Bumper audience bids farewell to 'Mad Men'

More than three million people tuned in for the eagerly awaited finale of cable television drama "Mad Men", according to data released Tuesday by Nielsen. The finale -- which ended with tormented anti-hero Don Draper (Jon Hamm) chanting at a cliffside California retreat -- was widely praised by critics as the curtain came down on the show after eight seasons. Creator Matthew Weiner's drama, set between the late 1950s and early 1970s, won four Golden Globes and 15 Emmys during its run.