watch with us!

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Don Draper is trying to start fresh - he's drinking less, he's going to the pool, and Betty loses her cool when she sees him on a date with Bethany. Peggy's response to Joey's rude drawing doesn't satisfy Joan, and Henry wants Don's stuff out of the garage. Have terrible luck with entertaining? Re-watch with us!

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It's Peggy's birthday, and Mark has planned a surprise dinner, but Don keeps her at the office to work on Samsonite. This is one of the best episodes of television of all time - so re-watch with us! That's what the podcast's for!

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The office prepares for the Clio awards, Peggy has a standoff with Stan, and Roger's flashbacks reveal how Don first came to work at Sterling Cooper. Mad Men is the cure for the common show, so re-watch with us!

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Roger resists taking on Honda as a client, while Ted at CGC competes with Don for the business. Sally's behavior leads Betty to take her to a psychiatrist, and Don and Faye exchange a few vulnerable truths. We can't tell you how it happens, but it does happen here, so re-watch with us!

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Peggy meets a new friend and starts to think about issues outside the office, Faye runs a focus group with the SCDP secretaries, and Pete gets a surprise from his father-in-law. We've got pears, so re-watch with us!

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Episode Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:31 Lee Garner's on the phone - is that a fire down by Radio City?

06:20 Harry: We're having lunch. Tag along. He always asks about you.

08:27 When you make a friend in the elevator and you didn't need Joan's script to do it

10:27 It was Monday, for cryin' out loud. Why hasn't she told you?

15:44 I don't care. I don't care how I heard.

17:32 Faye runs a focus group with the SCDP secretaries

23:31 You didn't do your homework because your wife is pregnant and your father-in-law told you

25:13 I feel like I gave him everything and I got nothing

29:28 Your problem is not my problem!

32:11 And Crane told me yesterday that you said I was marrying for money

37:43 I don't say this easily, but you are not a good person!

45:06 She's kind of pretentious. I know.

46:20 Every time you jump to conclusions, Tom, you make me respect you less

49:10 It's Don's turn to hide in the dark and slink away toward home

50:29 Peggy and Joyce go out

52:53 The genius writer can't even finish an apology letter

54:13 Peggy meets Abe; police break up the party

58:31 Hello, Miss Blankenship

59:29 Pete takes a victory lap over Vick's

1:00:10 Joey, to Peggy: Do you ever read the stuff between the ads?

1:01:42 Peggy, to Pete: Congratulations. About the baby. I'm very happy for both of you.

1:03:53 Faye and Don argue over the focus group results

1:07:26 Peggy and Pete pursue divergent paths; all the what-ifs in a single glance

1:10:03 Did you get pears?

1:11:13 Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out

Don heads to California and gets some shocking news from Stephanie about Anna. Joan and Greg are trying to start a family, and Don and Lane go out and try to shake off their loneliness. Fried chicken, indeed. Re-watch with us!

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00:00 Introduction

00:40 Joan at the doctor's office (the terrible one Peggy saw in the pilot)

02:38 Don, Allison, and Harry discuss California and New Year's Eve - awkwardness ensues

06:06 Lane: Fried chicken, indeed.

10:16 California: a convertible, Anna, and the introduction of Patty and Stephanie

15:22 Joan and Greg bicker over schedules and priorities

18:01 Anna, Don, and Stephanie go out for dinner ("I Just Wasn't Made for These Times")

28:06 Come on, man. Don't flirt with the niece. Also, you have no idea what's coming.

32:50 Anna: I know everything about you, and I still love you. She doesn't, but she seems to.

35:13 Don: I'm here now, and she's going to see some real doctors.

37:38 Anna: I want you to do everything you want to do. (Except mess with my niece.)

40:58 The moment when Sandy made Lois look competent, and Lane will never send flowers again

43:14 Greg: I can't fix anything else, but I can fix this.

46:00 Paint and goodbyes

48:01 Don and Lane's night out

54:57 Candace and Janine join Don and Lane - "that girl does not go to Barnard."

57:10 Joan: Gentlemen, shall we begin 1965?

58:10 Closing song, episode wrap-up, and listener shout-out

Peggy and Freddy disagree about how to market face cream, Joan leads the conga line at the office Christmas party, Glen re-enters Sally's life, and Don makes a series of poor decisions. You'll be married again by the end of the year, so re-watch with us!

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Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce is up and running, and the partners are scrambling to keep and attract clients. Peggy and Pete arrange a PR stunt, and Betty and Henry navigate their new life as a blended family at Thanksgiving.

