Mad Men — Season 2
The year is 1962, stretching from a chilly February to the tense autumn that brought the Cuban Missile Crisis into sharp focus. Season two delves deeper into the complexities of the Drapers’ world, charting Peggy's ambitious climb within Sterling Cooper and exposing the widening cracks in Don and Betty’s marriage as his betrayals continue to haunt their home life. Adding another layer of intrigue, a mysterious figure enters Don’s orbit – an unknown acquaintance with whom he carries on a clandestine correspondence through letters, keeping their connection entirely secret.
Valentine's Day has arrived, and the atmosphere at Sterling Cooper crackles with a familiar energy – a blend of ambition and the quiet hum of office life. The latest acquisition, a piece of equipment for the office, is the subject of much d…
At Paul’s apartment, a gathering unfolds, introducing a significant person to his colleagues at Sterling Cooper. Elsewhere, Peggy finds herself at her family’s dinner table. Meanwhile, the Sterling Cooper agency, despite a potential conflic…
A complication unfolds on the commercial set: Harry endeavors to rally backing for a contentious sponsorship. Meanwhile, Betty and Don strive to placate a demanding client with an amicable dinner.
Peggy’s family gathered for a luncheon in honor of the church’s newly appointed priest; Don and Betty spent a weekend in each other’s company; Pete and Ken took a client out for lunch; and the staff worked diligently to finalize preparation…
Don found himself navigating a delicate situation: a rift had formed between a television comedian and his wife. Meanwhile, Joan had discovered in Don a secretary who was, in her estimation, utterly ideal.
A fragile truce is sought between Don and Duck, while Peggy endeavors to gain access to the executive's private evening gatherings. Meanwhile, Duck navigates the complexities of a familial visit.
Don acquired a new automobile. Meanwhile, Pete, Harry, and Ken plotted ways to cultivate fresh clientele. A significant mistake was made by Don’s secretary. In Cooper’s office, a new artwork now hangs on the wall.
Peggy lends her skills to a church undertaking; Duck and Don endeavor to cultivate market interest in a beer from abroad; and Harry seeks colleagues to ease the burden on his department's workload.
During the crucial pitch, Freddy Rumsen faltered, letting his team down. At the office, Pete spotted a chance for personal gain. Meanwhile, Don demonstrated unwavering loyalty to a longtime companion. And Betty discovered a welcome diversio…
Betty made a visit to her father, where Paul’s girlfriend attempted to persuade him to focus on his responsibilities. Meanwhile, Pete’s mother voiced her disapproval of Pete and Trudy’s plans.
In Los Angeles, Don forged connections with new acquaintances. Peggy sought a connection of the heart. Meanwhile, Duck contemplated the trajectory of Sterling Cooper.
Don encountered an old acquaintance. Life, however, seemed to be presenting difficulties for Pete. Meanwhile, Joan brought her companion to the workplace.
Without Don's steady hand, the office descended into a flurry of disorganized activity. Meanwhile, Betty received news that left her deeply unsettled.
