Mad Men C to Z S3E13: Shut the Door, Have a Seat

Don and Betty's marriage has disintegrated, and Sterling Cooper is about to fold into McCann, unless Don can rally a team of talented individuals to pull off the heist of the season. This episode is a Mad Men favorite, so re-watch with us!

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00:00 Introduction

01:11 Don: My future is tied up in this mess because of you.

07:46 Is going it alone the best option?

11:02 Bert: Young men love risk because they can't imagine the consequences.

17:28 Roger: Join or die? Jesus, Bert. He was doing better.

23:48 Just when you thought you'd had a rough enough day at the office, it turns out you're getting divorced, too.

26:39 Roger: Don't act like a stranger. We've got tea.

27:48 Henry: I'll take care of them, and I'll take care of you.

30:57 St. John: You'll prove yourself irreplaceable. You always do.

33:13 Fathers, children, and sad things

35:36 Shut the door. Have a seat. (It's so brilliant, this scene!)

41:12 Peggy: You just assume I'll do whatever you say.

43:19 Don: We need you to keep us looking forward. I do, anyway.

49:48 Roger: I acted like a started a business my whole life, but I inherited it.

Don: I need an attorney. Divorce.

Two truths among liars, but each already knows the other's truth.

51:53 Don: You never forgave me.

55:56 Pete: Hey, everybody! Harry Crane is here!

57:41 Divorce talk in the rarely lived-in living room

1:01:07 Don: I don't know if I can do it alone. Will you help me?

1:06:23 Don: Joan. What a good idea.

1:10:13 Allison: We've been robbed!

1:13:06 Don: I hope you get what you've always wanted.

1:14:53 Closing song, episode wrap-up, and listener shout-out