Episode of Mad Men When Betty Has the Baby Gene

The Arrangements
Production
Flavour iii Episode 4
Air date	6 September 2009
Written past	Andrew Colville Matthew Weiner
Directed past	Michael Uppendahl
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Contents

• 1 Intro
• 2 Synopsis
• 3 Cast
  • 3.i Principal Star
  • three.two Guest Star
  • iii.three Co-Star

Intro

Don crosses paths with his male parent-in-law, Peggy searches for a new roommate, and a new customer with coin to throw around is very excited most doing business with the firm.

Synopsis

Eugene Hofstadt, in the rider seat of his Lincoln, lets Sally drive while he operates the pedals.

At her sis Anita's house, where her mother at present lives, Peggy confides to Anita her plan to move to Manhattan. "You going to be one of those girls?" Anita asks. "I am one of those girls", Peggy replies.

At Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency, a college friend of Pete'south named Horace touts jai alai as the sport of the future and proposes some improvident promotions. Lane sets the bureau'south initial toll tag at a million dollars. Afterwards the meeting, Pete calls Horace Cook, Jr. a "fatted dogie", but Don points out that "this idiot's begetter" is tight with Cooper, who wouldn't exist happy well-nigh them exploiting his friend's son.

Meanwhile at the Draper dwelling house, Gene reviews his will and funeral arrangements with Betty Hofstadt. Betty accuses him of being morbid about his death. "I'm your little girl", she says. "Tin can't yous keep it to yourself?"

The director of the Patio commercial drops out at the last infinitesimal. Don suggests that Sal replace him. "It'due south a unmarried shot. Sal did the storyboards", Don assures a hesitant Ken.

That dark, Factor takes the helmet of a Prussian soldier he shot during World War I and puts it on Robert Draper'southward caput. Don says that the helmet belonged to a person. "An enemy", Gene replies. Don removes the helmet from Bobby'south head.

At Sal'south apartment, Kitty propositions her married man wearing a sheer negligee. Resisting her kisses, Sal says that he'southward "not himself" these days. "Why are men so embarrassed to share their emotions?" she asks. Sal opens up virtually work anxiety -- photography is supplanting his illustrations, and he'due south worried he'll blow this directing opportunity. Sal acts out the Farewell Farewell Birdie takeoff for Kitty, whose cheerful encouragement fades as her married man minces his way through the choreography.

The side by side mean solar day, Don and Lane meet with Cooper and Horace Cook near his son's jai alai scheme. Bertram offers to decline the account, just Horace Senior, who dismisses the sport as "Polish handball", says that his son will just turn to another agency if they practice.

Paul, Harry, and Ken enlist Lois to prank-call Peggy in response to the roommate advertizement ("I'one thousand a clean, responsible, considerate person...") she posted at work. As "Elaine", Lois says that she works around fauna carcasses most of the day and has a face disfigured by burns. A few lurid details later, Peggy ends the call.

While eating ice cream with Sally, Gene tells his granddaughter she's more like her grandmother, who did drafting work in the '20s, than Betty. "You can really do something", he tells Emerge. "Don't let your mother tell you lot otherwise."

Over tiffin with Don and Pete, Horace Inferior says that he wants to go the father of jai alai in America. Don suggests he reevaluate his obsession, but Horace laughs off Don's advice as a sales technique to entice him. If jai alai fails, he tells Don, it will be Sterling Cooper's error.

At the role, Joan Holloway critiques Peggy's roommate advertising for existence too stodgy. "This is about two young girls in Manhattan. This is about an run a risk", Joan says, suggesting a more carefree approach. "And don't put it up at that place," Joan adds, pointing to the office message lath. "Everyone knows yous hither."

That dark, Don opens a box containing sometime photos. In one, a stern-looking human stands with a adult female. On the dorsum is written, "Archie and Abigail 1928."

The side by side day at work, Pete waves Horace Junior'due south signed contract at Don. In Burt Petersen's old office, several of their colleagues are fumbling around with the jai alai equipment Horace Junior sent over. Don joins in and accidentally wrecks Cooper's emmet farm. "Nib it to the kid", Don says.

Karen Ericson, a prospective roommate, visits Peggy in her office. Anybody at Karen's travel agency loved Peggy'south "humorous" ad. Karen thinks they'll hit it off.

Back at Sterling Cooper, Sal's Patio Cola ad fails to click with the client. He agrees the spot is exactly what was ordered, but it'due south nevertheless a failure. After the customer leaves, Roger sums up the problem: "It's not Ann-Margret."

A policeman arrives at the Draper habitation. Gene has died.

Sal visits Don'south part to apologize for letting him down. Their conversation is interrupted when Betty calls about Gene. "Don't ruin the merely good affair to come of this", Don tells Sal equally he heads abode. "You are now a commercial director."

Peggy delights her mother with a new goggle box, merely Mrs. Olson tells her to render it later Peggy drops the news she'south moving to Manhattan. "Yous'll get raped. You know that", Mrs. Olson warns. Peggy mentions Karen, only her mother is convinced a human being is involved. As Peggy leaves, her female parent clicks on the TV.

Sally eavesdrops solitary in the nighttime as Betty, Don, William Hofstadt, and his married woman Judy Hofstadt, talk over Gene in the kitchen. The talk is generally sober, though William briefly jokes about Factor not having to worry near seeing his terminal companion, Gloria Massey, in heaven. Upset that they're laughing, Sally cries, "Nobody cares that he'due south really, actually, really gone."

That night Sally falls comatose clutching her granddaddy's re-create of "The History of the Reject and Fall of the Roman Empire". Don folds up Eugene'due south bed. As he stands with his mitt on the bed, behind him is the babe's crib.

Cast

Principal Star

• Jon Hamm as Don Draper
• Elisabeth Moss equally Peggy Olson
• Vincent Kartheiser every bit Pete Campbell
• Jan Jones as Betty Hofstadt
• Christina Hendricks as Joan Holloway
• Bryan Batt as Salvatore Romano
• Michael Gladis every bit Paul Kinsey
• Aaron Staton as Ken Cosgrove
• Rich Sommer as Harry Crane
• Robert Morse as Bertram Cooper
• John Slattery as Roger Sterling

Invitee Star

• Jared Harris as Lane Pryce
• Kiernan Shipka as Emerge Draper
• Ryan Cutrona equally Gene Hofstadt
• Eric Ladin equally William Hofstadt
• Aaron Stanford as Horace Cook, Jr.
• Carla Gallo as Karen Ericson
• Ryan Cartwright equally John Hooker
• Crista Flanagan as Lois Sadler
• Sarah Drew as Kitty Romano
• Myra Turley as Katherine Olson
• Audrey Wasilewski equally Anita Olson Respola
• David Selby equally Horace Cook, Sr.
• Megan Henning as Judy Hofstadt
• Ken Messeroll as Herb Emmert
• Jim Giordano equally Ronnie Santorella
• James Howell every bit Hinkle

Co-Star

• Alexa Alemanni every bit Allison
• Jared Gilmore asRobert Draper
• Daniel Kountz as Gary Osborn
• Kelsey Sanders as Ann Margret Blazon
• Larry Anderson as Anchorman

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