Smoke Gets in Your Eyes

Don Draper has troublemanaging work and his personal life; Peggy is Don's new secretary but has difficulty fitting in.

Don continues to hide his personal troubles.

Happily back from honeymoon, Pete feels guilt about Peggy.

Pete's lives are complicated. The pressure at home affects his work and he's fired, but is brought back because of his connections.

To Don's dismay, his estranged brother comes knocking.

Roger's affair with Joan is revealed.

Roger's behavior with Betty leads to a rift between him and Don. Pete faces trouble at home after he exchanges a wedding gift. Helen confronts Betty about babysitting Glen.

Don is tormented by his past. Peggy's new success at work threatens her office relationships. Salvatore Romano gets a little too close with a client.

A rival agency courts Don, involving Betty Draper in the process. As the presidential campaign heats up, the agency works to counter the Kennedy ads. Tempers flare over Peggy.

Don loses an account. Roger tries to cheer him up with rented women, but Roger has a heart attack. During a night out, Joan's roommate reveals an affection for her.

Peggy has a tough assignment:a risky weight-loss device. Roger's health issues open new opportunities for Don. Betty finds a new outlet for her growing dissatisfaction

The staff watches the election together all night. Harry has a one-night stand with a secretary. Flashbacks to Don's days in the Korean War reveal his dark secret.

Peggy gets promoted but then gives birth to a surprise baby. Pete has to commit to his wife in exchange for help with a big account. Don is confused and spends Thanksgiving alone.