The newly merged creative team brainstorms how they will market margarine, for Fleischmann's. Don, who is trysting with Sylvia, shows up late, as the meeting wraps, and Ted Chaough chastises him. As a peace offering, Don shares drinks with Ted, but the latter ends up visibly drunk, earning Don Peggy's ire. Don, playing a dominant sex role, sequesters Sylvia in a hotel room, keeps her in the dark about when he'll return. He takes the book she is reading with him to read on his flight to Buffalo. After a dream wherein Don dies in a plane crash, and Sylvia attends his funeral and must comfort Megan, Sylvia ends the affair. Joan falls ill, and Bob Benson discreetly escorts her to the hospital and secures expedited treatment. Roger fires Benson's supervisor, Burt Peterson , but Joan saves Benson's job. Robert F. Kennedy is assassinated.

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Peggy and Megan are up for an advertising award for Heinz Beans, though neither works for SCDP anymore and Heinz is no longer client. Paul Newman is addressing the ceremony when someone shouts out that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has been assassinated. Work shuts down at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce in order to deal with the news, and regularly scheduled television programming has been temporarily replaced by news reports about the assassination and resulting riots. Don takes Bobby to see Planet of the Apes.

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SCDP begins to make a pitch for Heinz Ketchup, but is later found out by Heinz Baked Beans and promptly fired as advertising firm. Joan fires Scarlett, Harry Crane's assistant, when Scarlett has Dawn punch her time card in Scarlett's absence. Furious, Crane bursts into a partner's meeting and questions why Joan has a partnership stake at SCDP, when he has brought in clients and revenue many times over, earning his accomplishments "by the light of day". Head writer of Megan's soap opera, To Have And To Hold, Mel and his wife Arlene, have dinner with Don and Megan and encourage the couple to join them in group sex.

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Stan tells Don he is offering to relocate to California to support Sunkist and build a west coast presence for the agency "one desk at a time." The agency receives an RFP from Hershey's Chocolate and Jim assigns Don to make a pitch. Don tells Megan he wants to move to California after spending a night in jail and suggests she could pursue her acting career there. Pete receives a telegram saying that his mother has fallen from a cruise ship and is lost at sea, and later finds out she married nanny Manolo, whom Pete blames for pushing her off. Ted comes to Peggy's apartment and says that he wants to leave his wife and be with her. Ted later reconsiders and decides he wants to move to California with his family, ostensibly to manage Sunkist but also to distance himself from his feelings for Peggy. Ted asks Don to approve the arrangement but is rejected. Don then makes a brilliant pitch to Hershey executives, but as they prepare to leave, Don reveals his real childhood -- as an orphan raised in a brothel -- to the room and tells Hershey's they don't need an ad campaign. He then decides to give Ted the Sunkist account. Ted informs Peggy and Don informs Megan of the Sunkist news, which infuriates both women. The partners have a meeting in the morning of Thanksgiving and tell Don that his unpredictable behavior has forced them to insist that he take a mandatory leave of absence of at least a few months, with Peggy filling in for Don due to Ted's impending move to Los Angeles. Pete visits Trudy on Thanksgiving before catching a flight to Los Angeles, where he is moving. Joan invites Roger over for Thanksgiving dinner, but to be in Kevin's life and not hers. Following the partners' meeting, Don picks up his children and shows them the now-dilapidated brothel he grew up in.

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Megan's performance as twins on the set of To Have and To Hold gets criticized by the director. Arlene later visits Megan at the apartment, at Megan's invitation, to console her. When Megan says she feels lonely, Arlene tries to kiss her but is rebuffed. Peggy is fearful after Abe gets stabbed in the hand in their neighborhood. She later gets startled at home and accidentally stabs him in the abdomen. During the ambulance ride to the hospital, Abe breaks up with her. Pete and Duck Phillips have a discreet lunch, where Duck questions Pete's role at the merged agency. Betty gets lost on the way to Bobby's summer camp, and after seeing Don at a gas station, follows him the rest of the way. The three bond again, and later that night Betty and Don have sex in Betty's room at the lodge. The next morning the encounter is repressed, as Betty and Henry sit together while Don sits by himself. Roger gives Joan a gift for Kevin, saying that he wants to be part of his son's life. Joan counters that Greg, who is absent and perceived as a war hero, is the better father figure and Roger is not dependable.

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Roger tells Don of a potential new client, Sunkist. They inform Ted prior to their partners meeting and Ted loses his temper because he and Jim have been preparing a proposal to land Ocean Spray, which would present a conflict. Sally and her friend, Julie, are staying with Don and Megan in order to attend a Model U.N. meeting in Midtown. In the lobby they meet the Rosens' son, Mitchell. Megan learns that Mitchell has dropped out of college and has been classified as 1-A, making him eligible for the military draft. Don then discusses Mitchell's situation at a client dinner that evening with Chevy, and the next morning Ted informs Don of a connection he has in the Air National Guard that can help with Mitchell's situation, but only agrees to help if Don drops Sunkist. Don tries to contact Dr. Rosen and gets Sylvia instead, who is overjoyed that Don has intervened. Julie informs Sally that she wrote a love letter to Mitchell, signed Sally's name, then slipped it under door of the Rosen's apartment. Sally goes back to the building and receives keys for the hotel from the doorman. Sally goes to to the Rosen's apartment to retrieve the letter and sees Don and Sylvia having sex, and Sally runs out of the room. Later that night Don returns to his apartment, and Dr. Rosen and Mitchell drop in to thank Don. Sally storms off to her room. Sally locks the door and Don tries to explain that Sylvia was upset and he was only trying to comfort her, adding that the situation is "complicated." Don asks Sally if she understands and goes off to bed.
Set against the backdrop of the 1968 Democratic National Convention and ensuing confrontation between police and protestors in Chicago, Don, Roger, and Harry travel to Los Angeles to meet with clients, including Carnation. The three attend a Hollywood party, where Don smokes hashish and hallucinates about a pregnant, hippie Megan. Don winds up face down in the pool and Roger saves him. In New York, Joan meets a client for cosmetics giant Avon. Seeing this as her opportunity to bring some legitimacy to her status as a partner, Joan deliberately cuts Pete out of a meeting. After a scolding from Ted and Pete, Peggy saves Joan with a fake phone call from Avon. Ted informs the other partners that he has broken through the management layers at Chevy, and Jim Cutler later adds Bob Benson to the account, without input from Roger or Don, who are still in California. "Sterling Cooper & Partners" is decided as the name of the recently merged firm.

