Henry Francis is the Director of Public Relations and Research for Nelson Rockefeller, New York's governor, on the AMC TV series 'Mad Men'
Henry tells Betty what his night in the city was like.
When Betty arrives home, Henry tells her that Carla called. Henry questions B...
During the ride home Betty expresses her feelings towards Don. Henry disappro...
When Betty arrives home, Henry tells her that Carla called. Henry questions B...
Henry tells Betty what his night in the city was like and why the lid stayed on.
After Don picks up the kids, Henry starts making out with Betty in the car in...
Betty enters the kitchen with a new hair color. Bobby reacts first, then Sal...
Henry and Stuben talk politics while Betty stares at Don and Bethany. Betty q...
When Betty arrives home, Henry tells her that Carla called. Henry questions B...
On seeing Betty's reaction to Don at the restaurant, Henry has misgivings abo...
Henry sits on the edge of the bed talking to Betty about the night of King's ...
Don shows up at his son's birthday party. Henry questions Betty about it.
Henry is taken aback at what Betty is suggesting. Then, she plays along.
Henry sits on the edge of the bed talking to Betty about the night of King's ...
Henry is taken aback at what Betty is suggesting. Then plays along.
When Betty arrives home, Henry tells her that Carla called. Henry questions B...
Climbing in the bed, Betty excuses Henry for missing dinner. He has a problem...
When Betty and Henry arrive home late, Don is waiting. He tells Betty they wi...
Henry sits on the edge of the bed talking to Betty about the night of King's ...
When Betty arrives home, Henry tells her that Carla called. Henry questions B...
When Don exits, Henry tells Betty that Don's right about them moving out. Bet...
Henry is taken aback at what Betty is suggesting, then plays along for a brie...
Henry suggests they send Sally to a psychiatrist.
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