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Don and Betty's marriage has disintegrated, and Sterling Cooper is about to fold into McCann, unless Don can rally a team of talented individuals to pull off the heist of the season. This episode is a Mad Men favorite, so re-watch with us!

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00:00 Introduction

01:11 Don: My future is tied up in this mess because of you.

07:46 Is going it alone the best option?

11:02 Bert: Young men love risk because they can't imagine the consequences.

17:28 Roger: Join or die? Jesus, Bert. He was doing better.

23:48 Just when you thought you'd had a rough enough day at the office, it turns out you're getting divorced, too.

26:39 Roger: Don't act like a stranger. We've got tea.

27:48 Henry: I'll take care of them, and I'll take care of you.

30:57 St. John: You'll prove yourself irreplaceable. You always do.

33:13 Fathers, children, and sad things

35:36 Shut the door. Have a seat. (It's so brilliant, this scene!)

41:12 Peggy: You just assume I'll do whatever you say.

43:19 Don: We need you to keep us looking forward. I do, anyway.

49:48 Roger: I acted like a started a business my whole life, but I inherited it.

Don: I need an attorney. Divorce.

Two truths among liars, but each already knows the other's truth.

51:53 Don: You never forgave me.

55:56 Pete: Hey, everybody! Harry Crane is here!

57:41 Divorce talk in the rarely lived-in living room

1:01:07 Don: I don't know if I can do it alone. Will you help me?

1:06:23 Don: Joan. What a good idea.

1:10:13 Allison: We've been robbed!

1:13:06 Don: I hope you get what you've always wanted.

1:14:53 Closing song, episode wrap-up, and listener shout-out

Roger and Mona support Margaret through her wedding as everyone is reeling from President Kennedy's assassination. Betty meets with Henry and confronts Don, and Pete suffers after not getting the top job - again.

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Episode Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:44 "Mr. Cosgrove has the rare gift of making clients feel as if they haven't any needs."

Do we feel sorry for Pete about losing this job again?

02:53 Apparently dull men are tolerated, and Karen's calling Peggy on it

03:42 "I don't like her, Daddy, and I've told you I don't want her to be there."

Mona referees the ongoing Roger - Margaret battle over Jane

07:17 "Lane told me Kenny is senior something of accounts and I'm not. I'm head of accounts something. I couldn't even hear. All I could see was his frog-like mouth flapping."

Trudy turns cold casserole into some lemonade for her pouty husband

08:57 Don's actually home when the baby wakes Betty up late at night

A discussion about marriage, detente, and why Don broke things off with Suzanne

13:06 We all know what "I have to go the printer" is code for at this point

14:13 In which Pete and Harry commiserate about who has more toys than they do

14:57 In which Don is complaining to Lane about a budget to hire a new art director

16:02 In which Peggy continues her pattern of poor romantic partners

17:35 News of the assassination of John F. Kennedy is breaking at Sterling Cooper

18:20 And at the Draper house, where Betty, Carla, and the kids are watching TV

20:59 And for Peggy and Duck in the hotel room

22:20 Don Draper processing the news, internally, with Betty, and with his kids

27:46 To attend, or not to attend Margaret's wedding? That is the question for Pete and Trudy.

31:24 Margaret's wedding

33:27 Henry arrives at the wedding

34:57 Toasts and TV

36:41 When you're getting that full Don Draper magnetism, and you're no longer into it

40:03 "He was so handsome, and now I'll never get to vote for him."

Who does Roger call when the world doesn't make any sense?

43:02 Life is short. Take a drive.

"I'm not in love with the tragedy of this thing. I want it to happen."

47:52 Pete, Appalled, and Trudy

48:53 "I don't love you anymore."

54:59 "My mother was crying and praying so hard there wasn't room for anyone else to feel anything."

56:46 Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out

Betty finally confronts Don about The Box (while Suzanne sits in the car outside). Roger meets up with an old flame, and Greg joins the army without talking to Joan so he can make his surgeon dreams come true. You want to know if you broke my heart? Obviously, so re-watch with us!

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This is a tense unboxing video! Betty finally opens the desk drawer in Don's home office, but he's too busy with Suzanne to come home for a confrontation about it. Paul competes with Peggy, but loses his great idea, while Lane learns the Brits are planning to sell Sterling Cooper.

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Mad Men C to Z Timestamps for S3E10: The Color Blue

00:00 Introduction

00:59 "Why don't we go to church every Sunday?" "We don't need to go every week."

Carla, Betty, and the kids discuss their day, but avoid discussing core beliefs.

