1x02 Ladies Room - Mad Men Episode Guide

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- Episode 01x02

Episode: 01x02
Title: Ladies Room
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: N/A
First Aired: Jul. 26, 2007

Season 1 » Episode #02 - Ladies Room

Summary: Betty sees a specialist about her ongoing physical problems; a managing partner leans on Don to get involved in the Richard Nixon presidential campaign; Peggy gets some unwanted attention from a copy writer.

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Guest Stars:

Mona Sterling	played by Talia Balsam
Dr. Arnold Wayne	played by Andy Umberger
Dale	played by Mark Kelly (V)
Sally Draper	played by Kiernan Shipka
Robert Draper	played by Maxwell Huckabee
Ernie	played by Joe Polhemus
Glen Bishop	played by Marten Holden Weiner
Waiter #1	played by Bob Rumnock
Waiter #2	played by Simon Harvey

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Episode Quotes

	Season 1 / Episode 2: - Ladies Room Don Draper: I can't decide... if you have everything... or nothing. Midge Daniels: I live in the moment. Nothing is everything.
	Season 1 / Episode 2: - Ladies Room Midge Daniels: [finding Don outside her apartment door] 11 a.m. Did you get fired? Don Draper: Brought Betty into the city to see the doctor, but honestly, I think I'm not feeling so great. I called in sick. Midge Daniels: Don't bring that here. I'm serious, Don, don't talk to me about her. That makes me feel cruel.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: While discussing their childhoods, Roger mentions his nanny. He says that his parents got rid of his original, German, nanny after the Lindbergh kidnapping. The Lindbergh kidnapping took place in 1932 with the apprehension of a German suspect taking place in 1934. Since the show is set in 1960 this would make Roger 18 years old at the time of the kidnapping.
CONT: Upon learning immediately after arriving to work that his boss Don has called in sick, art director Bryan Batt tells Peggy that he's leaving and to not tell anyone. Yet later in the day when Peggy is reprimanded for making spelling errors just before closing time and has to stay to retype a document, Bryan is one of the men that walks past her and looks her over as she warily eyes them.
DATE: Don Draper presents his wife with the gift of a quartz wristwatch. The show is set in the early 1960s yet the quartz wristwatch was not developed until 1967 and the first production models arrived in 1969.