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“The more I think and write about Mad Men, the more I take the show as a personal insult,” wrote George Lois, ad industry legend and original Mad Man (although he never wore a fedora) in a recent Playboy essay. The vaunted designer of many famous Esquire covers, Lois has never had trouble expressing himself directly, which is one of his charms. The essay continues: “So f*ck you, Mad Men, you phony gray-flannel-suit, male-chauvinist, no-talent, WASP, white-shirted, racist, anti-Semitic Republican SOBs!”
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