More than 3.3 million US television viewers watched Mad Men's series finale on Sunday (May 17).
'Person to Person' earned the show's all-time finale ratings high, falling only behind the premieres for seasons five and six overall.
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Sunday's farewell instalment was up sharply from the 2.7 million who tuned in for season six's sendoff 'In Care Of'.
Critical reaction to 'Person to Person' has been mixed, although star Jon Hamm has said that he appreciated that the show ended on an "ambiguous" note.
"We had talked about this ending for a long time and that was Matt [Weiner's] image. I was struck by the poetry of it," Hamm said of Mad Men's controversial ending.
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"I didn't know what his plans were, to get Don to this meditative, contemplative place. I just knew that he had this final image in mind."
Mad Men has earned 15 Primetime Emmy Awards and four Golden Globes during its seven seasons on the air on AMC.
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