All Things Mad Men: From Chip & Dip to Zou Bisou

Peggy and Freddy disagree about how to market face cream, Joan leads the conga line at the office Christmas party, Glen re-enters Sally's life, and Don makes a series of poor decision. You'll be married again by the end of the year, so re-watch with us!
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Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce is up and running, and the partners are scrambling to keep and attract clients. Peggy and Pete arrange a PR stunt, and Betty and Henry navigate their new life as a blended family at Thanksgiving.
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Note: We had a technical issue with sound recording in the second half of this episode, where Jenna's phrases jumped in early and Steve's were late. We were able to edit most of them, but there are a couple of places where it sounds like Jenna is interrupting - we promise this was not the case in real time! We kept those few instances so you could hear the end of Steve's thought and the beginning of Jenna's, and apologize for the issue, as it wasn't apparent during the recording. Please believe Jenna doesn't interrupt Steve (unless he's hogging the chip and dip)!

Don and Betty's marriage has disintegrated, and Sterling Cooper is about to fold into McCann, unless Don can rally a team of talented individuals to pull off the heist of the season. This episode is a Mad Men favorite, so re-watch with us!
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00:00 Introduction
01:11 Don: My future is tied up in this mess because of you.
07:46 Is going it alone the best option?
11:02 Bert: Young men love risk because they can't imagine the consequences.
17:28 Roger: Join or die? Jesus, Bert. He was doing better.
23:48 Just when you thought you'd had a rough enough day at the office, it turns out you're getting divorced, too.
26:39 Roger: Don't act like a stranger. We've got tea.
27:48 Henry: I'll take care of them, and I'll take care of you.
30:57 St. John: You'll prove yourself irreplaceable. You always do.
33:13 Fathers, children, and sad things
35:36 Shut the door. Have a seat. (It's so brilliant, this scene!)
41:12 Peggy: You just assume I'll do whatever you say.
43:19 Don: We need you to keep us looking forward. I do, anyway.
49:48 Roger: I acted like a started a business my whole life, but I inherited it.
Don: I need an attorney. Divorce.
Two truths among liars, but each already knows the other's truth.
51:53 Don: You never forgave me.
55:56 Pete: Hey, everybody! Harry Crane is here!
57:41 Divorce talk in the rarely lived-in living room
1:01:07 Don: I don't know if I can do it alone. Will you help me?
1:06:23 Don: Joan. What a good idea.
1:10:13 Allison: We've been robbed!
1:13:06 Don: I hope you get what you've always wanted.
1:14:53 Closing song, episode wrap-up, and listener shout-out

Roger and Mona support Margaret through her wedding as everyone is reeling from President Kennedy's assassination. Betty meets with Henry and confronts Don, and Pete suffers after not getting the top job - again.
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Episode Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:44 "Mr. Cosgrove has the rare gift of making clients feel as if they haven't any needs."
Do we feel sorry for Pete about losing this job again?

02:53 Apparently dull men are tolerated, and Karen's calling Peggy on it

03:42 "I don't like her, Daddy, and I've told you I don't want her to be there."
Mona referees the ongoing Roger - Margaret battle over Jane

07:17 "Lane told me Kenny is senior something of accounts and I'm not. I'm head of accounts something. I couldn't even hear. All I could see was his frog-like mouth flapping."
Trudy turns cold casserole into some lemonade for her pouty husband

08:57 Don's actually home when the baby wakes Betty up late at night
A discussion about marriage, detente, and why Don broke things off with Suzanne

13:06 We all know what "I have to go the printer" is code for at this point

14:13 In which Pete and Harry commiserate about who has more toys than they do
14:57 In which Don is complaining to Lane about a budget to hire a new art director
16:02 In which Peggy continues her pattern of poor romantic partners

17:35 News of the assassination of John F. Kennedy is breaking at Sterling Cooper
18:20 And at the Draper house, where Betty, Carla, and the kids are watching TV
20:59 And for Peggy and Duck in the hotel room

22:20 Don Draper processing the news, internally, with Betty, and with his kids

27:46 To attend, or not to attend Margaret's wedding? That is the question for Pete and Trudy.

31:24 Margaret's wedding
33:27 Henry arrives at the wedding
34:57 Toasts and TV

36:41 When you're getting that full Don Draper magnetism, and you're no longer into it

40:03 "He was so handsome, and now I'll never get to vote for him."
Who does Roger call when the world doesn't make any sense?

43:02 Life is short. Take a drive.
"I'm not in love with the tragedy of this thing. I want it to happen."

47:52 Pete, Appalled, and Trudy

48:53 "I don't love you anymore."

54:59 "My mother was crying and praying so hard there wasn't room for anyone else to feel anything."

56:46 Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out

Betty finally confronts Don about The Box (while Suzanne sits in the car outside). Roger meets up with an old flame, and Greg joins the army without talking to Joan so he can make his surgeon dreams come true. You want to know if you broke my heart? Obviously, so re-watch with us!
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