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The creative team works through the weekend on the Chevy campaign, after Chevy rejects the seventh proposal in six weeks. Ted and the CGC creatives attend Frank Gleason's funeral. Jim Cutler hires a physician to inject the creative staff with a stimulant meant to give them inspiration and enhanced energy for 72 hours. Don and Megan leave Don's children alone in the apartment, with Sally as babysitter. Sally interrupts a disheveled, African American burglar , who pretends to be their "Grandma Ida". Don recalls the time he had a chest cold and was molested by a prostitute named Aimee Swenson , who took care of him when he was sick and then stole his virginity. Don spends his time looking for an old advertisement whose images and message were inspired by the prostitute, and honing a pitch to renew his affair with Sylvia Rosen, instead of working on the Chevy proposal. Gleason's daughter Wendy and Stan Rizzo seek solace for their losses by having sex. Don finds his wife and children, the police, and Henry and Betty Francis waiting for him at home after the robbery, and then collapses. The next morning, he has made some resolutions.

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Pete and Trudy host a dinner party for their neighbors in Cos Cob. Pete invites his neighbor's wife, Brenda, to meet him in Manhattan at Pete's city apartment, and he seduces her. Brenda shows up at Pete and Trudy's backdoor, after being beaten by her husband, to whom she has revealed her dalliance. The next morning Trudy kicks Pete out after she finds out about the encounter. Megan reveals to Sylvia that she has miscarried, though Don was unaware that she was pregnant. Megan expresses guilt over her relief that she has been spared a difficult decision regarding the pregnancy. Don later returns home to Megan, who confides in him about her miscarriage. The Heinz Baked Beans representative, a client of Sterling Cooper Draper Price , brings the Heinz Ketchup representative in for a meeting, but later makes clear that SCDP is to have no further contact with Ketchup. Stan lets slip to Peggy, who now works at rival agency CGC, that SCDP has a meeting with Ketchup. Peggy relays the Heinz news to her boss, Ted Chaough, who orders Peggy to ready a CGC pitch. Client Herb Rennet of Jaguar returns to the SCDP office and rubs Don and Joan the wrong way. Don has flashbacks to his adolescence growing up in a brothel, where his stepmother Abigail moved them after Don's father died.

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Don fires Jaguar during a tense dinner with Herb Rennet, Rennet's wife Peaches, Megan, and Megan's visiting mother, Marie Calvet . This jeopardizes the planned IPO , and Joan, upset to learn that her sexual tryst with Rennet, which helped to secure the Jaguar account, has now been negated, angrily makes her feelings known. Roger has managed to get SCDP into a previously closed meeting with GM for the new Chevy. SCDP loses the Vicks Chemical Company account after Pete Campbell runs into his father-in-law at a brothel. Don drinks at a hotel bar in Detroit with Ted Chaough, from Cutler Gleason and Chaough, and proposes their two firms merge in order to win the Chevy account. After their success, Don and Ted declare a visibly distraught Peggy the copy chief of the new firm and task her with writing the press release announcing the merger of the two companies.

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Roger receives news of his mother's death, and several members of his family attend the funeral, including estranged daughter Margaret, who attempts to mooch Roger into giving her husband's fridge business advertising. Peggy becomes increasingly dictatorial at her job in Cutler, Gleason and Chaough, and saves a Super Bowl ad from CGC from being pulled. Ken Cosgrove becomes suspicious of the intentions of mysterious brown-nosing junior accounts man Bob Benson. Betty visits Greenwich Village after she learns that a violin-prodigy friend of Sally's left for there after spending the holidays at the Francis household. Meanwhile, Don takes a Christmas vacation in Hawaii with Megan. Later, it is revealed Don is having an affair with neighbor Sylvia Rosen .

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While upland hunting in Michigan with two Chevy executives, Ken Cosgrove is accidentally shot in the side of his face with birdshot. Back in New York, Ken confides to Pete Campbell that he can no longer deal with the personal stress that Chevy is causing him. Pete sees this as his opportunity to finally handle Chevy and suggests to Ken that he manage the account. The firm's partners agree to the arrangement, and have Bob Benson on the account, too. Pete learns from Duck Phillips that Bob lied about his background. Pete tells Bob of his discovery, but reveals nothing to the firm so that he can maintain control over Bob. Don takes a day off from work, and Harry Crane calls to tell Don that Sunkist wants to expand their print ad campaign to television. Don cites the conflict with Ocean Spray, but Harry insists to the point where Roger and Don inform Jim and Ted about the development. Don tries to make it up to Ted by backing him up during a pitch to St. Joseph Aspirin, but warns Ted that his affection toward Peggy has been clouding his judgment. Betty informs Don that she and Henry are considering sending Sally to boarding school for girls. Betty and Sally take an overnight trip to visit a school. The next day, while driving home, Betty informs Sally that the school's feedback about her was positive.

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