Perhaps the most interesting thing to emerge out of this episode is the revelation that Don Draper was effectively hired by Sterling Cooper because Roger was drunk. It's not only easy to believe, given what we know of Roger's history, but it goe more

This week’s episode of MAD MEN found Sterling Cooper Draper and Pryce up for a Clio award, a flashback as to how Don and Roger met, and entire days lost to Don’s drinking. Business as usual, right? The first scene shows an eager yo more

And the downward spiral of Don Draper continues. Sure, Don scored a victory last week when he torpedoed a competitor and snagged the Honda account, but this episode showed more than ever how Don is barely keeping it together. The thing is, if you only gla more

What does rock bottom look like for Don Draper? There was a scene in Waldorf Stories when it seemed as though Don's lowest moment looked like a crumpled waitress uniform and a night of accidentally being Dick Whitman - but then he poured himself anot more