"Tea Leaves" - Mad Men Season 5, Episode 503 - As Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce tries to build upon its current business, Peggy is given new responsibility. Don and Harry indulge a client.
Roger exits Don's office after learning that Betty has a growth on her thyroid.
After the meeting with Pete, Roger returns with Don to Don's office.
After Pete stabs Roger in the back, Roger counters the wisdom he afforded Peg...
Pete takes all the credit for landing Mohawk and grandstands on Roger attribu...
Having had her life and death drama put to to rest, Betty returns her focus t...
Pete calls the entire staff of Sterling Cooper into his new office to trumpet...
Betty hangs up the phone from her doctor. She informs Henry that the lump is ...
After Don gives the go ahead to hire Michael she stops and confronts him in t...
Peggy and Don sit with Ginsberg during his second interview.
During his second interview Michael attempts to act in the manner prescribed ...
The day after the Stones concert Don finally tells Megan about Betty's health...
After wiping out all 20 of whatever was in the bag, he leaves the empty bag i...
Parked in front of Harry's house, Don can't get Harry out of his car.
Harry sitting in Don's car, suffering from the disappointment of signing the ...
Harry comes out of a dressing room with a signed contract with a group he tho...
Don questions the young girl about what she likes about the Stones. At the me...
Harry continues to talk about Charlton Heston even though the young girl he's...
High, backstage at the Stones concert, Harry talks pot with one of the girls.
A young girl fires up a joint in front of Harry and Don. Her friend walks up ...
Megan comments on Don's appearance before he leaves for the Stones' concert.
Roger refers to the ethnic diversity that is starting to color the agency's p...
Roger tells Peggy that he's already told Mohawk that they've hired Ginsberg. ...
Peggy tells Roger that she didn't hire Michael because he was crazy.
Betty asks her acquaintance what it's like being diagnosed and living with a ...
Peggy decides that she will probably grant a second interview, although she's...
Peggy dismisses Ginsberg again. Again he tries to convince her to give him a ...
Peggy dismisses Ginsberg but he keeps pushing for the position.
Michael's straight forward mind to tongue manner is getting him in trouble wi...
In the first moments of his first interview Ginsberg proves to be rather dire...
Peggy ignores Stan's advice, telling him she's going to bring Michael in for ...
Stan clarifies his advise to Peggy about hiring someone that's very good.
Peggy reads aloud to Stan the inscription written on the portfolio of one Mic...
Betty's low self esteem gets a kick in the head from the doctor that she's vi...
Betty returns home from the doctor's after he finds a lump on her thyroid. He...
Roger sets the parameters for the copywriter that they want her to hire for t...
Peggy thinks that she's been called into Don's office because she's getting t...
Peggy stands in front of Don at his desk while Roger smokes in a seat by the ...
When Peggy enters Don's office she mentions the Stones angle. Roger picks up ...
Henry's mother pays a visit to Betty to remind her of her wifely duties to he...
Betty takes a seat then goes straight into the reason that she is really there.
Pauline speaks candidly to Betty about her weight problem so Betty returns th...
Betty speaks somewhat sardonically when her mother in law shows up unannounce...
In Don's office he and Harry set up their move to get the Stones to pitch Hei...
Roger holds a meeting that Pete's called in his own office. They discuss the ...
Raymond brings up a song that he wants to use in the bean commercial to help ...
Don and Megan dine out with the Gieger's by way of courting the Heinz account.
After she is unable to get the zipper on her dress up Betty ops out of the ni...
Roger Sterling is never shy of speaking his mind, especially when it comes to...
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