Freddy Rumsen strikes out during a pitch meeting with his team; ever-eager Pete seizes a chance to exploit an opportunity at the office; an old friend is the beneficiary of Don's loyalty; Sara Beth proves to be a welcome ally for Betty.Next Sunday:
Betty visits her ailing father; Paul's girlfriend, Sheila, advises him about his civic responsibilities; Pete's mother tries to put the kibosh on an important family move that he and Trudy are planning.October 12:
Don takes a business trip to Los Angeles, where he hooks up with some interesting new acquaintances; Peggy's in the mood for an office romance; Duck contemplates the future at Sterling Cooper.October 19:
An old friend and Don renew acquaintances; Pete's personal problems impact a major account; Joan introduces her fiancé around the office.October 26:
Season finale.Titles for season two: 2.1 For Those Who Think Young 2.2 Flight One 2.3 The Benefactor 2.4 Three Sundays 2.5 The New Girl 2.6 Maidenform 2.7 The Gold Violin 2.8 A Night To Remember 2.9 Six Month Leave 2.10 The Inheritance 2.11 The Jet Set 2.12 The Mountain King 2.13 Meditations in an Emergency People tell me “Dexter” is by far the better show, but “Mad Men” won the top drama Emmy last Sunday. And, in a category “Dexter” wasn’t even nominated in, the top drama-writing honor. I didn’t watch “Dexter” last season; did the academy make at least two colossal blunders by giving statues to “Mad Men” that rightfully belonged to “Dexter”? The two shows air back to back; what better night to compare? 10 p.m. Sunday. AMC.