S3.E5

The Fog

Episode aired Sep 13, 2009
TV-14
1h

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Betty has hallucinations of her deceased father as she delivers her baby, Peter considers trying to sell the untapped "Negro market" to a reluctant client, and Peggy begins to question her f... Read allBetty has hallucinations of her deceased father as she delivers her baby, Peter considers trying to sell the untapped "Negro market" to a reluctant client, and Peggy begins to question her future at Sterling Cooper.Betty has hallucinations of her deceased father as she delivers her baby, Peter considers trying to sell the untapped "Negro market" to a reluctant client, and Peggy begins to question her future at Sterling Cooper.

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A theft that i believe necessitates a conspiracy :)

The British's addition to the show made it funny and wonderful, you're going to enjoy every moment especially when Jared Harris shows on the screen. the hospital and delivering were so touchy, i loved this episode a lot.

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In Betty's dream, she goes into her kitchen to find her mother tending to the head wound of a black man sitting at the table. This man is supposed to represent Medgar Evers, a civil rights activist and field secretary for the Mississippi NAACP who had been instrumental in the tumultuous 1962 desegregation of the University of Mississippi. On June 12, 1963, Evers was assassinated in his driveway in Jackson by a Ku Klux Klan member named Byron De La Beckwith. Although the murder was a national outrage, De La Beckwith was not convicted until 1994. When Don and Betty met with Sally's teacher the day before, the teacher mentioned that Sally was asking about Medgar Evers' death, which is why he was in her dream.