| "For Those Who Think Young" is the first episode of | | | | Since its Valentine's Day in 1962, Don takes Betty to |
| Mad Men's second season, and opens in February of | | | | her favorite restaurant where they run into one of |
| 1962, over a year later than where the season one | | | | Betty's old modeling friends, Juanita. It turns out that |
| finale left off. Peggy is now a slimmer figure than she | | | | Juanita is now a call girl, and perhaps the notion of |
| was in the last episodes of Season One (presumably | | | | Betty avoiding a similar fate aids in their impassioned |
| thanks to her giving birth in the season finale as she | | | | after-dinner intimacy in the five-star hotel they've |
| was left in labor as a cliffhanger); Herman 'Duck' Phillips | | | | booked for the night. The episode then moves on to |
| has been clashing heads with Don Draper at work, | | | | Betty as she experiences car trouble and needs a |
| who effectively holds more sway than him despite not | | | | mechanic to replace her broken fan belt. The |
| having a written contract with Sterling-Cooper and | | | | mechanic wants nine dollars for the part, but Betty |
| wants to convince Don to hire newer, younger | | | | tries to flirt with him and bring it down to three dollars |
| creative talent; Betty Draper has taken up the hobby | | | | (so she can avoid Don having to find out about it since |
| of horse riding and flirting with a young newlywed man | | | | she worries what he'll think of yet another car issue) |
| at the equestrian club; finally, Joan Holloway and Roger | | | | and successfully gets the mechanic to agree. After |
| Sterling have permanently ended their office affair, and | | | | arriving home, the Drapers spend a rare happy family |
| Joan is expecting her physician boyfriend to propose | | | | moment together as they rally around Sally Draper's |
| with sincere good wishes from Roger. | | | | first ballet recital. |