
Mad Men
Pete and Roger butt heads and Joan clashes with a houseguest.

Pete and Roger butt heads and Joan clashes with a houseguest.

Pete and Roger butt heads and Joan clashes with a houseguest.

Candace's Aunt Claire comes to town with big news; Candace and Luvell make a vow about sex.

Lunch with a super fan drums up old feelings between Candace and Luvell.

Vaughn, Candace's sexy ex, comes to town; Mora has her eye on a new crush.

A prying podcast host reminds Candace and Luvell of the complications surrounding their secret.

Tony Alamo begins to make young girls his "wives" and some ex-members urge the FBI to intervene.

Alamo orders those who remain loyal to him to leave the compound while he tries to evade arrest.

Tony and Susan's grip on power is challenged as Susan becomes ill and law enforcement closes in.

Preachers Tony and Susan Alamo recruit nomads to join their cult in the 1960s.

Law enforcement hopes the nightmare is ove, until another wave of murders shatters their illusion.

With Patrick Kearney behind bars, police realize another predator is on the loose.

Law enforcement discover a pattern of murdered hitchhikers and young men.

Both sides present their cases; jurors are mesmerized by Robert's charisma; a plea deal.

The media jumps on the defense's strategy to make Jennifer seem fast and loose.

Robert's preppy persona begins to crumble; the Church steps in to support Robert.

Robert confesses he killed Jennifer Levin accidentally during rough sex.

The NYPD identifies a dead girl in Central Park as Jennifer Levin.

Kennedy wins; Robert Kennedy appointed Attorney General; Hoover discovers a love triangle.

Frank's family had affiliations with organized crime; Kennedy's father's bootlegging past.