This knowledge enrages Don who ties Bobbie to the bed and leaves. The scene changes again and reveals the Playtex executives at a strip club with the creative team from Sterling-Cooper, minus Peggy Olsen who shows up a few minutes later dressed in a dress more revealing that any she has yet been seen in. In the last scene of the episode Don is seen shaving, watched by his daughter Sally (Kiernan Shipka). Something Don sees in the mirror bothers him and sends Sally away before staring blankly at nothing as the camera zooms out. Duck is holding a meeting with the creative department and Roger regarding Playtex wanting an ad campaign more similar to Maidenform’s “I Dreamed” campaign. Duck’s children and ex wife arrive. Says they will have a fun weekend and that he has tickets to A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Peggy, Sal, and Pete have a meeting regarding Clearasil’s ad campaign. American Bandstand is referenced. Don and Betty are at an event. Betty is talking to friends and The execution of the Rosenbergs is referenced. Don is also talking to a friend. Lem, Jones Associates, and Rogers and Cowan are referenced. They talk about the Cuban Revolutionary Council, The Bay of Pigs, John F. Kennedy, Versailles, and bomb shelters. During a speech a man who was a Rough Rider was honored. Pete and Trudy and having lunch with his brother and his wife. They are having steaks and says “Let’s see how the Ottomaneli Brother’s have treated us”. Pete and Peggy discuss their weekends. Pete says he saw The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance with John Wayne. Roger tells Don that he has to have lunch with Duck to get over American Airlines. The Creative department has a meeting about Playtex. Their pitch is that every woman wants to be either Jackie Kennedy or Marilyn Monroe. Peggy states she is neither. They say she is more like Irene Dunne or Gertrude Stein. Don is with Bobbie when she mentions that she has a daughter. She proceeds to say that she attends Sarah Lawrence. Bobbie tells Don that Jimmy is performing over the Memorial Day weekend at the Beverly Hills Supper Club, which would become the scene of one of the deadliest night club fires in US history. The fire also took place on Memorial Day weekend, exactly fifteen years after the events in this episode.