"The Other Woman" - Mad Men Season 5, Episode 511 - Don's challenged by a pitch and Peggy contemplates a trip.
As Joan is shown climbing out of Herb's bed the scene changes to Don pitching...
After Don walks out Pete presses on, continues trying to sell the other partn...
Lane, mindful of his financial manipulations, leads Joan to believe that he i...
Roger, though he acquiesces, doesn't allow Pete the rationale that asking Joa...
When Peggy protests Don giving the account she just saved and her idea back t...
The evening before the presentation Pete enters Don's office.
In the partners meeting that Pete's called Roger weighs in on Herb's request ...
Don yells after Megan as she storms out of the room set on going through with...
Joan walks to the door. Before opening it she looks back over her shoulder at...
Don steps into Joan's apartment to talk Joan out of going through with it.
Peggy offers Don her hand, instead of shaking it he kisses it. Holding back t...
In Don's office Peggy takes a sip from the drink Don's poured her. Nervously,...
Lane enters Joan's office under the impression that she was amicable to assis...
Facing Don's rebuke, Pete, using the disingenuous way he presents what others...
Herb looks Joan in the eyes then at her breasts and reaches for them. She sto...
Peggy writes $18,000 on a pad and passes it across the table to Rick. He cros...
Don continues to pitch Jaguar. As he does, Joan is shown walking past Herb, w...
Trudy lays down the law when Pete tells her that he'll need an apartment in t...
Megan tells Don that she's gotten a call back for the audition and is in the ...
Don realizing the price they paid for the Jaguar account opts out of the cele...
Lane enters Joan's office under the impression that she was amicable to assis...
Don is quietly appalled that Pete would even consider putting Joan on the block.
Herb looks Joan in the eyes then at her breasts and reaches for them. She sto...
Rick leads by telling Peggy what questions everyone else will ask her and the...
Don and company make their pitch in front of the Jaguar people. As they do, J...
While Megan is in Don's office seducing him, Julia helps with the ad by climb...
Joan, still standing, tells her mother, Gail, not to speak ill of her child's...
As Joan is shown climbing out of Herb's bed the scene changes to Don pitching...
Don has his final say and exits Pete's office.
Joan responds to Lane telling her that a partnership would be better compensa...
Pete, in weasel fashion, tries to avoid having to deal with Don again over th...
Don shows no appreciation for Peggy single-handedly saving the Chevalier Blan...
Pete calls the partners into the meeting to discuss exchanging Joan for an ac...
When confronted with the facts about her career as an actress Don is caught o...
Pete and Joan conclude their meeting. He extends his hand. She just looks at ...
Don is on the way out of his office after learning that Joan is going through...
When he finally wraps his head around it, Don is crushed. It shows clearly on...
As Joan is shown climbing out of Herb's bed the scene changes to Don pitching...
In the discussion with the partners over paying Joan to have sex with a Jagua...
Joan, queries Lane about Roger's involvement, as he is the father of her child.
Bert acquiesces, laying out the importance the account has to the firm.
In the conference room, frustrated by the lack of progress on the Jag campaig...
Michael enters Don's office and requests permission to run an idea by him and...
Ken, Harry and Peggy are on the phone with Rick Swanson from Chevalier Blanc ...
When confronted with the facts about her career as an actress, Don tells Mega...
Joan enters Pete's office, takes a seat and lays down her terms for sleeping ...
Pete takes a few steps into Don's office, telling him that he and the other p...
Roger takes the congratulatory call from Jaguar in front of all the partners....
After Don dumps on Peggy throwing cash in her face, Ken follows her into her ...
Pete, using the disingenuous way he presents what others say, makes it seem a...
As Don speaks a flash to Joan sitting next to Herb shows apprehension on her ...
As the partners return from the presentation Peggy is meeting with Fred's boss.
Megan pulls Don into his office. He comments on the dress she's wearing to th...
Joan's mother snaps back at her when Joan returns home from work giving orders.
Don returns home. Megan is sitting on the sofa. They ask each other how their...
After Don dumps on Peggy throwing cash in her face, Ken follows her into her ...
Pete puts on the table the fact that if Herb casts a no vote, nobody in Jagua...
After placing and emerald necklace on Joan, Herb sits next to her and pours.
Don puts a smile on the Jaguar execs faces when he delivers the line and Stan...
Standing in her apartment, Joan looks down then up at Don, another of Pete's ...
Megan drops by the office paying a late night surprise visit.
When Pete tells Trudy that he'll need an apartment in the city if they get th...
The scene changes from Joan pushing her dress shoulder straps off, to Don pit...
Don tells Pete that the work will suffice, then Pete addresses Lane with righ...
Joan is indignant when she realizes the extent to which Pete's proposition ha...
Roger acquiesces, laying out the condition that he's not putting up the $50,0...
Bert, mislead by Pete into thinking that Joan is entertaining the possibility...
Michael enters Don's office and requests permission to run an idea by him.
Ken, Harry and Peggy are on the phone with Rick Swanson from Chevalier Blanc ...
Don tells Megan that her being away for months at a time is unacceptable when...
Joan enters Pete's office, takes a seat and lays down her terms for sleeping ...
Pete, standing in Don's door, tells him in so many words that he's signed Joa...
Don settles himself in his chair and looks up at Peggy with a question mark o...
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