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The TV Geek Out crew discusses perhaps the most controversial Mad Men episode ever, "The Other Woman" (ep. 11 of season 5). It's the installment that saw the company literally prostitute Joan to land Jaguar, as well as the episode in which Peggy left SCDP -- and Don -- behind to work at CGC. (Note: This is not an episode from the most recent season 6. We're playing catch-up on some backlogged

The TV Geek Out crew discusses Mad Men #5.10, "Christmas Waltz," in which we get the return of Paul Kinsey... as a Hare Krishna!? Also, Lane makes a fateful late-night transgression at the office, and Joan gets divorce papers and goes on a Jaguar joyride with Don. (Note: This is not an episode from the currently airing season 6. We're playing catch-up on some backlogged discussions; we'd still

TV Geek Out covers Mad Men #5.9, "Dark Shadows," which takes place around Thanksgiving '66. Betty tries to use Sally to meddle with the Draper marriage, Don competes creatively with Ginsberg on an ad, and Roger enlists his ex Jane to help him in a dinner meeting with Jewish clients. (Note: This is not an episode from the currently airing season 6. We're playing catch-up on some backlogged

The TV Geek Out crew discusses Mad Men #5.8, "Lady Lazarus," in which Megan decides to leave copy writing and go back to acting, while Pete throws himself headlong into an affair with the melancholy wife of an acquaintance. (Note: This is not an episode from the currently airing season 6. We're playing catch-up on some backlogged discussions; we'd still like to share them with you despite them

TV Geek Out covers Mad Men #5.7, "At the Codfish Ball," in which Megan's parents come to visit, Sally dresses up, Don gets an award, and Peggy and Abe plan a big step in their relationship. (Note: This is not an episode from the currently airing season 6. We're playing catch-up on some backlogged discussions; we'd still like to share them with you despite them not being current.) Listen in to

TV Geek Out covers the sixth episode of Mad Men's fifth season, "Far Away Places," which focuses on Peggy, Roger, and Don. (Note: This is not an episode from the currently airing season six. We're playing catch-up on some backlogged discussions; we'd still like to share them with you despite them not being current.) Roger goes on an acid trip! Peggy has a surprising interaction with a man in a