"The Arrangements" - Mad Men Season 3, Episode 304 - Gene and Don cross paths. Peggy is looking for a roommate. A wealthy new client has very high hopes.
flying around the world, solving crimes and banging broads?
Don and the boys get a good laugh out of Horace Jr.'s jai alai suggestions.
Pete follows Don to deliver the signatures for moral and material gratification.
Joan gives Peggy some tips on how to find a roommate in Manhattan.
Horace Jr. makes the situation clear about who's fault it will be if jai alai...
Don tries to talk Horace Jr. out of his investment in jai alai.
Horace Jr. tells Don about his father's association with Jack Kennedy and his...
Gene asks Sally if she wants to have some ice cream and then Gene makes fun...
Horace Sr. shows remorse for the way he raised his son.
Horace Sr. talk of his son's rich upbringing and future usefulness.
Horace Sr. discusses his son's dreams of jai alai with Don and Pryce.
Salvatore Romano tells his wife a lie about why he has been so distant.
Gene tells Betty it's his fault for Betty being sensitive and that it's also ...
Gene talks to Betty about his funeral arrangements and her mother.
Betty gets a little hormonal and goes off on Gene after he discusses his fune...
Gene shows Don his victory medal and tells Don he also had the clap once.
Don shows concern to Pete and Pryce about their new client Horace Jr.
Pete makes a comment to Pryce and Draper about their new deal with Horace Coo...
Don brings Horace Jr.'s head down from the clouds and keeps things in perspec...
Horace is emphatic about the way jai alai should reach viewers.
flying around the world, solving crimes and banging broads?
Horace shows he is a little over zealous about the famous Patxi.
Peggy lists the expenses of commuting to Manhattan, with pantyhose at the top...
Peggy tells Anita that Ronnie the super attendant is not attractive.
Gene has another senile moment and lets little Sally drive the Lincoln.
Peggy tells her Mom why she wants to move to Manhattan.
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