Sterling Cooper's newest client is the country of Israel, and Don's inner anti-Semite spills out. Peggy gets noticed and Joan's workplace affair is revealed.

Peggy finds out a bit more about Don's life than she would've liked. Don is found by his younger brother and desperately tries to leave him behind again. Ken gets a story published, which has the rest of the Ad Boys feeling super insecure.

This is a Pete episode! We get to meet his wonderful wife Trudy and his shitty parents, and watch as he takes a big risk that blows up in his face. Meanwhile, Betty... gets creepy.

Don gets too close to Rachel. Pete comes back from his honeymoon feeling like a new man. Betty throws Sally a birthday party with the neighbors, old and new.

Betty's having some weird issues with her hands and crashes her car full of roughhousing kids with no seatbelt. Peggy is getting sick and tired of the constant sexual harassment. Don's still trying to stay mysterious.

In our first ever episode of We're Toasted, we start with the first ever episode of Mad Men. We get introduced to Don Draper, a mysterious ad executive who's stressing about trying to sell cigarettes. We also meet the naive new secretary Peggy and the predatory Ad Boys of Sterling Cooper.