Despite what Megan may think, Don has been largely absent from the proceedings of the newly christened Sterling Cooper & Partners. Gone is the spark plug of creativity and in its place sits a cheating drunkard, with five o’clock shadow on his face and a world of secrets in his eyes. Who could focus on work while being so entrenched in keeping up the illusion of being a happily married yuppie? To make matters worse, Don now has a daughter who is well aware of Daddy’s extracurricular activities. Another person taking interest in their co-worker’s actions this week is Pete. After hijacking Chevy from an in-over-his-head Ken, Pete finds himself working on the largest account with enigma Bob Benson. When Pete goes to Duck Phillips for help getting rid of Smiling Bob, Duck unearths a whole mess of secrets. Turns out more than one person in the SC&P offices are pretending to be someone that they’re not. Pete learns that Bob never went to business school, has inbred parents, and worked as a personal “man servant” (catch the drift?). Pete is disgusted, but more so with Bob’s sexuality, and just like with Don, promises Bob that he won’t out him as long as he keeps his distance and stays out of Pete’s way. It’s a huge revelation knowing Bob’s backstory and has certainly been one of the biggest reveals of the season. Hopefully, we’ll have more like it in our season finale next week! The Best of the Rest
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