"Dark Shadows" - Mad Men Season 5, Episode 509 - Don becomes competitive and Roger seeks new business. Sally faces a challenge.
Sitting around the Thanksgiving table, Betty and her family take turns saying...
At home with Betty and Henry the kids sit down to Thanksgiving dinner.
Michael exercises his bruised ego in the elevator. Don hits it with a hammer ...
Michael catches up to Don on the elevator and complains about his work not ge...
On the commute Pete responds to Howard telling him that he plans to spend as ...
Stan and Peggy get a chuckle when Michael storms out of the office in anger w...
Michael is incensed when Harry tells him that they didn't pitch his idea. Har...
Harry enters the copywrite office and tells them they where successful with t...
Roger looks across the table at Jane when he delivers his line. Mrs. Rosenber...
Betty calls Sally into the kitchen to see what the trap she laid out for Don ...
Peggy continues to express her disappointment in Roger as they ride up in the...
Peggy continues to express her disappointment in Roger as they ride up in the...
In the elevator Roger responds to Peggy after she busts him for selecting Gin...
Peggy busts Roger in the elevator for selecting Ginsberg to do the wine bit b...
After Peter's call wakes everyone up Don sends the boys back to bed and calls...
Peter calls Don to complain about the fame he so coveted but failed to acquir...
Peter calls Don Sunday morning to complain about the fame he didn't acquire, ...
Sally listens as Megan tells Don that Betty intentionally used her daughter t...
The wedge that Betty placed between Sally and Megan is working well as the ve...
The wedge that Betty placed between Sally and Megan is working well.
At the apartment with Megan, the seed that Betty planted in Sally starts to s...
After his work receives favor, Michael unwittingly and pridefully quotes Perc...
Michael's work wins Pete and Ken's favor over Don's which erks Don.
Sally is working on a family tree project for school when her mother adds to ...
Peter sits at his desk working when Beth enters clad in a fur coat and linger...
Peter sits at his desk working when Howard's wife enters clad in a fur coat a...
Roger agrees to buying Jane a new apartment and Jane agrees to accompany Roge...
Jane tells Roger what accompanying him to the dinner will cost him.
Roger calls Jane to ask her to accompany him to a dinner with clients.
Betty advises her husband as they sit at the kitchen table.
Betty sits at the table with Henry while he eats his steak and complains that...
Betty comes downstairs late and finds Henry frying a steak.
Michael agrees to do the work under the veil but extorts Roger in the process.
Michael sees that the secrecy Roger is requesting. Clearly it is about keepin...
Michael asks why the elaborate round about manner of presenting the ideas to ...
Michael sits back in his chair after Roger lays everything out he needs for h...
Roger again is less then sensitive in laying out what he needs from Michael.
Roger is less than delicate in the unveiling of what the campaign will entail.
Roger takes a seat across from Michael and starts laying out the project that...
Michael enters Roger's office and takes a seat at Roger's direction.
Michael enters Roger's office and comments on a large painting of black dots ...
At her weight watcher meeting Betty shares the reasons behind her eating that...
After Don pitches his Devil and snow balls chance in hell angle Michael is su...
After Peggy and Michael pitch their ideas Don puts forth his.
After accidently running across some ideas in a folder on his way home, Don r...
While waiting for the kids at the door of the apartment, Betty takes the libe...
When Roger tells Bert the news Bert glances at his watch.
Bert, bringing a piece of business to the firm, tells Roger why he's approach...
Roger sits with his feet on the table talking on the phone when Bert enters h...
In a rather smug manner Pete tells Roger, Don and Bert that Victor from the T...
Still on the way up Peter continues his news.
Four partners on the elevator and Pete can't wait to announce his achievement.
Roger tells Cooper that the competition in fishing is man vs man. He holds th...
Cooper and Roger get on the elevator together. Cooper puts a question to Roger.
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