Margaret "Peggy" Olson is a fictional character in the AMC television series Mad Men, and is portrayed by actress Elisabeth Moss. Initially, Peggy is secretary to Don Draper (Jon Hamm), creative director of the advertising agency Sterling Cooper. Later, she is promoted to copywriter, the first female writer at the firm since World War II. She later joins Draper when he leaves Sterling Cooper to become a founding member of Sterling Cooper...
Ken suggests a slogan for the ad campaign that gets shot down, but Peggy give...
Ken enters Peggy's office with good news on the Topaz account.
Abe asks Peggy how she equates her situation as a woman with the plight of Bl...
Standing in Don's office while he sits on the sofa Peggy tells Don that he ta...
Peggy enters Ted's office, not seeing Don in the room, she questions Ted.
Peggy attempts to minimize the damage caused by the Tonight Show to their Kos...
Abe refers to the rough way Peggy handled her creative team. She tells him it...
Peggy re-enters reception after reading what Abe's written and voices her obj...
Don shows no appreciation for Peggy single-handedly saving the Chevalier Blan...
Peggy offers Don her hand, instead of shaking it he kisses it. Holding back t...
When Danny exits Don's office, Peggy discusses him with Don.
When the top guns are hunting new accounts at an ad man's funeral. Peggy pitc...
From Pete hanging up on Beth we move to our first look at Peggy in her new po...
Peggy's on the phone attempting to reach Ted. She talks to the pastor on the...
Both Peggy and Stan sit opposite each other at the table, completely nude. Pe...
Harry sees an attractive woman walk past his door and he moves in, inviting h...
Peggy takes her hat and coat off and lays them aside.
After Peggy drops her habitual negativity toward Don and his Samsonite idea a...
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