Don says he won't be sleeping at home tonight, blaming Conrad Hilton.

02:52 Date Nut Bread and The Color Blue

Shockingly, Don lied and goes to Suzanne's, while Betty is home alone with a glass of wine.

11:04 40th Anniversary of Sterling Cooper and Aqua Net - Arrive in Style

Paul Kinsey sets up a double date skit, and Peggy improves it off the top of her head

15:15 "We finally have the answer to the question, 'What makes Don Draper smile?' "

Lane gives Don his $5,000 signing bonus

16:20 "I don't need you to put your little swirl on top of my idea."

You kind of do, though, Paul. Little bit.

21:01 "It's not London. It's not even England."

Rebecca Pryce hasn't warmed to New York, unlike her husband

24:33 "He's arrogant. His plans were interrupted."

Don and Suzanne greet Danny, Suzanne's brother.

29:30 They're celebrating 40 years at Sterling Cooper, but Bert and Roger aren't in the mood

31:42 Who can it be now?

When you have romantic entanglements outside your marriage and you get a mystery call on the landline, things get awkward.

33:25 Paul Kinsey stays late and sets up his ideal work conditions for Western Union.

Paul Kinsey theatre, indeed.

34:50 Don leaves his key in his robe, and that's not a euphemism

35:19 "Achilles, I have thought of something very, very good."

If it takes stealing someone else's food from the work room fridge, it will have been worth it.

37:50 There and back again - the journey of the office desk drawer key

38:23 My baby takes the morning train, so I show up to ride along

Don seems in love enough to forgive Suzanne's indiscretion

44:55 "It's always the last place you look."

Lois offers platitudes while Paul self-destructs, looking for last night's great idea

46:29 After 40 years, Sterling Cooper is for sale. Party on, Lane.

49:15 "If you're going to call me, call me. I'm not playing a game here."

Henry is an unlikely candidate for calling and hanging up, but Betty checks, just in case.

52:21 "Who told you I was vain?"

Lane convinces Bert to attend the party, without seeming too desperate or revealing his secret.

53:40 Worst unboxing moment ever

The triumph of finally finding the key to the desk drawer Betty's been rattling for years is overshadowed by photos, the deed to a house in California, and a divorce decree that precedes their marriage by mere months.

57:25 Don attempts to take Danny to New Bedford

This time, he gives his card - not just the money

1:04:37 We were going to have an epic confrontation, but you never came home

1:07:34 "I want to show you off, Betts."

1:10:06 "The faintest ink is better than the best memory."

Peggy and Don empathize when Paul admits he lost his idea.

1:15:57 "Look how pretty Mommy is."

Pre-party taxicab conversations, and a lot of applause for the man with the lies

1:26:31 Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out

Conrad Hilton and Lee Garner Jr become even more demanding clients. Don starts something with Suzanne, and Betty starts something with Henry. Set your sights on the moon, and re-watch with us!

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Mad Men S3E9 Wee Small Hours episode time stamps:

00:00 Introduction

01:24 "I want what I want when I want it."

Conrad Hilton, Baby Gene, and Betty's fainting couch fantasies

04:33 "I'm going home. And the whole point is to run there."

Don finds Suzanne in the early morning, Martin Luther King Junior's I Have a Dream speech, and which pieces of history societies enjoy remembering or prefer to suppress

14:30 The first time Don ever got to work early

15:08 An old-fashioned letter-writing romance

17:51 "Give me more ideas to reject. I can't do this all by myself."

20:18 Sal directs the Lucky Strike TV commercial

We compare whether Conrad Hilton or Lee Garner Junior is the bigger bully

24:21 Don goes looking for Suzanne; it's the first day of school

27:58 Lee Garner Junior proves he is the bigger bully

32:29 Letter-writing and Lies, with a side of wine

36:53 "I can't work with him. He's no good."

We beg to differ, Lee Garner Junior. #JusticeForSal

Also, "I'm not going to do anything stupid like I usually do."

#YouAbsolutelyWill,Harry

40:24 "You're like a son to me."

47:02 "I wanted to see you. I drove past your exit a dozen times."

49:04 This Lucky Strike meeting is somehow worse than the one when Roger had a heart attack

50:51 Every time we watch, we hope this scene goes differently

1:00:50 Don, we're hosting a fundraiser

1:02:26 "Good night, boss."

1:03:03 Let's have a fundraiser

1:03:37 "How do you say fresh towels in Farsi? Hilton."

But the lesser bully wanted the moon.

