Mad Men, Season ‪3‬

Don and Sal travel to Baltimore where each makes new friends. Don discovers Sal's secret after the hotel's fire alarm goes off.

Roger is hurt that Margaret doesn't want him at her wedding. Grandpa Gene arrives for a stay. The Sterling Cooper team preps for a Patio presentation.

Roger and Jane throw a party for Derby Day where both Don and Betty make new acquaintances. Joan hosts a dinner for Greg's colleagues. Peggy joins Smitty Paul and Paul's pal Jeffrey for a smoke.

Sterling Cooper nabs the jai alai account. Tapped to direct the Patio commercial a nervous Sal re-enacts the scene for his wife Kitty. Peggy searches for a new roommate. Gene collapses at the supermarket.

Struggling with Gene's death Sally gets into a fight at school and the Drapers are called in by Miss Farrell to discuss her behavior. Duck Phillips courts Pete and Peggy for Grey Advertising. Betty gives birth to baby Gene.

Puttnam Powell & Lowe arrives to announce the new hierarchy only to have their plans scotched. Joan celebrates her last day at the office. Conrad Hilton formally introduces himself to Don; Betty tries to broker peace between Sally and baby Gene.

Betty gets promoted in the Junior League just in time for the reservoir project (and Henry Francis). To secure the Hilton account Don signs a three-year contract. Two hitchikers assault Don.

Henry helps Betty get the reservoir project tabled by the town board. Betty joins Don in Rome where she shows off her Italian.

Don begins a relationship with Suzanne Farrell; Betty strikes up a correspondence with Henry Francis. Because he's unwilling to reciprocate Lee Garner Jr.'s advances Sal gets fired after the agency determines the Lucky Strike account is too big to lose.

Don meets Miss Farrell's younger brother. The agency celebrates its 40th anniversary. Paul decides Peggy is his competition while Betty finds Don's keys and discovers the contents of his private drawer.

An old-flame of Roger looks to rekindle their romance. Don's plan to spend time with Suzanne is interrupted when Betty returns early from her trip and demands he explain the contents of the box.

The assassination of John F. Kennedy and the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald rocks the office and the nation. Betty sees Henry again at Margaret Sterling's wedding then meets up with him later.

Aware that PPL plans to sell Sterling Cooper to McCann Don Roger Bert and Lane put their differences aside to band together and form their own agency. Betty pursues a divorce.

A documentary exploring the life and legacy of slain civil rights activist Medgar Evers.

A documentary exploring the life and legacy of slain civil rights activist Medgar Evers.

Meet the mad artist behind the illustrations inspired by Mad Men.

A visual depiction of the relationship between "Big Tobacco" and advertising.

A visual depiction of the relationship between "Big Tobacco" and advertising.

The historic "I Have a Dream" speech accompanies a pictorial gallery of the March on Washington.