Roger and Jane host a garden party, where Pete and Trudy show off their dancing skills and Don and Betty both meet important people. Joan and Greg host a doctor dinner party, Grandpa Gene's money is missing, and Peggy and Paul "work" on a Saturday. If you don't want to fight, stop talking and rewatch with us!

Betty and William discuss their father's health and his future, while Roger's daughter plans a wedding. The firm hopes to represent Madison Square Garden, and Peggy is disenchanted with the Bye Bye Birdie ad idea for a diet soda. Change the conversation and rewatch with us!

Don and Sal take a business trip to Baltimore, Pete is thrilled to be promoted to Head of Accounts . . . until he isn't, and we meet Lane Pryce, from PP&L. We go back in time to see Dick Whitman's birth and see Don and Betty are preparing for their new child together. Limit your exposure, grab your ant farm, and re-watch with us!

In the Season 2 finale, in the shadow of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Betty learns she is pregnant, Don returns to the office - and his family, and Duck makes a play to become the president of Sterling Cooper. Peggy finally makes an important confession to Pete, and the office guys convince Lois to share details about the company's future. Write a prose poem to a potato chip and rewatch with us!

Don visits Anna in California, and reflects about his past and his future. Peggy works on the Popsicle account and campaigns for a new office. Pete's father-in-law pressures Pete to make Trudy happy, Joan introduces Greg around the office, and Bert and Roger vote to sell Sterling Cooper to PPL. Hang on to your roast chicken and grab your tarot cards and re-watch with us!

Betty and Don visit Betty's childhood home after Gene has health problems, while Pete and Bud discuss their mother's finances. Trudy wants Pete to consider adoption, while Pete and Paul prepare for an aerospace convention in California. Glen pays an unexpected visit to Betty, and the office throws a baby shower for Harry. Stop counting other people's money, bring back the jardiniere, and re-watch with us @MadMenCtoZ or All Things Mad Men, From Chip & Dip to Zou Bisou

Freddy's drinking crosses a line in the office, and Roger presses Don to talk about his separation from Betty. Marilyn Monroe has died, Roger's relationship is coming undone, and Peggy makes her first solo suitcase pitch. You're not just another frivolous secretary, so make the grand gesture and re-watch with us!

Don and Betty host a dinner party that prompts a confrontation about Don's infidelity. Joan proves adept at supporting Harry's television department, while Peggy lends her expertise to Father Gill.

It's Memorial Day weekend, and the Drapers are at the country club, where Sally's admiration for her veteran father seems discomfiting to Don. Peggy tries to be more visible at work as some of the business takes place after hours without her. Duck struggles to be a strong role model to his kids when they visit the office, and Pete can't resist using his own tagline for Peggy's Clearasil ad. Did you want the full Don Draper treatment, and a fair amount of trauma? You're in the right place - re-watch with us!

Don and Bobbie are in a car accident, requiring Don to make an unexpected call for help. Pete and Trudy seek help for infertility while Peggy has flashbacks revealing what happened after she gave birth. Joan is newly engaged, while Don gets a new secretary at work. Even if you can't zipper Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, your life can be a powerful business. Rewatch with us!

Peggy meets a visiting priest while attending church with her family, Roger is captivated by the "wife" of a client, Betty is increasingly upset with Bobby's misbehavior, and the team at Sterling Cooper work on their presentation for American Airlines. Keep your chin off the pancake griddle and re-watch with us!

Jenna and Steve discuss their favorite episodes from the first season, the best and worst moments from the Big Six characters: Don, Betty, Peggy, Pete, Roger, and Joan, as well as best and worst moments from some of the other supporting characters. Visit the Season One episode pages of www.MadMenCtoZ.com to vote for your favorite lines, respond to our Double Dip questions, participate in polls and surveys about Mad Men, and find additional resources and fun extras. See you soon for Season Two!

In the Mad Men Season One finale, Don prepares for the Kodak presentation, Peggy and Ken supervise a radio spot, Pete's father-in-law pressures him to start a family, and Betty openly questions the quality of her marriage after Francine confides a secret.

Get out the rum, creme de menthe, and dog biscuits, because it's November 8, 1960, and election results and ambition are in the air. Don plans to hire Duck Phillips as the new head of accounts at Sterling Cooper, but Pete confronts Don with a plan to promote himself instead. Office revelry reaches new highs and lows, and it takes a flashback to show us why Don is always looking forward.

Peggy gets a new copywriting assignment . . . and a disastrous first date. While Don and Rachel navigate their new relationship, Joan and Roger's seems to be coming to an end. Betty struggles to hold Don's attention and fantasizes about a traveling salesman, and Roger returns to work for an important meeting too soon after his heart attack.