Breaking Bad

[robdog 2,084]

just happy to see Badger get one more appearance in the last episode

[BleedsBlue 1,549]

Woke up at 8am to see the episode and FUCK!!!!

Going to miss this show.Great ending to one of the best shows in this universe.

Thank you breaking bad staff.

[TorontoChelsea 4,064]

Very good ending (and the proper one) to a very good show. I look at the show as a character study and a moral fable rather than an attempt in realism and as a fable, the show was fantastic. I've never liked a show so much where I've had to suspend disbelief so often.

[manpe 10,861]

To be fair I was expecting something more, I don't know how to say this. The finale wasn't as powerful as I had hoped, but I guess the rest of the show had me spoiled. All in all the best series I have watched, ever.

[Ankit 3,176]

And so it ends. Poetic ending to one of the greatest show ever made. People will , if not now watch it 10 years later. Just like Godfather or Shawshank. Thank you Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Bob Odenkirk...and Jesse Plemons.

BTW just found this: Breaking Bad was 62 episodes. The 62nd element on the periodic table is samarium. Samarium is used 2 treat lung cancer. Every little detail.

I freaking bow down to the creators of the show!! We just witnessed history, something that future generations will talk about!!

[Ryan Fong 2,776]

Probably the greatest drama in the history, absolutely legendary. Take a bow, to all the staff of Breaking Bad!

[Jusek 2,031]

Just finished the finale and...fucking hell! I was happy about the ending. I watched every episode in about two weeks, it's sad it ended so fast for me. Just amazing masterpiece of a show, huge thanks to whole Breaking Bad cast and crew!

And...

[TorontoChelsea 4,064]

And so it ends. Poetic ending to one of the greatest show ever made. People will , if not now watch it 10 years later. Just like Godfather or Shawshank. Thank you Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Bob Odenkirk...and Jesse Plemons.

BTW just found this: Breaking Bad was 62 episodes. The 62nd element on the periodic table is samarium. Samarium is used 2 treat lung cancer. Every little detail.

I freaking bow down to the creators of the show!! We just witnessed history, something that future generations will talk about!!

I don't buy this at all. You can't give writer's credit for getting "every little detail down" while also leaving massive plot holes. For example, pure meth isn't blue. That seems like a rather more important thing to get right than say the exact number of episodes. Really, I loved Breaking Bad, but you could drive holes through the plot with an 18-wheeler. Just in the finale itself, there were about 10 things that you have to overlook to buy into it.

(SPOILERSSSSSSS!!!! Take this from a Canadian, De-icing and digging out a car is hard work, Walt in his state wouldn't be able to just drive away easily. He'd be digging it out of snow and trying to scrape off the windshield for hours and without a shovel, no way he's able to do it. Who the hell leaves their keys in the car anyway? How did the most wanted criminal in the country, without any disguise drive across the entire country where he had to eat, drink, buy gas, sleep etc..., how did he find Badger and Skinny Pete? Slipping into and out of Skyler's apartment was ridiculous. He's not Bourne, he's a weak, dying man. No way he is able to do that. His machine-gun contraption is ridiculous. He has to know that all the Nazis are going to be lined up in one room to the right of wherever he parks. What are the odds of that? Basically 0. etc...)

Breaking Bad was an excellent show but it's also a show where you have to suspend disbelief constantly. I'm going to miss it.

[robdog 2,084]

well I just discovered that some of the exploits of Saul Goodman will be in a Breaking Bad Sequel, Better Call Saul. I am very happy w/ that & I won't be that upset now that Breaking Bad is done.

[-Kaplan- 410]

I like how Walt's death resulted in Jesse's freedom. That is great writing and true loyalty to a friend/partner.

[Ankit 3,176]

I don't buy this at all. You can't give writer's credit for getting "every little detail down" while also leaving massive plot holes. For example, pure meth isn't blue. That seems like a rather more important thing to get right than say the exact number of episodes. Really, I loved Breaking Bad, but you could drive holes through the plot with an 18-wheeler. Just in the finale itself, there were about 10 things that you have to overlook to buy into it.

(SPOILERSSSSSSS!!!! Take this from a Canadian, De-icing and digging out a car is hard work, Walt in his state wouldn't be able to just drive away easily. He'd be digging it out of snow and trying to scrape off the windshield for hours and without a shovel, no way he's able to do it. Who the hell leaves their keys in the car anyway? How did the most wanted criminal in the country, without any disguise drive across the entire country where he had to eat, drink, buy gas, sleep etc..., how did he find Badger and Skinny Pete? Slipping into and out of Skyler's apartment was ridiculous. He's not Bourne, he's a weak, dying man. No way he is able to do that. His machine-gun contraption is ridiculous. He has to know that all the Nazis are going to be lined up in one room to the right of wherever he parks. What are the odds of that? Basically 0. etc...)

Breaking Bad was an excellent show but it's also a show where you have to suspend disbelief constantly. I'm going to miss it.

I agree with you that there were certain things which weren't really making proper sense but then again you have to realize that this is a fiction, as is every other show or a movie! There will be certain things which wont make full sense but are important for the story to keep moving forward. I am sure there will be such kind of 'lapses' in every other show(even in The Wire), hence when i meant that the writers and creators deserve a bow is because of the small little things, subtle things which shows the level of depth they went in tying up loose ends. As manpe mentioned in one of the previous comments, the place where Walt buried his money was the same place where Gomie and Hank were buried. Such simple little things which makes a very profound effect on a viewer and the over all story!!

I read this review and found it very very apt! Just what i feel!! http://badassdigest.com/2013/09/30/breaking-bad-gets-what-it-deserved/

[TrippingStep 336]

I don't buy this at all. You can't give writer's credit for getting "every little detail down" while also leaving massive plot holes. For example, pure meth isn't blue. That seems like a rather more important thing to get right than say the exact number of episodes. Really, I loved Breaking Bad, but you could drive holes through the plot with an 18-wheeler. Just in the finale itself, there were about 10 things that you have to overlook to buy into it.

(SPOILERSSSSSSS!!!! Take this from a Canadian, De-icing and digging out a car is hard work, Walt in his state wouldn't be able to just drive away easily. He'd be digging it out of snow and trying to scrape off the windshield for hours and without a shovel, no way he's able to do it. Who the hell leaves their keys in the car anyway? How did the most wanted criminal in the country, without any disguise drive across the entire country where he had to eat, drink, buy gas, sleep etc..., how did he find Badger and Skinny Pete? Slipping into and out of Skyler's apartment was ridiculous. He's not Bourne, he's a weak, dying man. No way he is able to do that. His machine-gun contraption is ridiculous. He has to know that all the Nazis are going to be lined up in one room to the right of wherever he parks. What are the odds of that? Basically 0. etc...)

Breaking Bad was an excellent show but it's also a show where you have to suspend disbelief constantly. I'm going to miss it.

Thanks. I've never seen Breaking Bad, didn't really wanted to see it and what you've said confirms that I would have not enjoyed it very much.

[Dion 2,476]

I like how Walt's death resulted in Jesse's freedom. That is great writing and true loyalty to a friend/partner.

In every regard - not only has his actions freed Jesse, but the police will also assume he was the one responsible for all the cooking in the lab, meaning they won't go after Jesse.

[-Kaplan- 410]

In every regard - not only has his actions freed Jesse, but the police will also assume he was the one responsible for all the cooking in the lab, meaning they won't go after Jesse.

Do you think it was implied that Jesse would commit suicide by driving off a cliff? I thought he was really pumped to be free, but I see how it might be taken another way.

[manpe 10,861]

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