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Mad Men
A Day's Work
Directed by
Michael Uppendahl
TV-14
S7 • E2
Apr 19, 2014
48m
8.3
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Peggy receives a bouquet of flowers at the office. Pete navigates the politics of new business. Joan is put in an impossibly awkward situation.
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Cast of A Day's Work
Jon Hamm
Don Draper / Producer
Elisabeth Moss
Peggy Olson
Vincent Kartheiser
Pete Campbell
January Jones
Betty Draper
Christina Hendricks
Joan Holloway
Aaron Staton
Ken Cosgrove
Rich Sommer
Harry Crane
Kiernan Shipka
Sally Draper
Kevin Rahm
Ted Chaough
Christopher Stanley
Henry Francis
Mason Cotton
Bobby Draper
John Slattery
Roger Sterling
Jessica Paré
Megan Draper
Jay R. Ferguson
Stan Rizzo
Ben Feldman
Michael Ginsberg
Robert Morse
Bertram Cooper
H. Richard Greene
Jim Hobart
Sola Bamis
Shirley
Stephanie Drake
Meredith
Juliette Angelo
Carol
Allan Havey
Lou Avery
Teyonah Parris
Dawn Chambers
Harry Hamlin
Jim Cutler
Christine Garver
Moira
Jessy Schram
Bonnie Whiteside
David James Elliott
Dave Wooster
Kiva Jump
Dee
Michael Uppendahl
Director
Matthew Weiner
Writer
Jonathan Igla
Writer
Blake McCormick
Producer
Tom Smuts
Producer
A Day's Work Ratings & Reviews
Tom & Lorenzo
Tom Fitzgerald and Lorenzo Marquez
What really made this episode for us was another highly satisfying exploration of the greatest, most important relationship Don Draper's life; the one he has with his daughter Sally.
AV Club
Emily VanDerWerff
That scene between Don and Sally in the gas station diner was a knockout and felt almost like a statement of purpose for this final season.
New York Daily News
David Hinckley
The first half of the show felt like a thinly disguised suicide note. Then things got a little better, give or take Peggy.
Wired
Sean T. Collins
A brisk, funny episode rounded out by meaty material for the show's young breakout, Sally Draper, and its first prominent African-American character, Dawn Chambers.
Slant Magazine
Chris Cabin
Despite the embarrassing and revealing nature of [Sally's] discussion with Don, the airing of laundry that goes on between them ends with a moment of sublime clarity, and an expression of love that's hard to confuse.
Hollywood.com
Michael Arbeiter
With all the work done between Don and Sally in the past few seasons, this episode marking a masterful climax to the arc, I'd be satisfied if Don's final chapter is based entirely in his relationship with his daughter.
Paste Magazine
Bonnie Stiernberg
The general message of this whole episode... seemed to be that the truth will set you free.
Chicago Sun-Times
Lori Rackl
Please give us our old Peggy back. Sunday's episode took one of the strongest, most likable characters on the show and inexplicably turned her into a petulant, petty teenager who didn't get asked to the prom.
The Atlantic
Chris Heller
I can't recall another Mad Men episode that so clearly illustrated the uneasy tensions that smolder between characters along race and gender lines.
New York Times
Logan Hill
Sunday's off-kilter comic episode plays like a dark, mythic farce, in which puny humans strive for ridiculous glory while fickle, intemperate Madison Avenue gods push people around like chess pieces.
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
"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.
Screen Rant
Kevin Yeoman
"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.
indieWire
Ben Travers
Groundwork was laid, and while it may not have been all fun and games, "A Day's Work" got the job done.
Baltimore Sun
Karmen Fox
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.
San Francisco Chronicle
David Wiegand
The episode is challenging and even annoying at times, but that's how writers Jonathan Igla and Matthew Weiner intend it.
Observer
Molly Mulshine
When it came to warm fuzzies, the show surprisingly delivered.
Entertainment Weekly
Jeff Labrecque
It's hard to recall an episode of Mad Men that was as funny as this.
Boston Globe
Matthew Gilbert
As Mad Men explores the relationship between Sally and Don, it leaves us wondering if she can is Don's best hope, the one who motivates him to save himself.
Washington Post
Rachel Lubitz
For a show called Mad Men, they're really giving the good stuff to the ladies this time around, aren't they? And you know who's okay with that? Absolutely everyone.
NPR
Eric Deggans
Finally an episode where the sisters get to shine a bit.
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