MAD MEN Creator Matthew Weiner: 'There's No Chance' of a Spin-Off

When MAD MEN's final episode airs in the spring of 2015, it'll be the end of the road for Draper and company.

At The Hollywood Reporter's Emmy nominees party, the creator of AMC's hit series, Matthew Weiner, put the rumors of a potential spin-off series to rest.

"There's no chance," he said. "No judgment against anybody else -- but this is it. This is the story. When it's done, it's done."

Weiner's confirmation comes just a few days after AMC announced that the final season of the show would be split in two, with seven episodes airing in Fall 2014, and the remaining seven the following spring. The network also confirmed that THE WALKING DEAD and BREAKING BAD would be receiving their own spin-offs.

For Weiner's original impromptu interview with THR, click here.

Since the series premiere in 2007, "Mad Men" has become one of television's most honored shows. The show has earned six Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Drama Series leading to four wins for Outstanding Drama Series. Additional honors for the series includes: three Golden Globe Awards for Best Television Drama Series; a Peabody Award; three Producers Guild Awards; four Writers Guild Awards; two BAFTA Awards; five Television Critics Association Awards including Program of the Year, and Being named five years running to AFI's Top 10 Outstanding Television Programs.

The show stars Jon Hamm, January Jones, Vincent Karthheiser, Elisabeth Moss, Christina Hendricks, John Slattery, Aaron Staton, Rich Sommer, Robert Morse, Kiernan Shipka, Jessica Pare and Kevin Rahm.

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