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Pay attention, though, and there's much to be gleaned about the era from the authentic campaigns and professional dilemmas woven into the scripts, whether it's Don Draper creating the (real-life) "It's toasted" slogan for Lucky Strike or an exchange with a colleague that reveals why Don's the agency's hot-shot: Don Draper: "What do women want?" Roger Sterling: "Who cares?" Many of the campaigns of the 50s and 60s are included in Taschen's compendium of mid-century advertising created by the real masterminds of Madison Avenue (who coined the term "Mad men" themselves)