"Mystery Date" - Mad Men Season 5, Episode 504 - Don runs into someone from his past. Joan makes a decision, and Roger gives Peggy extra work.
Greg points to the door with his hat in his hand delivering his ultimatum. Jo...
Joan looks across the dining table at Greg her eyes filled with contempt.
Saturday morning and Don wakes to find that his thing with Andrea was only a ...
When Andrea tells Don that she's not going to stop seeing him, he strangles h...
Greg puts his foot down despite his wife's protesting against his redeployment.
Pauline sheds some light on the Chicago murders for Sally.
Pauline seems to put some of the fault on the nurses for their fate.
Sally, having read about the nurses murdered and raped in Chicago, questions ...
Peggy talks to Dawn about the pressures at work and their responses to them.
Peggy makes reference to the central character in "A Star is Born". Dawn chuc...
Dawn sits on the couch at Peggy's drinking beer. The two ladies get to know e...
Don gives in to Andrea's seductive ways. He kisses her and unzips her dress.
Dawn counters all of Peggy's suggestions of ways she can make it home so she ...
Dawn and Peggy scare each other when Peggy discovers Dawn sleeping in an office.
Joan learns the truth about Greg's extended tour of duty at dinner with their...
Pauline shares one of her fond childhood memories with Sally.
Sally tries to get Pauline to tell her about the murders in exchange for tak...
Pauline picks up the remote and turns off Mystery Date, the show that Sally w...
Don shows Andrea out the service entrance. Standing in the doorway she looks ...
Standing just inside his doorway, Don delivers an ultimatum to Andrea.
While he's asleep Don hears the doorbell. Looking through the peep hole he se...
Roger slaps the 400 on Peggy's desk then points at her. She backs him up with...
Peggy crosses her arms, smiles and leans back in her chair. Roger sighs and c...
Roger proves to be outmatched when trying to negotiate with Peggy over the co...
Roger suggests they go with an ad stating that Mohawk is offering emergency s...
Peggy comes up with a couple of sarcastic lines for Roger who's dumping Mohaw...
Roger sneaks through the corridor behind Pete who's on his way out for the we...
Talking to Megan from the bar, Don takes another drag on his cigarette and pu...
When Don exits the bar, Ken tries to enlighten Michael.
Don drops the hammer on Michael, but Michael is somewhat impervious to the fact.
Having a drink after the pantyhose presentation Don expresses his displeasure...
After the presentation the executives approach Michael in the conference room...
Don coughs for a reason other than his illness at the compliment one of the p...
Back at the office Michael is wowing the pantyhose executives telling them th...
Greg, seated holding Joan's hand, tells her he's going back on active duty in...
When Greg asks Gail to go out for beer, Joan is expecting him to tell her tha...
When Sally's interest is peaked by Pauline's reaction to the article she is r...
Don considers his comment to Megan in light of how sick he is.
In the break room, after reintroducing the encounter with Andrea on the eleva...
Shortly after Greg arrives home, Gail takes the baby and makes herself scarce.
Michael defends himself. Stan laughs. Don for the most part, ignores his comm...
Don cuts Michael's presentation short while telling him the only reason he wa...
Michael and Stan enter Don's office. At Ginsberg's comment Don looks up and a...
Still stretched out on his sofa Don takes a shot at Henry and Betty's house.
Sally moves from complaining about her mother and step father to her step gra...
Sally continues to complain about the actions of her mother and stepdad to Do...
Sally is calling her father at the office to complain that her mother and ste...
Don, lying on the sofa in his office takes a call from Sally at home.
Making preparation of her husband who will be arriving home soon Joan and her...
Disgusted by his coworkers' morbid fascination with the photos of the murdere...
Peggy Stan and Michael are in the office working on a pantyhose campaign. Sta...
The elevator door opens. An old acquaintance of Don's enters the elevator. Re...
Megan and Don step into the elevator. Megan moves to the opposite side with a...
Megan and Don step into the elevator, she comments about how sick he looks & ...
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