Tomorrowland
Peggy and Ken land a new client for the firm. Joan gets promoted and shares a secret with her husband. Don takes the kids with him to California and faces a life-altering decision.
Blowing Smoke
The agency scrambles to lure new clients and Don makes a risky move in the hopes that it will help them all. Later, Don runs into an old friend, Midge. Also, Sally comes to a realization in therapy.
Chinese Wall
All employees of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce are called in for a meeting and speculation and gossip starts to fly around the office.
Hands and Knees
After landing a government contract, Don panics when two G-men arrive at Betty’s house; Pete faces a moral dilemma; Lane introduces his visiting father to his black girlfriend; Roger juggles Joan’s latest abortion with bad news from Lucky Strike.
The Beautiful Girls
Joan and Roger reconnect after a brush with violence. Peggy receives attention from a very opinionated suitor. Also, Don has more trouble with Sally.
The Summer Man
Joan must deal with questionable activities at the office and Peggy’s reaction to them makes Joan angry. Also, Betty and Henry run into Don while he is on a date. .
The Suitcase
A deadline on the Samsonite account disrupts Don and Peggy’s plans on the night of the Ali-Liston fight.
Waldorf Stories
Peggy and the new art director do not see eye-to-eye and Peggy goes to interesting extremes to get his attention. A potential new employee reminds Don and Roger of when they first met. Pete is unhappy that Ken may be joining their firm. Also, the agency is up for a CLIO award.
The Chrysanthemum and the Sword
Don and Pete try to land a new client but Roger’s attitude about the potential client may ruin their chances of showing up their competition. Also, Sally acts out and Betty wonders if therapy is the solution.
The Rejected
Pete must break bad news to his father-in-law but receives wonderful news about him and Trudy. Don gets into a confrontation with Allison after a focus group. Peggy meets an eccentric girl named Joyce in the building.
