"Commissions and Fees" - Mad Men Season 5, Episode 512 - Don follows a surprising lead and Sally goes out.
During the partners meeting Pete pokes fun at the rules of order that Joan's ...
Betty lies on the bed beside Sally and strokes her gently.
Sally questions Julia about the men she's mentioned. When Julia provides to0 ...
While the partner's meeting progresses, we go to the Francis household where ...
Realizing, after hearing about Lane, that there may have been a good reason f...
Roger and Don return to an almost deserted office. Bert, Pete and Joan sit in...
Sally protests, not wanting to go on the ski trip with her mother, brother an...
Lane responds to Don asking for his resignation, feeling that it's not really...
After forcing their way into Lane's office and cutting him down, Roger finds ...
Sally says she has a boyfriend, but questions how he feels about her. Julia p...
After getting into it with Sally, Betty calls Don in his office.
Lane arrives home from work, his wife, as yet unaware that he's been forced t...
After returning home early, Don finds Glen siting with Megan and decides to t...
After returning home early, Don finds Glen siting with Megan and decides to t...
Megan gives a bit of motherly, yet big sister type advice to Sally.
After asking for Lane's resignation, Don enters Roger's office. Don pours him...
Don explains why he has to ask for Lane's resignation despite Lane's promise ...
Contrary to what she and Julia thought, the waiter brings Sally the cup of co...
Obviously bummed out by letting Lane go, Don asks Roger philosophical questions.
Betty covers the phone and speaks loudly for Sally's benefit, who can be hear...
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