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When the women return to the table, Megan whispers the news to Don. The Cosgroves have no idea. As the conversation progresses, Megan sees an opportunity to set-up Don to make an impromptu pitch of her idea. He gets off to a rocky start, not expecting Megan's ploy, but the ol' Don Draper muscle memory kicks in, and he hits his stride. Aside from a few clumsy interjections from Ken, who can't be blamed, the pitch goes off flawlessly. Raymond is intrigued. His wife, euphoric. Ken, who's gotten swept up in the pitch himself - to the point of shushing his wife - suggests a celebratory bottle of champagne, which Raymond agrees to.

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First of all, there's Andrew, the wacky cartoonist. It seems like he has one agenda on his mind ahead of any others, and that's to find some girls. Will Andrew be able to achieve this during his time on the show?

Later, in bed, Don reads The Fixer, Bernard Malamud's latest novel, which won the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize - high brow stuff. Mega teases Don, telling him that her father won't mind that he normally reads James Bond, the popular page-turners. Don fears that there's nothing he can do to make Emile like him. Megan explains that she is her father's favorite, which also explains why her mom is so competitive with her. Megan watched her mom, counting six times that she touched Don throughout the evening. They end the night on a friendly, but sexless note.

Watch Episode How about Mike? His admission that he has bisexual preferences during the first episode shocked most of the housemates. As one of the biggest jocks in his school and the prom king, he seemed like he'd be one of the last to have these preferences. Will his lifestyle veer in one direction as opposed to the other during his time in DC?

Back in Manhattan, the Drapers entertain Megan's parents, Emile (Ronald Guttman) and Marie Calvet Julia Ormond), French Canadians who are more French and less Canadian. Emile is a college professor, struggling author, and impassioned Marxist, who disapproves of his daughter's new lifestyle. He treats Don with a barley disguised disdain that puts Don on edge. Marie is bored and narcotized, and flirts with every man who crossed her path.

They head to a nearby brothel where everyone finds companionships except for Don, who strikes up a conversation with the madam - two old whores talking.