Watching completely live, so I needed something to do during commercials, so here's the thread.
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.
Best pun in the thread so far.Works for me.
Nice how so many elements came back to roost.
Who knows? He might want the money for Brock.Also, Jesse might not know exactly where the money is, but he does know the AB had possession of it, and I'd guess it's somewhere inside their compound. But no way he's going back there to get it.
yeah but it was still awesomeHow about how we called a lot of it?
The Ricin in Lydia's Stevia.
Walt visiting Gretchen and Elliot, although Vince surprised the crap out us as to why.
Walt using the canon on the Nazis.
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"Lydia the tattooed lady..." I really doubt that Todd will know that one.
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I hated on it a little bit. I actually found it a little flat, which is why I called it an epilogue. There was little building of tension or excitement throughout the episode and the further along it got, the more obvious things became that they would end the way everyone had been predicting and we'd really known since the starts of this 8 episode run.Great ending. After all the other big show finale failures, I din't expect much. I'm glad Vince Gilligan knocked it out of the park.
Amazed there is no hate here. Well, I guess we will see after the West Coast feed.
Lots of love in the Southwest :up:I guess we will see after the West Coast feed.
To be specific, it's Feleena.Her name is Felina. Rosa's Cantina.
It kind of had the same feel to me as the ending of The Shield.But I really wanted to see Walt get his comeuppance and he didn't. I don't know, maybe he did when he lost his family and his money, but he still got to end things on his terms.
Somebody open a window ... I totally predicted that this would be the first one to stink up this thread with a big steaming turd review. What impossible standard can impress this guy?.... Definitely a satisfying ending but far from perfect, as a story ending it was OK but the episode had plenty of flaws. I started watching it with a nervous, tense stomach but as it went on it became pretty clear how it was going to end and the tension reduced.
I was slightly annoyed by the "TV" stuff, the multiple camera angles during the opening scene in the car just got annoying. The whole "will he reach his keys" thing was distracting and unnecessary. Even the wooden beam thing, it was great when they revealed Walt but annoying when they kept it between Walt and Skyler - symbolism anyone? The parking the car thing also. A lot of this stuff stretched believability for me.