Watching completely live, so I needed something to do during commercials, so here's the thread.
And even Marie gets some closure with Hank's body being found.Also glad to see a good *storytelling* full justification for the lottery ticket - which acts like Skyler's get-out-of-jail-free card.
Why would the Nazi care what Walt thought of his "partnership" with Jesse?
Why would the Nazi's ego suffer by what Walt thought of his "partnership" with Jessie?Ego.
I think it was when Walt said Jack was a liar or lying. That triggered something in Jack.Why would the Nazi's ego suffer by what Walt thought of his "partnership" with Jessie?
That was the most satisfying series finale I have ever seen.
What a great ending. That show gets a 10 for me and ranks as one of the best ever.
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Ditto. Vince was batting 1000 on the finale as well as he's done the whole run. This has to be the best finale I can remember.AMAZING finale, I didn't mind the slowness of it at all. One last "heist", everything tied up nicely.
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Unlike most finales, I'm pleased with everything.
Kinda. The guy in the song goes back to see his true love despite having to get though a gauntlet of lawmen running him down. He dies from the gunshots in his beloved Felina's arms.ETA - Not sure if this was mentioned yet. But that Marty Robbin's tape and subsequent song that was played in the car he stole is about a suicide mission to go save someone "Felina". My wife knew it and I was glad for that extra insight.
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And that of course, is Baby Blue by Badfinger. Instantly recognizable by any child of the 70s.How cool and appropriate is "A Special Love I have for you, my baby BLUE...I guess I got what I deserve..."
Her name is Felina. Rosa's Cantina.Kinda. The guy in the song goes back to see his true love despite having to get though a gauntlet of lawmen running him down. He dies from the gunshots in his beloved Rosita's arms.
ha haWell, that didn't take long:
Breaking Bad Ends With Reveal That Whole Series Was Plot of Book Marie Shoplifted
There wasn't much between the trunk of the car and the wall of the buildingAfter the (legitimate) complaining following Ozymandias about bulletproof cars, it was nice seeing the bullets of Walt's gun tear through the trunk, the wall, and everything in between.
That's how I felt when Six Feet Under ended. I was really connected to those characters,and felt a big loss when it all ended. But I got a reprise a few years later when my new G/f had never seen it, and we watched the entire series together.Anyone else have a great big hole inside them where Breaking Bad used to be? Six years of these characters. The writing, the acting, every part of this show was just incredible.
The last time I felt this way, and the only other time I've *ever* felt this way, was the finale of LOST. The end of a series that made its way deep into the heart of me.