All Things Mad Men: From Chip & Dip to Zou Bisou

Don runs into Midge, Sally meets up with Glen, and SCDP is desperate to sign new business, so Don writes a controversial opinion piece for the New York Times. We are here for the shenanigans, so re-watch with us!
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Personal and professional boundaries blur as Roger seeks comfort from Joan after lying about Lucky Strike, Don asks Faye to help him acquire new business, and Pete's at the office while his daughter is born. It's vinegars, sauces, and beans, so re-watch with us!
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Don becomes frantic when a security check threatens to reveal his true identity, Roger and Joan face an unplanned pregnancy, and Lane's father intends to bring him back to England, no matter what. Your friends will be jealous that you're seeing the Beatles at Shea Stadium, so re-watch with us!
00:00 Introduction of Mad Men S4E10, Hands and Knees
00:41 Joan to Roger: I'm late
03:04 Sally breaks all the eardrums in Ossining
07:02 Lane to his father: Have you brought Nigel?
10:25 North American Aviation, ticket anxiety, and personal favors
12:37 Lane: She's the finest waitress
19:22 Agent: Do you have any reason to believe Mr. Draper is not who he says he is?
24:00 Betty: I don't know if I should even be talking on the phone
26:48 Lane: You're in my life. I want him to know why I'm staying.
30:02 Roger: We came here for your discretion, not your judgment
32:44 Don: It's three lies in eight questions
38:51 Roger: I guess you could keep it. Lots of GIs came home to a little surprise. No one did the math.
42:58 Betty: I just wanted you to know they were here, because I don't want any secrets.
46:42 Pete: I've grown it from cocktails to four million dollars. Don: Get rid of it.
49:40 Don: I'm interested in setting up some sort of trust for my kids.
51:23 Woman: I had her when I was 15 and I don't regret it, but she seems so much younger.
55:34 Faye: You look sick
54:56 Lee Garner Jr: You know I like you, Roger. Hell, you a genuine character.
01:00:26 Faye: If there's no pain, you're not having a heart attack.
01:02:18 Robert: Put your home in order. Either there, or here. You will not live in between.
01:07:36 Trudy: Just remember, everything's good here.
01:10:09 Joan and baby theories
01:13:45 Roger and the Rolodex
01:15:40 Don: I shouldn't have told you, but I'm just so damned tired of it all.
01:18:12 Pete: And then I come here unannounced and there's another thing I don't want to know.
01:20:16 Joan: We avoided a tragedy.
01:22:28 Pete: Unfortunately, this is irreparable.
01:26:10 Dinner plans, Beatles tickets, and lipstick
01:28:07 Closing song, listener shout-out, and episode wrap-up

Sally runs away to spend some time with her dad, which challenges Don's new relationship with Faye. Abe writes a manifesto for Peggy, Roger and Joan re-connect, and we bid adieu to Miss Blankenship, the astronaut. It's a business of sadists and masochists, so re-watch with us!
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Don Draper is trying to start fresh - he's drinking less, he's going to the pool, and Betty loses her cool when she sees him on a date with Bethany. Peggy's response to Joey's rude drawing doesn't satisfy Joan, and Henry wants Don's stuff out of the garage. Have terrible luck with entertaining? Re-watch with us!
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