8.6
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Suzanne Farrell is a fictional character portrayed by Abigail Spencer in the TV series Mad Men.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Love Among the Ruins (season 3), they were 28 years old.
They appear in 6 episodes out of a total of 92 aired

Suzanne Farrell

by Abigail Spencer

character

Episodes6

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    Love Among the Ruins
    episode S3.E2 august 2009
    Don is brought in to save the day for a P.R. campaign involving the building of the new Madison Square Garden, only to have the rug pulled out from under him. At home, Betty argues with her brother over how to care for their sick father.
  • 8
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    The Fog
    episode S3.E5 september 2009
    Betty has hallucinations of her deceased father as she delivers her baby, Peter considers trying to sell the untapped "Negro market" to a reluctant client, and Peggy begins to question her future at Sterling Cooper.
  • 8.4
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    Seven Twenty Three
    episode S3.E7 september 2009
    As Don secures an account with Conrad Hilton, Sterling and Cooper try to strong-arm Don into signing a contract. Meanwhile, Betty meets with her acquaintance from the governor's office, and Duck tries to get Peggy to leave Sterling Cooper.
  • 8.2
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    Wee Small Hours
    episode S3.E9 october 2009
    Betty tries to meet with Henry Francis again, while Don steps up his pursuit of his daughter's former teacher. At the office, Don disappoints Conrad Hilton and is forced by a client to fire Salvatore over an unwelcome advance.
  • 8.3
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    The Color Blue
    episode S3.E10 october 2009
    As Sterling Cooper prepares for its 40th anniversary party, the bosses in London drop a bombshell to Lane. Miss Farrell's troubled brother pays a visit to her and Don, and Betty stumbles onto her husband's secrets.
  • 9.2
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    The Gypsy and the Hobo
    episode S3.E11 october 2009
    An old flame and potential client reenters Roger Sterling's life, Joan's husband searches for a new job, and Don finally comes clean to Betty about his true identity.