Mad Men
Set in 1960s NY, Mad Men pulls the viewer into the high-powered "Golden Age" of advertising.
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
New York City, 1960s. In the ego-driven Golden Age of advertising, everyone is selling something and nothing is what it seems.
Ladies Room
Don is forced to reconsider an account. Joan asks Peggy out to lunch. Roger's story causes Betty to be curious about Don.
The Marriage of Figaro
Don runs into an old friend. Pete returns to the office to a warm welcome. Betty and Don prep for Sally's big celebration.
New Amsterdam
Don's pitch is undermined by a co-worker. Betty does a favor for a neighbor. Pete looks to upgrade his living situation.
5G
Don receives an award and a surprise at the office. Pete is jealous when the office fawns over Ken's accomplishments. Peggy asks Joan for advice.
Babylon
Don calls upon a friend for help with an account. Roger expresses his concern for his daughter. Peggy is given an opportunity.
Red in the Face
Don invites Roger into his home. Pete's irresponsible behavior poses a challenge to his marriage. Betty and Don butt heads.
The Hobo Code
Don is praised and rewarded for his talents at work. Peggy and Pete arrive early for work with big days ahead of them. Sal is faced with a decision.
Shoot
Don entertains a proposition at work. The office notices when Peggy gets help from Joan. Betty reminisces about her past with her neighbor.
Long Weekend
Don prepares for a trip. Roger tries to find a way to entertain himself for the long weekend. Joan declines invitations.
Indian Summer
Don gets new opportunities at work. Peggy is given a difficult assignment. Betty finds a new outlet for her growing dissatisfaction.
Nixon vs. Kennedy
Pete's ambitions cause him to directly challenge Don. The Sterling Cooper staff pulls a rowdy all-nighter in the office.
The Wheel
Don's work responsibilities interfere with his domestic life. Peggy is given a new opportunity. Betty makes a startling discovery.
