"A Little Kiss" (Parts 1 & 2) - Mad Men Season 5, Episodes 501 & 502 - In the special two-hour premiere of Season 5, the staff at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce continues to captivate as they grapple with an uncertain new reality.
The true nature of Roger's racial view's becomes apparent. Y & R, showing tha...
The partners discuss the number of Black applicants that have assembled in th...
The Y & R add creates a still another response that Roger and Don failed to a...
Pete has Clara set Roger up by having her pencil in a fake meeting on his cal...
Don walks over to Megan who's on her hands and knees clad only in her bra and...
Don arrives home shortly after Megan who, after sending their cleaning lady h...
Don arrives home shortly after Megan who, after sending their cleaning lady h...
Lane has a slip of the tongue while talking to his secretary over the intercom.
Peggy enters Don's office to apologies for her remarks at his party.
Lane, reflecting on his own situation, relates to Joan's frustrations.
Joan continues to fret about her absence from the office and Lane continues t...
Joan is in Lane's office. She questions him about the Y & R ad and about bein...
Megan's displeasure with the office culture comes out as a result of a number...
Joan's visit to the office sparks a conversation between Megan and Peggy abou...
Peggy hands the baby off to Pete when he enters her office looking for Clara.
After kissing Joan on the cheek Roger turns toward and refers to the baby.
Roger walks up after Clara, Don and Megan leave. He kisses Joan on the cheek.
Don greets Joan when she drops by the office with the baby, who Caroline is p...
Joan meets Meredith at the reception desk when she enters the Sterling Cooper...
Roger and Harry trade talk about the Zou Bisou effect in Roger's office.
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