1:09:03 "I'm actually the person who briefs Mr. Francis."

When the guest speaker takes the fun out of your fundraiser

1:15:52 "What do you think accounts does? Besides limit your brilliance."

"I'd tell you, but I don't want to hurt your feelings."

1:17:41 "Maybe it's not supposed to happen right now."

1:21:18 Sal has a genuine conversation with Kitty and lives happily ever after with Elliot from Belle Jolie. He definitely doesn't just call Kitty from a pay phone near Central Park. And he starts his own firm, "where copy follows art, not the other way round," and gets everything he ever wanted. That's what should have happened.

1:22:33 "You only want this because I'm new and different. I know how this ends."

1:24:12 Closing song, Episode Wrap-up, and Listener Shout-out

Betty is thrilled when Henry saves the day at the city council meeting, and then jets off to Rome with Don to show off what might be the most iconic outfit in the show. Joan is working in a department store, and Pete (again) fails to be a good guy. I won't have my heart broken - re-watch with us!

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00:00 Introduction

02:16 "I don't pity her. Those girls do whatever they want." - Harry, to Pete, about being alone in August.

04:49 Welcome home, I'm working on Junior League stuff, go outside with the kids and catch lightning bugs.

06:11 Pete's never managed fabric before

06:51 "He wants me to fly out and join him in Rome." - Don, to Betty.

10:58 Pete defies his Slytherin nature and spends the day with cereal and cartoons

12:07 "You could put it back in the closet, and when she takes it out, blame the kids." - Pete

"I would never do this!" - Gudrun.

14:05 Betty's day (no cartoons or cereal are involved)

17:37 "And they say you can't fight city hall." - Francine, courtesy of Jack Kerouac.

21:33 "When you have no power, you have to delay things." - Betty to Don, courtesy of Henry

23:37 "I just want to get on a plane." - Betty

24:33 We love Pete returning things in department stores, especially when he gets to talk to the manager of the Republic of Dresses.

29:16 Benvenuti a Roma!

32:24 "Just for an hour or so."

Sure, Francine. Carla's watching three kids 24/7. Why not add two more?

33:00 "You think just because I'm dressed like this I'm shallow?" "I was just hoping you were easy."

37:11 Sally and Ernie, sitting in a tree (or bathtub)

38:30 "Oh, you are so nice, Mr. Peter, but I have my boyfriend." - Gudrun

43:06 "I like sleeping on this side of the bed." Don, to Betty.

44:20 "You might want to talk to Sally. I keep talking to her about that temper." - Carla, to Betty

45:22 "Stay away from her, Mr. Campbell. In fact, be smart. Stay out of the building." - Mr. Lawrence

47:50 "Sally, apologize to Bobby right now."

49:48 "I missed you. I missed every part of you." - Trudy, to Pete

52:00 "The first kiss is special." - Betty, to Sally

55:16 "I don't want you to go away anymore without me." - Pete, to Trudy

56:28 "Carlton and I went to Lake George after Jess was born. No problems, no kids. It was magical." - Francine

57:34 "I can have something to look at when I tell the story of the time I went to Rome." - Betty

1:02:28 Comparing Bobbie Barrett to Conrad Hilton

1:03:19 Closing song, Episode Wrap-Up, and Listener Shout-Out

Don takes desperate measures to avoid signing a contract, Betty has an unofficial first date with Henry, and Peggy makes another questionable relationship decision, thanks to an Hermes scarf. Bring your coterie of trusted advisors and kings and re-watch with us - that's what the podcast's for!

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Podcast Episode Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:54 Three flash-forwards: Peggy in a hotel, Betty on the fainting couch, Don injured on the floor

01:29 "That's your hearth, darling - the soul of your home."

Betty has hired an interior decorator to re-do her living room.

03:24 "I watched the sunrise this morning." "How was it?" "Average."

Roger is unimpressed with nature, likely because he's jealous of David Ogilvy.

05:35 "Having me in your life is gonna change things." "I look forward to it."

Conrad Hilton surprises Don in the office.

10:26 "I may know someone in the governor's office. His name is Henry."

Betty meets with the Junior League and name drops the guy from Roger's garden party.

11:45 "I know Roger will be the face of this, but I wouldn't mind doing the legwork."

Pete finds a way to ask Don for work advances without attempted bribery

15:57 "I just realized everyone who calls you must want something."

Betty calls Henry's office, and he returns the call immediately

20:14 "Stop barging in here and infecting me with your anxiety."

