Now watch pregnant Betty gulp that vino:

I am – Hercules!!


Ratings are up!

“Mad Men,” which snagged the outstanding drama Emmy last year (and I’m guessing will again next month), drew its biggest audience ever last week, 4 million Sunday-night viewers.

That’s about the average audience of Syfy’s “Warehouse 13,” which just got a second-season pickup.

Titles and plotlines for tonight’s episode and beyond:

3.2 "Love Among the Ruins"
Betty gets a visit from her father. Sterling Cooper grapples with a very specific client request. Roger makes arrangements for a wedding. Peggy becomes personally affected by a campaign.

3.3 "My Old Kentucky Home"
A mandatory overtime session leaves the writers trying to stave off late-night boredom; Roger throws a party, and Joan and Greg host one of their own; and Sally and Grandpa have a run-in.

3.4 "The Arrangements"
Don crosses paths with his father-in-law; Peggy searches for a new roommate; and a new client with money to throw around is very excited about doing business with the firm.

3.5 "The Fog"

3.6 "Guy Walks Into An Advertising Agency"

3.7 "Seven Twenty Three"

Things about last week we couldn’t talk about before airtime:

Loved Bert Petersen’s insanely ugly bridge-burning. Loved Lane Pryce mocking Pete Campbell (despite his lack of hospitality) just before giving him a promotion. Pryce offering Ken Cosgrove the same job was a great WTF moment. Loved how bad I felt when the fire alarm interrupted what I suspect was the greatest moment of Sal Romano’s life. Loved the suspense on the plane home just before Don pitched his London Fog idea to Sal. Loved how Holloway literally put Hooker in his place.

10 p.m. Sunday. AMC.

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