Mad Men

Don catches up with Pete in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, in New York, Freddy makes an impressive pitch to Peggy, and Joan steps in to save an account.

Sally catches Don in a lie. Joan is caught in the middle of office politics. Peggy has mixed feelings about a Valentine's Day gift.

A lunch date with Francine inspires Betty to be a better parent. Harry's pitch puts the agency's credibility at risk. The partners are divided over Don's return to the office.

A chastened Don returns to SC&P as the agency debuts its new computer. Pete is blindsided by bad news. Roger searches for his errant daughter at a commune.

Megan entertains an unexpected houseguest. Peggy deals with an increasingly paranoid Ginsberg. Betty and Henry clash over politics.

Don tries to repair his marriage. Pete visits his estranged wife and daughter. Joan is caught off guard by a proposal. Peggy collects research for a pitch.

Cutler moves to fire Don for breach of contract. Peggy steps into the spotlight to lead a presentation. Roger makes a power play.

Don tries to track down a friend after cryptic dream. Ken hits a fork in the road. A meeting turns sour for Joan and Peggy.

Roger gives some unwanted advice as Don finalises his divorce. A seductive photographer puts Stan and Peggy at odds with one another. Harry makes an indecent proposal.

Roger pawns off a project onto Don. Joan goes on a business trip. Peggy and Pete clash over how to deal with an account emergency.

Don comes up with a bold idea to secure SC&P's future. Trudy asks for Pete's help. An encounter with a stage mother forces Peggy to confront her past.

Roger and Peggy bond over the end of SC&P. A disillusioned Don heads west. Joan fights to be taken seriously at the new agency.

Don's grapples with his past on the road. Betty learns devastating news. An unwelcome visitor offers Pete a fresh start.

Don contemplates his future. Peggy gets an intriguing offer from Joan. Roger opens a new chapter in his life.