47min - Don flies out to Los Angeles to try to save his marriage, and a spiritual awakening leads to reconciliation between Roger and Margaret.
47min - Peggy makes an awkward Valentine's Day blunder, Cutler helps Joan move up in the world, and two secrets help Don and Sally forge a connection.
47min - After being tossed out by Megan, Don leverages his way back into employment with SC&P. Betty tries to bond with Bobby during his class field trip.
47min - Peggy must supervise Don when she takes charge of an important new account, and Roger tries to retrieve runaway Margaret from a hippie commune.
47min - Don strong-arms his way onto an account in order to cement his position at SC&P, and Henry pressures Betty to tone down her political views.
47min - Bob proposes to Joan when he learns he's up for a new job, and Peggy confesses her insecurities to Don regarding the campaign for her new account.
48min - Cutler and Roger jostle over the future of SC&P -- and Don's place in it. Megan is ready to give up on her marriage, and Ted has a breakdown.
48min - Don experiences déjà vu, and is later shaken by some news. Joan and Peggy endure a crude meeting. Peggy goes on a blind date. Ken meets a crossroads.
47min - Don finds comfort in a kindred spirit. Stan's insecurities get the better of him. Roger revisits a past fling. Harry gives Megan career advice.
47min - A case of mistaken identity gets Joan a date. Don ponders personal and professional aspirations. Sally receives upsetting news from an old friend.
48min - A change in office logistics alarms SC&P's partners. Trudy asks Pete to handle a domestic problem. Peggy opens up to Stan about her past.
48min - Don goes on a long-distance search mission. Peggy stands her ground, waiting for what's owed to her. Joan regrets asking a coworker for help.
54min - Betty and Henry get life-changing news. Duck Phillips asks Pete to return a favor. Don comes clean about a piece of his past and lightens his load.
57min - Don reunites with Stephanie, who gives him an invitation. Sally assumes a significant responsibility. Joan puts her Rolodex to good use.
...compulsive TV.
Still meticulous, electrifying and the handsomest show on TV.
The whole things as seductive as one of Dons pitches.
Motorheads
Your Friends and Neighbors
Landman
The Incredible Journey of Mary Bryant
Good American Family
The Buccaneers
Chernobyl
Lessons in Chemistry
Boardwalk Empire
Dying for Sex
Degrassi
Stumptown
The Chi
The Girlfriend Experience
Doctor Odyssey
The Good Wife
Miss Austen
Drops of God
Euphoria
The Gilded Age
Pride and Prejudice
Billions
Chief of War
Alert: Missing Persons Unit
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