After last week's season premiere served us a two-hour meditation on death , last night's Mad Men was all about sex, which should be a much happier topic as it's the antithesis of death. But with this episode taking place the January after the Summer of Love, the gang is squarely in the winter of their discontent, faced with how sex doesn't just create life, it can also destroy it. Don Draper was first introduced to us as a man of vices, but over the course of the series it's become quite clear that his bad habits have turned into some hardcore addictions. We know that he's an alcoholic and he's hooked on cigarettes, but his serial cheating was always presented as a byproduct of being trapped in an unhappy marriage to his first wife Betty.

After a painfully long month hiatus, the result of stalled contract negotiations between the network and series creator Matthew Weiner, Mad Men returns to AMC March These six sex scenes from the series' first four seasons should do well to incite excitement for season 5. No need to fight the urge to drink some scotch neat pour, natch while reading this — and be sure to enjoy a cigarette afterward. The Scene: In the midst of a heat wave, Betty gets off on her washing machine's spin cycle while entertaining unclean thoughts about the door-to-door salesmen who stopped by earlier in the day to try and sell her an air conditioner. The Scene: Freshly divorced Don has a buxom redheaded hooker, whose aesthetic is vaguely reminiscent of Joan, over to his Manhattan bachelor pad, and the two celebrate Thanksgiving with a bit of stuffing. Key Dialogue: Hooker: Let me take off my brassiere.

Years later, she turns up addicted to heroin and Don takes pity on her and buys one of her paintings. Rachel Menken Maggie Siff The no-nonsense, sophisticated Jewish department store heiress demands Don up his game if he wants her business. Though Rachel initially rebuffs him, she ultimately succumbs. But their relationship ends soon after he asks her to run away with him to Los Angeles.

By Daily Mail Reporter. His career may be in turmoil but at least Don Draper's sex life has remained quite active. It's the swinging Sixties in Mad Men and Don's wife Megan in Sunday's episode was fully embraced the liberation of the era. Don Jon Hamm had a tough week at the advertising agency, after discovering that his superiors are readying to oust him from the firm.