Roger H. Sterling, Jr., played by actor John Slattery, is a fictional character on the AMC TV series Mad Men which started in 2007 and is currently in its 5th season. He formerly worked for Sterling Cooper, an advertising agency his father co-founded in 1923, before he became a founding partner at the new firm of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce in late 1963.
Don pours a drink instead of placing the California call and Roger enters his...
Don enters his office. The partners enter shortly thereafter. They refer to t...
Roger sits back in his doctor's office while his doctor takes notes.
While welcoming Fredy back in Don's office, Pete moves to introduce some cont...
Roger pleads for the account. Lee doesn't budge. Roger continues trying to ma...
Before exiting the after-party, Joan has a few parting words with Roger.
Marie questions Roger about his digs when he invites her over for dinner.
When Roger gets flirtatious, Joan, with a stern look, puts his breaks on.
Walking back from the dinner, Joan and Roger are held up at gunpoint. Roger g...
Roger tells Don that their night is going to be ruined because they won't be ...
Pete enters Don's office during the call with Lee. Roger escorts him out.
Roger sits back in his doctor's office while his doctor takes notes.
Joan enters Roger's office with a folder in her hand and locks the door.
Joan gives Roger a consoling hug then he walks to the door.
Marie has to smile at Roger's remark before hanging up the phone.
Roger pulls from a cigarette as he tells Don about a call they received from ...
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