Re-watch Mad Men with us! In The Hobo Code, Don confronts his past, Peggy's Belle Jolie campaign is successful, Sal has a personal dinner with a client, and Pete and Peggy's relationship roller coaster reaches new heights - and lows. This is a darker episode with lots of pain and disappointment for multiple characters, but it is Mad Men - it won't give these people wins very easily. Some stellar lines and great acting permeate this episode.

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It's an All Things Mad Men: From Chip & Dip to Zou Bisou bonus episode, where we play a game to come up with Mad Men characters for various scenarios. The catch? We can only use characters from Season 1, and we can't use any of the Big Six Mad Men characters (so no Don, Peggy, Betty, Pete, Joan, or Roger). Did we get it wrong? Tell us your choices at www.MadMenCtoZ - we look forward to sharing them on a future episode.

1) Which character would you most want sitting in the emergency exit row of your airplane?

2) Which character wouldn't you want to babysit your kids?

3) Which character would you want to take to a fancy awards show?

4) Which character wouldn't you want to know your secrets?

5) Which character would you want to be your mentor?

6) Which character wouldn't you want to be your co-worker?

Mad Men S1:E7 - Red in the Face is an outstanding episode, and we're not just saying that because it includes a Chip and Dip, although it does! Roger forces his way into a last-minute dinner at Don and Betty's house - and proceeds to hit on Betty. Don seeks revenge through a lavish lunch, while Pete tries to exchange a wedding gift and defend his conception of masculinity.

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Babylon is an all-time Mad Men favorite episode. Although it doesn't stand alone, it plants so many seeds that grow throughout the series, and it's powerful to go back to this episode and see where things begin. Don and Betty reflect about Mother's Day, Roger and Joan discuss their future, Don talks to Rachel about a campaign for the Israeli Ministry of Tourism, and Peggy impresses Fred Rumsen at a brainstorming session for Belle Jolie lipstick.

Mad Men is such a well-written show - re-watch with us! Visit www.MadMenCtoZ.com to vote for your favorite Sterling Lines from each episode, and to share your thoughts on our Double Dip questions.

Don deals with unexpected calls and guests in the office, forcing him to confront various secrets, while Peggy strategizes to cover for him. Ken's success as a fiction writer triggers jealousy in the office, and prompts Pete to force Trudy into wrangling publishing success for Pete as well.

Re-watch Mad Men with us as we break down the memorable moments from this excellent show. Visit www.MadMenCtoZ.com to vote for your favorite lines and share your insights on our Double Dip question for each episode, and we're new - so please follow, like and subscribe!

0:45 And the award goes to . . .

2:07 You're a writer. You . . . write.

4:01 Executive Accounts

5:44 She didn't want to know "Bix Beiderbecke" was calling

7:54 It's a national magazine. Yep, that hurts, too.

9:20 What are the rules of this relationship?

11:35 If you loved me, you'd go cheat with your ex (and why is the bear talking?)

14:15 We're not done being jealous

15:20 O Brother, where art thou? (In the lobby)

17:20 Another meeting that could have been an email (if they existed)

17:50 Getting coffee with family is a bigger secret than infidelity

20:51 I can keep a secret

22:41 You shouldn't have told anyone that

25:15 The ghost of Pennsylvania past

26:53 You probably know more about him than I do

28:46 Our husbands are better out here

30:23 Private accounts for men with secrets

31:13 Ken has an audience; Paul can't stand it

32:11 I thought he was different

33:17 You lost

33:50 Boys' Life Magazine, with a fee

35:30 How was your day, Dear?

36:20 5G

40:06 Wrap-up

42:26 Mad Men C to Z Double Dip Question for 5G

Pete and Trudy are looking at a Manhattan apartment and options to finance it, while Betty babysits Glen for Helen Bishop. Pete and Don clash over a campaign for Bethlehem Steel. Re-watch with us as we break down scenes and memorable moments, and give us your insights and vote for your favorite lines at www.madmenctoz.com.

0:50 New Amsterdam connection

1:10 Bob Newhart hits the floor

1:52 First appearance of Trudy Campbell

4:53 Apartment math (Pete accuses Trudy of being bad at math)

5:54 Rachel: No thanks, Don

7:21 The anatomy of Helen Bishop's divorce

10:53 Honey, I'm home

11:32 Wow, Pete looks like a sweetheart compared to his dad

15:17 What's wrong with him? Nobody knows

18:23 Cities brought to you by Bethlehem Steel

20:45 Pete: I'm an ideas guy

22:48 Betty, could you babysit? (Say no, Betty. Say no!!)

23:59 Dinner with the in-laws: We'll get a little place on the Upper East Side and we'll figure it out

26:48 It's creepy. So creepy.

30:21 This episode's Double Dip question - share your insights

30:45 Pete shows Walter a good time

32:45 The backbone of America (and the straw)

35:23 Pete Campbell's last day? It's today

36:23 Betty's real concern is for that poor little boy . . . sort of?

39:22 Can't we get one of the other ones?

43:53 This man fought for you

46:45 The meeting after the meeting: you shouldn't compete with Pete Campbell

50:13 Be careful what you wish for

Don visits Menken's department store, Pete returns to the office after his honeymoon, and Don and Betty host the neighbors for Sally's birthday party. Visit www.MadMenCtoZ.com to share your insights and vote for your favorite lines as we break down the third episode of Mad Men. Re-watch with us!

Re-watch Mad Men with us as we break down scenes, examine character motivations, and savor our favorite lines. Do you watch too much Mad Men? Listen - we don't judge! Visit www.madmenctoz.com to vote for your favorite episode lines and to share your insights on each episode's "Double Dip" listener question.

Mad Men Episode 2: Ladies' Room shows fault lines in Don and Betty's marriage, office politics, and Peggy adjusting to her second week on the job and trying to handle unwanted advances from various co-workers.