Elizabeth "Betty" Draper (née Hofstadt) is a fictional character on AMC's television series Mad Men. The character's appearance is compared to Grace Kelly. She is portrayed by January Jones. Betty was born Elizabeth Hofstadt in 1932. She has mentioned having a German grandmother. Her first kiss was with a Jewish boy named David Rosenberg. She graduated from Bryn Mawr College with an Anthropology degree, and briefly modeled in Italy before...
Don shows up at his son's birthday party. Betty picks their son up and hands ...
Don answers the phone after forgetting to pick up the kids. When Don raises t...
Henry is taken aback at what Betty is suggesting, then plays along for a brie...
Betty takes the opportunity to unleash her jealousy and insecurity on Don.
When Betty returns to her bedroom, Henry asks her what happened with Sally at...
Betty is on the phone cursing Don out for failing to pick up the kids.
Betty continues to show her lack of maturity on her and Henry's way home.
When Don exits, Henry tells Betty that Don's right about them moving out. Bet...
Carla takes the money from Betty and takes off her apron.
About the same time Don is exiting Midge's, Betty sits with Dr. Edna.
Henry is taken aback at what Betty is suggesting, then plays along for a brie...
Sally informs her mother than Sandy is not coming to lunch, and the reason sh...
Climbing in the bed, Betty excuses Henry for missing dinner and she explains ...
Betty refuses to let Carla say goodbye to the kids.
Betty sits with Dr. Edna, who tells her she wants to reduce Sally's sessions.
Betty takes the opportunity to unleash her jealousy and insecurity on Don. Wh...
Betty starts to leave with the violin Sandy sold to Zal. He stops her.
The agents question Betty about Don.
After the agents question her about Don, Betty calls him at work. Don comes o...
Climbing into bed, Betty preps Henry before telling him about Don and the Dep...
About the time Don is exiting Midge's, Betty sits with Dr. Edna, who tells he...
Sally informs her mother than Sandy is not coming to lunch. Betty knows that ...
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