Breaking Bad (no longer live) Thread

vanity | 9.29.13 | vladimir998

[vladimir998]

So what did you think (if you watched the show)?

[vladimir998]

Well written finale.

[murron]

I’m going to miss this show.

[Timber Rattler]

Well, there’s $80 millions still stashed somewhere out in New Mexico....

[cripplecreek]

Not to be outdone, the democrats infect the breaking bad twitter feed and piss people off. They're like stalkers.

(Twitchy)‘If you like your show you can keep it’? Democratic Party tweets Breaking Bad fans

[cripplecreek]

Not that he could undo the damage done, I was happy to see him free Jesse.

[freedumb2003]

*Spoiler*

They were all dead.

THE WHOLE TIME!

[americas.best.days...]

I loved it. From the GrayMatter snobs, to Lydia, to the
superior firepower taking out the neonazi’s.

I wanted Walt to die saving Jesse and got what I wanted.

So yeah, perfect wrap up for me. Great show.

Now c’mon Walking Dead and Daryl Dixon!!!

[Jet Jaguar]

No cable, so I have to wait until Tuesday to see it.

[cajungirl]

Beats the Sopranoes ending, satisfying!

[cripplecreek]

I didn’t see it coming with Lydia.

[vladimir998]

I didn’t either. That was well done.

[bleach]

Badfinger - Baby Blue one of my all time favorites, great song to end with.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

I had no idea this was THE last show of the entire series! What the?? Why would they be insane enough to end a show with this kind of audience?

[Timber Rattler]

Why would they be insane enough to end a show with this kind of audience?

That was the whole premise of the show from the beginning...Walt was a dead man walking...it was only a matter of how and when.

[americas.best.days...]

And how great that Jesse got to kill that maniac Todd with

the chains he enslaved Jesse with. Poetry.

[chris37]

I loved it!

And it was so, so, so, soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much better than the utterly stupid ending of the Sopranos.

[chris37]

It was like a ballet of violence!

[vladimir998]

I think the creative teams behind some cable shows like to have definitive endings to their series (not that every issue is resolved in every finale, but that the show comes to a definite planned end rather than just being canceled one day if or when the show gets stale). I actually like that. Although I might miss a series once it’s off the air, I like the idea of a show I like going out in style in a well planned way.

[cripplecreek]

I also didn’t expect things to turn out the way they did with the rich couple.

[ClearCase_guy]

I guess one alternative would be for Walt to recover, avoid prosecution, retire to Florida with his family and take up water skiing. I can see it now, he'd be out on the water when some ferocious fish would head straight toward him, and he could just jump over the shark and give a big thumbs up to the audience. Then, we could all tune in to another fun season of Breaking Bad.

But Vince Gilligan decided not to go that route.