Mad Men - Season 7 Episode 2 Watch Free in HD

Don attempts to return to his advertising agency after being put on indefinite leave following a meltdown in the middle of a client meeting. Eventually, his status at the firm becomes the focus of a bitter power struggle between Roger and Jim, both of whom want to take Sterling Cooper & Partners in radically different directions. The highly anticipated series conclusion will, for the last time, follow the complex lives of Don, Peggy, Roger, Joan, Betty and Pete as their stories come to an end. It's the End of an Era.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, Vincent Kartheiser, January Jones, Christina Hendricks, Aaron Staton, Rich Sommer, Kiernan Shipka, Jessica Paré, Kevin Rahm, Christopher Stanley, ...»

Director:

Matthew Weiner

Country:

United States

Release:

2015

IMDb:

8.7

Quality:

Duration:

44 min

Don Draper

Played by: Jon Hamm

Peggy Olson

Played by: Elisabeth Moss

Pete Campbell

Played by: Vincent Kartheiser

Betty Francis

Played by: January Jones

Joan Harris

Played by: Christina Hendricks

Ken Cosgrove

Played by: Aaron Staton

Harry Crane

Played by: Rich Sommer

Sally Draper

Played by: Kiernan Shipka

Megan Draper

Played by: Jessica Paré

Ted Chaough

Played by: Kevin Rahm

Henry Francis

Played by: Christopher Stanley

Stan Rizzo

Played by: Jay R. Ferguson

Michael Ginsberg

Played by: Ben Feldman

Bobby Draper

Played by: Mason Vale Cotton

Bertram Cooper

Played by: Robert Morse

Roger Sterling

Played by: John Slattery

Fred Rumsen

Played by: Joel Murray

Jim Cutler

Played by: Harry Hamlin

Dawn Chambers

Played by: Teyonah Parris

Lou Avery

Played by: Allan Havey

John Mathis

Played by: Trevor Einhorn

Shirley

Played by: Sola Bamis

Margaret Sterling

Played by: Elizabeth Rice

Bonnie Whiteside

Played by: Jessy Schram

Gerry Respola

Played by: Jerry O'Donnell

Alan Silver

Played by: Johnathan McClain

Moira

Played by: Christine Garver

Played by: Kit Williamson

Clara

Played by: Alexandra Ella

Julio

Played by: Jacob Guenther

Dave Wooster

Played by: David James Elliott

Jim Hobart

Played by: H. Richard Greene

Meredith

Played by: Stephanie Drake

Dee

Played by: Kiva Jump

Yolanda

Played by: Gabriella Weltman

Francine Hanson

Played by: Anne Dudek

Tom Pruitt

Played by: Pat Skipper

Caroline

Played by: Beth Hall

Gene Draper

Played by: Evan Londo

Trisha

Played by: Kirstin Ford

Loretta

Played by: Pamela Shaddock

Mona Sterling

Played by: Talia Balsam

Brooks Hargrove

Played by: Derek Ray

George Payton

Played by: Josh McDermitt

Marsha

Played by: Jill E. Alexander

Ellery Hargrove

Played by: Jordan Fiderio

Stephanie

Played by: Caity Lotz

Trudy Campbell

Played by: Alison Brie

Bob Benson

Played by: James Wolk

Gail Holloway

Played by: Christine Estabrook

Kevin

Played by: Caiden Milick

Tammy Campbell

Played by: Aria Lyric Leabu

Jack Flynn

Played by: Timothy Brennen

Rachel Menken

Played by: Maggie Siff

Diana Baur

Played by: Elizabeth Reaser

Barbara Katz

Played by: Rebecca Creskoff

Ed Baxter

Played by: Ray Wise

Art Gartens

Played by: Jon Manfrellotti

Marvin Woodman

Played by: Jay Seals

Cynthia Cosgrove

Played by: Larisa Oleynik

Dennis Ford

Played by: Greg Cromer

Ferg Donnelly

Played by: Paul Johansson

Tilden Katz

Played by: Nick Toren

Lillian Baxter

Played by: Dale Waddington

Marie Calvet

Played by: Julia Ormond

Sylvia Rosen

Played by: Linda Cardellini

Dr. Arnold Rosen

Played by: Brian Markinson

Richard Burghoff

Played by: Bruce Greenwood

Glen Bishop

Played by: Marten Holden Weiner

Maureen

Played by: Amy Ferguson

Julie

Played by: Eva Bella

Duck Phillips

Played by: Mark Moses

Bud Campbell

Played by: Rich Hutchman

indieWire

Groundwork was laid, and while it may not have been all fun and games, "A Day's Work" got the job done.

January 02, 2015

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Baltimore Sun

This episode was a stalemate for the revival of Don's missing mojo. But it was a major victory for the secretaries -- not that it was easy.

January 02, 2015

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RogerEbert.com

"Sally Draper, the Queen of the awkward drop-in." A slow episode with a few sitcomish elements -- I hated the Peggy flowers bit even if it was designed mostly just to get Joan to a new place -- but the scenes between Don and Sally were stellar.

January 02, 2015

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ScreenRant

"A Day's Work" is all about imbalance and discordance, mostly as a result of Don's failures as an individual, an adman, and a father.

January 02, 2015

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New York Observer

When it came to warm fuzzies, the show surprisingly delivered.

January 02, 2015

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Entertainment Weekly

It's hard to recall an episode of Mad Men that was as funny as this.

January 02, 2015

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HitFix

This is a marvelous episode of Mad Men, so loaded with fine emotional moments both big and small.

January 02, 2015

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The Atlantic

I can't recall another Mad Men episode that so clearly illustrated the uneasy tensions that smolder between characters along race and gender lines.

January 02, 2015

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Mad Men - Season 7 Episode 2: A Day's Work

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