"Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency" - Mad Men Season 3, Episode 306 - Sterling Cooper receives a surprise visit. Something is spooking Sally. Joan gets some unexpected news.
Don throws around the idea of living in London to Betty
Don tries to calm Sally down and reintroduce her to her new brother.
Lane reflects on the gruesome day's event.
Joan jokes about the frailty of life.
Betty tries to persuade Sally that her newborn brother sent her a present.
Roger tells Cosgrove he's sure someone in advertising has had their foot cut ...
Roger cracks a joke about all the blood from Guy's foot being in the office.
Harry vents about the office incident that left Guy seriously injured.
Don tells Connie to take one opportunity out a time.
Don doesn't like Connie's cartoon sketch.
Cooper tells Roger the reality of the situation.
Roger convinces himself he is invincible even though he was left out of the n...
Cosgrove and Pete deliberate the future direction of the company, especially ...
Guy makes a toast to Joan that brings her to tears as she knows none of those...
Harry Crane can't quite seem to wrap his head around the fact that he just re...
Guy basically tells the company that he came to visit them for nothing.
Guy forgets to mention Roger's role in the new reorganization of the company.
Guy introduces himself to Peter and pretends he knows everything about him.
Joan asks Greg what exactly happened at work and what position he is in now.
Joan tries to comfort Greg who comes home drunk after failing to gain title o...
Roger makes fun of Don's anxiousness to hear what the visit is about.
Joan consoles her husband who doesn't get his promotion.
Roger tells Don about his fathers death and his ability to still maintain fla...
Roger tells Don how masculine his father was and still got his nails done.
Betty tells her son Bobby to go bang his boring head against a wall.
Cosgrove boasts the success of his newest client John Deere in front of the w...
Cooper tells Don and Roger to settle their differences before it takes a toll...
Cooper tells Don he believes P.P.L. is coming to see him.
Cooper invites Don and Roger into his office to discuss their future visit fr...
John Hooker gives some orders and even drops a well placed joke on Kinsey.
Pryce makes an announcement that shakes up the office.
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