History Recap / MadMenS3E10TheColorBlue

It's the fortieth anniversary of Sterling Cooper and Don is to receive an award at the anniversary banquet. Don Spends the night prior to the banquet with Suzanne. Don meets Suzanne's brother Danny, an epileptic, who has a chance to work as a janitor with people who hire the disabled. Don offers to take Danny to the job, but Danny tells Don he doesn't want to do that kind of job the rest of his life, and has Don drop him off far from his supposed destination. Don lies to Suzanne about it. While he is away, Betty finds a number of secret documents connected to Don's past, including his certificate of divorce from Anna. Pryce receives a phone call telling him that the company which owns Sterling Cooper plans to sell it to the highest bidder.

* BlatantLies
** When Don is asked about the quality of the workplace where he took Miss Farrell's brother, he answers it was nice.
** When Betty asks Don where he was all night he answers, "I told you I was with Hilton."

* PottyFailure: DiscussedTrope. Danny insists that when he wakes up after a seizure with wet pants, people never are willing to give him a chance again.
* SelfMadeMan: Deconstructed. Don tells Danny that if he works as a janitor he can go on to become a great success, like Don. Danny points out that even if he is a competent worker, his condition will always alienate him from the people whom he'd have to impress to become successful.

* SelfMadeMan: Don tells Danny that if he works as a janitor he can go on to become a great success, like Don. Danny points out that even if he is a competent worker, his condition will always alienate him from the people whom he'd have to impress to become successful.

It's the fortieth anniversary of Sterling Cooper and Don is to receive an award at the anniversary banquet. Don Spends the night prior to the banquet with Suzanne. Don meets Suzanne's brother Danny, an epileptic, who has a chance to work as a janitor with people who hire the disabled. Don offers to take Danny to the job, but Danny tells Don he doesn't want to do that kind of job, the rest of his life and has Don drop him off far from his supposed destination. Don lies to Suzanne about it. While he is away, Betty finds a number of secret documents connected to Don's past, including his certificate of divorce from Anna. Pryce receives a phone call telling him that the company which owns Sterling Cooper plans to sell it to the highest bidder.

It is the fortieth anniversary of Sterling Cooper and Don is to receive an award at the anniversary banquet. Don Spends the night prior to the banquet with Suzanne. Don meets Suzanne's brother Danny, an epileptic, who has a chance to work as a janitor with people who hire the disabled. Don offers to take Danny to the job, but Danny tells Don he doesn't want to do that kind of job, the rest of his life and has Don drop him off far from his supposed destination. Don lies to Suzanne about it. While he is away, Betty finds a number of secret documents connected to Don's past, including his certificate of divorce from Anna. Pryce receives a phone call telling him that the company which owns Sterling Cooper plans to sell it to the highest bidder.

It is the fortieth anniversary of Stirling Cooper and Don is to receive an award at the anniversary banquet. Don Spends the night prior to the banquet, with Miss Farrel, who is Sally's teacher. Don meets Miss Farrell's brother, an epileptic, who has a chance to work as a janitor with people who hire the disabled. Don offer's to take the brother to the job, but the brother gets out of car, and tells Don he does not want to do that kind of job, the rest of his life. Don lies to Miss Farrel. While he is away, Betty finds a number of secret documents connected to Don's past include his bill of divorcement from Ana. Pryce receives a phone call telling him that the company which owns Stirling Cooper plans to sell it to the highest bidder.

* BlatantLies: When Don is asked about the quality of place where he took Miss Farrell's brother, he answer's it was nice.

* HotTeacher: Miss Farrell is this.
* ModestyBedsheet: A SexPosition scene (see below) presents Miss Farrell beneath a bed sheet.
* NewMediaAreEvil: Peggy tries to exploit this by playing it down. She wants to develop an ad campaign for telegrams. She proposes that the telephone is not so much evil as unreliable, but the telegram is good.
* PottyFailure: DiscussedTrope. Miss Farrell's brother insists that when he wakes up after a seizure with wet pants, people never are willing to give him a chance again.
* SelfMadeMan: Don tells Miss Farrell's brother that if he works as a janitor he can go on to become a great success, like Don. The brother points out that even if he is a competent worker, his condition will always alienate him from the people who he would have to impress to become successful.

* SelfMadeMan: Don tells Miss Farrell's brother that if he works as janitor he can go on to become a great success, like Don. The brother's reason for thinking this will not happen to him are given under potty failure.
* WhamLine: "Stirling Cooper is for Sale.

* ModestyBedsheet: A SexPosition scene (see below) presents Miss Farrell wearing these.

* ModestySheets: A SexPosition scene (see below) presents Miss Farrell wearing these.
* NewMediaIsEvil: Peggy tries to exploit this by playing it down. She wants to develop an ad campaign for telegrams. She proposes that the telephone is not so much evil as unreliable, but the telegram is good.