"It’s Not The End Of Anything": Jon Hamm Talks The Finale Of 'Mad Men'

**SPOILERS AHEAD** An era is over, and the cocktails won't be refilled, as "Mad Men" said goodbye with its series finale on Sunday. And Matthew Weiner gave fans something both memorable and enigmatic with the the show's final shot: a blissed-out Don Draper sitting in yogic repose at the Esalen Institute before cracking into a big smile and scene cutting to the iconic Coca-Cola ad in which everyone sang, “I’d like to teach the world to sing." Basically, for all that Don has been through, personal triumphs and tragedies and crises, the show seemed to end by suggesting that the ad man at his core is still there, even if the world around him has changed. And while Jon Hamm admits the ending is "a bit ambiguous," he reveals his own interpretation of what it means for the character.

"When we find Don in that place, and this stranger relates this story of not being heard or seen or understood or appreciated, the resonance for Don was total in that...