The encore airings of Season 2 have now come to an end, but that doesn't mean there's nothing left to relish. Revisit these interviews with cast members and guest stars from Season 2. Here's a quick taste...

• "I am indeed the product of a Catholic upbringing, and it helps to get inside Anita. There are so many deep flashbacks, the minute you start the act of contrition or any of the prayers, a whole bunch of stuff comes flooding back." -- Audrey Wasilewski (Anita Olson Respola)

• "...with my character, I think of her as sort of on a time delay. Things happen so quickly at Sterling Cooper, and she just can't quite keep up." -- Crista Flanagan (Lois Sadler)

• "That scene I have with January [Jones] when Carla comes into the study where Betty's trying to break into the desk and Carla tries to get into some personal conversation with her. That's one of my favorite moments because Carla realizes they're women first." -- Deborah Lacey (Carla)

• "The dichotomy of me playing a role in a time where you could die from just going to cast your ballot, to living in a time where we have a black president -- it's so close to our generation it's eerie." -- Donielle Artese (Sheila White)

• "I'm glad I wasn't the one jumping over hurdles." -- Gabriel Mann (Arthur Case)

• "I love playing Sally. She is a quintessential girl of the 1960s." -- Kiernan Shipka (Sally Draper)

• "I'm ruined now, because I don't want to live without a girdle!" -- Melinda McGraw (Bobbie Barrett)

• "Everything changes from light-hearted banter, girly little inside jokes, to something very dark and secretive." -- Missy Yager (Sarah Beth Carson)

• "I get stopped a lot and either people are furious with me for being insulting...or they love what I did." -- Patrick Fischler (Jimmy Barrett)

• "I imagine Sal does a lot of the cooking, and I imagine Kitty has three pineapple recipes that she always pulls out for special occasions." -- Sarah Drew (Kitty Romano)