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Title: The Other Woman (27 May 2012)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jon Hamm | ... | Don Draper | |
| Elisabeth Moss | ... | Peggy Olson | |
| Vincent Kartheiser | ... | Pete Campbell | |
| January Jones | ... | Betty Francis (credit only) | |
| Christina Hendricks | ... | Joan Harris | |
| Jared Harris | ... | Lane Pryce | |
| Aaron Staton | ... | Ken Cosgrove | |
| Rich Sommer | ... | Harry Crane | |
| Kiernan Shipka | ... | Sally Draper (credit only) | |
| Jessica Paré | ... | Megan Draper | |
| Christopher Stanley | ... | Henry Francis (credit only) | |
| Jay R. Ferguson | ... | Stan Rizzo | |
| Robert Morse | ... | Bertram Cooper | |
| John Slattery | ... | Roger Sterling | |
| Joel Murray | ... | Fred Rumsen | |
Tension is rising at the firm as the date for making their pitch to Jaguar approaches. Don and most of the creative team are huddling in the conference room trying to get it right. Another complication arises when one member of the three man panel who will select the winning agency makes it clear that if they want any chance of winning, it will be necessary for Joan to spend the night with him. Joan scoffs at the idea but in the end demands a high price for her cooperation. Peggy Olson meanwhile decides the time may be right to get a job elsewhere. Freddy Rumsen encourages her and helps her get the word out. Megan meanwhile is excited at getting a call-back for a stage play but Don is only now realizing what that implies. Written by garykmcd