Pete insists Peggy return Duck's gift - that he only wants to injure Don by enticing them to leave

23:15 "This is the way it has to be. Not just for Conrad Hilton, but for Sterling Cooper."

Don's lack of a contract becomes a meeting

27:41 "I'm a lawyer, but I don't use it much." "We all have skills we don't use."

Betty and Henry meet at a bakery. She doesn't pull out her Italian, but she did major in anthropology.

29:15 "Why can't you stare into the eclipse, anyway? What's it gonna do, really?"

Carlton shares his lack of astronomical awareness and Miss Farrell's running habits with Don

30:59 "Victorian ladies would get overwhelmed and need a place to lie down."

Betty and Henry see a fainting couch in a furniture store window

32:41 "You're all the same. The drinking, the philandering."

Miss Farrell calls Don out for flirting, which he denies

36:46 "Grunt once for yes."

Roger applies pressure to make Don sign his contract.

39:20 "You're good. Get better. Stop asking for things. Close the door."

Don excels at mentorship and manners.

41:41 "Honestly, I find it terribly disrespectful that you would go behind his back," Betty tells Roger on the phone, after returning from the lunch she had with Henry, behind Don's back

42:50 "I was just thinking about all the times I walked by you and didn't even notice." "Oh." "How is that possible?" The nicest thing we can say about Duck is that at least he's not Pete.

46:18 "It's three years, Don. What's the matter - you don't know where you're going to be in three years?

48:01 "Want to know why we're going to Niagara Falls? We're getting married."

Don, this is your survival instinct. Don't smother me with drugs and alcohol when you rage road trip.

53:48 Flash-forwards all revealed and wrapped

54:59 "After all, when it comes down to it, who's really signing this contract, anyway?"

58:08 Episode Wrap-Up and Listener Shout-Out

The British are coming to Sterling Cooper, and everyone in the office can feel that change is afoot. Sally won't go near Baby Gene, no matter how many Barbies Betty bribes her with. Joan is about to leave Sterling Cooper as Greg receives news about his residency, and Lane discovers he's being sent to India. Don't let Lois drive the lawn mower, and re-watch with us!

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Betty and Don go to the hospital for the birth of their third child, while Duck attempts to woo Pete and Peggy away from Sterling Cooper. Sally's in trouble at school, Miss Farrell's calling home, and Lane's counting paper clips. You have everything, and so much of it, so re-watch with us!

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Mad Men S3E5 The Fog Episode Time Stamps:

00:00  Introduction

01:08  Sally does need more attention. She's grieving.

04:18  (As Don enters the meeting, late) Better to have a bit of Don Draper than no Don Draper at all

06:10  Dammit, Paul, someone helped Ken cherry pick the most successful accounts and I've been left with the dogs

08:02  They waste paper because they use it to sop up spilled drinks, right after their afternoon naps

10:20  Except I actually have an Uncle Herman, and he's 91

12:13  I don't know why I'm calling. I'm embarrassing myself.

14:13  Hang in there, Bets.

This is all the encouragement a pregnant woman needs before giving birth, right?

17:35  You throw the ball around? Not enough.

Or ever. I think Don has had exactly two scenes with just Bobby. 

24:55  I don't want him. I don't know him. I want my doctor.

28:19  If something happens to her I just don't know what I'd do. And there'd be that baby. How could I love that baby?

31:38  I'm just a housewife. Why are you doing this to me?

34:00  I'm sayin' this to you. I'm gonna be better. I'm gonna be a better man. Tell me you heard me.

36:54  You're a house cat. You're very important, and you have little to do.

Thanks, Dad. Did I mention I'm in the middle of labor?

41:07  I need his initials. Jane's gonna put them on the back of a yacht or something.

42:02  If you want to woo me, you're going to have to buy me my own lunch.

46:12  Look, this is important, and I'd like to have an honest conversation with you. It's just us, Hollis and . . . Mr. Campbell.

52:14  Wave to Mommy and Gene

52:55  Not all surprises are bad

55:35  We don't talk in the hallway

Is he embarrassed? Is Don not good enough for him? Is he really there?

57:12  This conversation is not worth having.

Admiral declines Pete's marketing recommendation, even though it's financially sound

1:01:09  You have everything. And so much of it.

And yet, he's a soulless husk of a man.

1:05:52  Your decisions affect me.

Yes, Pete. It's all about you.

1:07:52  His name is Gene. (Not great, Betty.)

1:09:06  It seems illogical that they would reject the opportunity to make more money.

1:11:36  How was it? You know. It was all a fog.

1:13:30  Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out