The Breaking Bad Thread

Fatal Exception wrote:Hey, was that Kevin Spacey?
No, it wasn't.

My first thought :lol:

Ad7 wrote:
Gario wrote:Does anyone actually dislike Breaking Bad?

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DAT PRINCIPAL. :datass:

strawberry float, only one more left! Now to watch Dexter, that's going to be so gooseberry fool by comparison to this!

Fatal Exception wrote:Hey, was that Kevin Spacey?
No, it wasn't.

Thought the same. :lol:

Breaking Bad Mythbusters is on Discovery channel Atm if anyone is interested.

Rubix wrote:
Fatal Exception wrote:Hey, was that Kevin Spacey?
No, it wasn't.

My first thought

Glad it wasnt just me.

Also, those two home visits with Todd just proves

Still can't quite believe that in one week it'll all be over. This show has been a roller coaster of emotion all the way through and I'm getting a bit teary eyed thinking about it ending. That last scene in this episode was masterful and has got me totally psyched for next weeks finale. I'm still rooting for Walt (some of those scenes in this episode with him were heartbreaking to watch) but it looks like there will be no happy endings for anyone come the end of next week.

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Loved it, loooooved it. It is just the perfect setup (yeah, like it wasn't already), wasn't expecting to see Grey Matter again. Was a nice little thing to tie it all up and push him over the edge :lol:

Plus, how good was 'the fixer'? He looked like Leonard Nimoy!

Can you imagine what that moment is going to be like when Walt sees Jesse again *shivers*

Obilatory Breaking bad comic

That comic :lol:

I knew as soon as they made a point of naming the DVD that it would be in a comic :lol:

I'm going on a total internet blackout from Sunday until I've watched the last one, too many Earl Grays in this world

This show has managed to not disappoint once throughout its whole run, and I think it's unlikely the finale won't live up to the rest of the show. I don't watch many TV series, but I can't think of any other one that has been like this from start to finish. All shows have a week episode here and there, or a decline with the later seasons, and so on, but not Breaking Bad.

Charles Bronson wrote:This show has managed to not disappoint once throughout its whole run, and I think it's unlikely the finale won't live up to the rest of the show. I don't watch many TV series, but I can't think of any other one that has been like this from start to finish. All shows have a week episode here and there, or a decline with the later seasons, and so on, but not Breaking Bad.

It is truly special :wub:

I spelled "weak" with two "e"s.

Week. With a W.

Charles Bronson wrote: All shows have a weak episode here and there, or a decline with the later seasons, and so on, but not Breaking Bad.

Fly.

No.

Memento Mori wrote:
Charles Bronson wrote: All shows have a weak episode here and there, or a decline with the later seasons, and so on, but not Breaking Bad.

Fly.

For the record I'm in the camp that thinks Fly is brilliant

Just watching the Emmys and they introduce Dean Norris as being from Under the Dome. I mean yeah that's accurate but does he really want to be reminded of that?

Nah, The Fly is the only episode that lets down the otherwise most consistently brilliant TV show ever made.

The timing of it was damn near trolling, sitting in the middle of the final episodes of season 3 interrupting the flow of awesome.

Skippy wrote:For the record I'm in the camp that thinks Fly is brilliant

I liked Fly!

Skippy wrote:For the record I'm in the camp that thinks Fly is brilliant

This. One of my favourite episodes.

Watching the Dexter finale after that ep . :lol:

Wasn't quite as excellent or harrowing as last week but was still incredible television.

Loved the final scene and Grey Matter interview. This has always been about Walt's ego and what he's owed from life despite what he claims.

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