Breaking Bad
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Makes me wonder if the ricin is for them? Had WW stayed on at Grey Matter then he would never be in the situation he is in and would be wealthy enough to have gotten the best medical care. That is what went through my mind when I saw that.
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So it was leaked how Breaking bad ends. I am still mad that I read the story. Heres the final scene if interested.
Thank god it's a joke.
Been getting my episodes of BB on amazon. Can't watch until Monday evening & have been intentionally staying out of this conversation till I watch it.
Any kind of spoiler at this point would be highly disappointing.
Been getting my episodes of BB on amazon. Can't watch until Monday evening & have been intentionally staying out of this conversation till I watch it.
Any kind of spoiler at this point would be highly disappointing.
A lot of people will be sick and won't go into work tomorrow. At least according to this.
www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/10330064/Breaking-Bad-how-to-avoid-the-final-result.html
www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/10330064/Breaking-Bad-how-to-avoid-the-final-result.html
That was one of the best episodes ever if not the best. Ended perfectly and wrapped up everything.
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I agree. Popular shows always seem to have a very hard time figuring out how to wrap everything up. Breaking Bad went out while it was still on top instead of overstaying its welcome and they did it in a satisfying way.
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"Ozymandias" was, by far, the finest hour of television...EVER! The last two episodes were just "cleanup" after that.
Lydia's demise was rather obvious. I was glad to see Jesse finally "freed", and not just physically. I loved how he worked getting his money to his family via the Schwartzes. And it great to see Skinny Pete and Badger one more time.
All in all, an excellent ending. Now I think I will go back and watch it all again.
Lydia's demise was rather obvious. I was glad to see Jesse finally "freed", and not just physically. I loved how he worked getting his money to his family via the Schwartzes. And it great to see Skinny Pete and Badger one more time.
All in all, an excellent ending. Now I think I will go back and watch it all again.
Questions beyond the end that was not answered:
Jesse Pinkman- Did he drive into a tree and kill himself in an accident? I would have liked that one additional scene of closure.
Skyler White- Will she take the advice of Walt and use the GPS numbers to negotiate a deal for immunity?
Where is the $90M taken by the Nazi gang?
I think everything else was left answered. I thought the show was very well written but didn't agree who got the Emmy. I think Aaron Paul was the best followed by Cranston as a very close second.
While the story left me with the above questions that were not answered with closure, I find no point is speculating since the story is fiction and has no correct answer beyond the ending. Only suggestions on what we would like to see. That means every opinion can be a correct one.
I won't watch it again until the Blue Ray set comes out with the 55 hours of extra scenes and features. Also Vince said there will be copies of the scripted scenes that were never shot. You'll be able to read the script on even these deleted scenes. These are not scenes that were just suggested and tossed out on story, but deleted scenes that were deleted for time. They announced this set on "Talking Bad"
Jesse Pinkman- Did he drive into a tree and kill himself in an accident? I would have liked that one additional scene of closure.
Skyler White- Will she take the advice of Walt and use the GPS numbers to negotiate a deal for immunity?
Where is the $90M taken by the Nazi gang?
I think everything else was left answered. I thought the show was very well written but didn't agree who got the Emmy. I think Aaron Paul was the best followed by Cranston as a very close second.
While the story left me with the above questions that were not answered with closure, I find no point is speculating since the story is fiction and has no correct answer beyond the ending. Only suggestions on what we would like to see. That means every opinion can be a correct one.
I won't watch it again until the Blue Ray set comes out with the 55 hours of extra scenes and features. Also Vince said there will be copies of the scripted scenes that were never shot. You'll be able to read the script on even these deleted scenes. These are not scenes that were just suggested and tossed out on story, but deleted scenes that were deleted for time. They announced this set on "Talking Bad"
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http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/09/30/breaking-bad-finale-ratings-are-heisenberg-huge
I think we all expected this but Breaking Bad went out with the best ratings the series has ever had. There were 10.3 million viewers last night and that was a 300% increase over last season's finale ratings.
I think we all expected this but Breaking Bad went out with the best ratings the series has ever had. There were 10.3 million viewers last night and that was a 300% increase over last season's finale ratings.
Agree with most of what you say except Bryan Cranston winning over Aaron Paul.Cranston deserved it,he has been nothing short of excellent in the entire series.My wife and daughter used to watch Malcolm in the middle,so I saw some of Cranston in his Hal role,the transformation he made from Hal to Walter White is nothing short of amazing.I was very skeptical when I began the first season,but by episode 3 I was hooked,mainly due to Cranston's believability as Walter White.
