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Tripp and Serena appear to be in adulterated bliss. Leaving her alone at their getaway and pretending to meet with his grandfather, Tripp meets Maureen to boldly proclaim that he is adamant about the divorce. His boldness is short-lived. When Tripp proves he's more mouse than man, Nate steps up to the plate.

Watch Episode Olivia finds herself caught between a Blair and Vanessa showdown. Both girls covet giving the prestigious Freshman Toast, and Olivia is nothing more than a casualty, so they think. Vanessa tries to play mean girl but doesn't stand a chance against Queen B. Vanessa's Toast determination jeopardizes her friendship with Dan. Blair possibly gambles too much when she involves Chuck in the game.

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.

It's time for DeAhnna to give out a rose to one of the members of her group date. Ryan tells the camera he's made his priorities clear (faith, family and football) and if he doesn't get a rose now, he's not getting one.

It is a crazy world, where the world population is thrust into the dark ages. Planes falling from the sky, cars stopping along the road and hospitals shutting down. There is no where to turn. People have to help themselves. Nobody seems to know why.

At the gala, Sally is disappointed in what she finds, expecting there to be a winding staircase, like in the fairy tales. Roger picks up on her disappointment, and, seeing Pete Campbell approaching, says, "but here's a handsome prince...nah!" Pete's day is coming, but for now, he wants to take Don to meet Ken Cosgrove's father-in-law, Ed Baxter (Ray Wise, from Twin Peaks fame), an executive with Dow-Corning who helped make the award possible. Don takes Megan with him, introducing her as a talented copywriter, like him. Megan seems very uncomfortable with this praise.

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?