AMC's "Breaking Bad" Discussion (2008-2013)

[JimShaw]

Originally Posted by kody88

Yeah I saw him at the counter, but the packet she used was unopened. I probably just nitpicking here, but I'm just wondering how he got it in an unopened packet.

He's Mr. White. He could do it.

[djgeneral]

Originally Posted by kody88

Yeah I saw him at the counter, but the packet she used was unopened. I probably just nitpicking here, but I'm just wondering how he got it in an unopened packet.

You can reseal packages lol Don't you guys remember when they did it before on the show?

[22soultaker]

Never understood why we use spoiler tags inside the thread. People are here to discuss the final episode. Spoiler tags are supposed to be used when you post something somewhere that people can accidentally see your post. Here they purposeless come to see your post so its should be on them if it gets "spoiled" Idk sorry for my rant haha annoying clicking show spoiler ever 2 posts.

[kody88]

Originally Posted by djgeneral

You can reseal packages lol Don't you guys remember when they did it before on the show?

Nope I don't remember that, but that answers my question. Thanks.

[22soultaker]

Originally Posted by djgeneral

You can reseal packages lol Don't you guys remember when they did it before on the show?

If your talking about the cig thats completely different. However im sure he made the sugar packet before he even went to the restaurant. wouldn't be hard for him.

[DanTheMan]

Amazing ending to an excellent show!

It's officially going to be tough as hell for any show, current or upcoming, to match or surpass what this series has accomplished, all within 5 seasons, mind you.

I still have Lost has my favorite TV series of all-time, but Breaking Bad is easily #2, and I only began watching 3 mere weeks ago!

All other TV shows out there: Good Luck!

[djgeneral]

Yeah, he probably did it outside the diner in the car or whatever and just swapped out the package and waited for her to sit down. It's very realistic for him to have found a logical way

[blurayisnice]

I haven't seen the last episode of Breaking Bad yet, you already did. Meaning you will never see a Breaking Bad episode ever again, while I still have one left. Feels good. It won't last long though, just another 2-3 hours.

I wish I could unsee all the great movies & tv shows and watch them like it's the first time .

[djgeneral]

Huell's Rules - joke spin-off video lol

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/5f2.../huell-s-rules

[trini]

A Great ending to a Great show

[mredman]

This show was amazing but i will not watch the saul spin off without Jessie or Walt. Not gonna happen these spin offs are a dying breed in my book we have to many of them. Breaking Bad does not need a spin off

[Blu-Me]

I know everyone is talking about the ending, which was fantastic, but I still can't get my mind off that kitchen scene. Absolutely flawless execution and such an amazing scene. Brilliant finale.

[Black Mamba]

Originally Posted by Blu-Me

I know everyone is talking about the ending, which was fantastic, but I still can't get my mind off that kitchen scene. Absolutely flawless execution and such an amazing scene. Brilliant finale.

Yes! That was my favorite scene of the entire episode. It was just so raw and real. It was heart wrenching and beautiful at the same time when he got to see Holly one last time.

[Dreamliner330]

Truly absolutely amazing. Such brilliant writing. Thank you Vince Gilligan!

[beware]

[Show spoiler]This is the one series finale that left nothing up to debate and I respect that dearly. Every loose end was tightened, every sub-plot closed. Brilliant oversight by the writers and the director to leave nothing up to chance and give a definite answer to the outcome of the overall story.

I thought Walt’s overall goal of not letting this all go for nothing was greatly accomplished by his wittiness and it was a nice nod and comedic relief to see Badger and Skinny Pete play a small part in the conclusion of it all.

Everyone has to have closure to the story for the way it ended, nothing was questioned. However Lydia or the Nazis died is irrelevant because we all knew they were secondary characters and they had their fates sealed a while ago (including Todd, way to go Jesse!) I look at the main characters’ developments throughout the series as the one lasting impression I am going to take away.

I found it soothing and necessary for Walt to confess to Skyler it started for them and ended for Walt, himself. It was nice to finally have Walt let his ex-wife know he played a part in Hank’s death but wasn’t the one that took his life and kind of heartwarming and breaking at the same time when she allowed him to see his daughter for what would be the last time. I just hope, in the imaginary world of Breaking Bad, that the memory of Walt to his immediate family isn’t that of a monster but of a desperate man, who, in his own twisted way, showed them his love and devotion.

I knew the relationship between Walt and Jesse was too strong for either one of them to take each other’s life and I found it fitting that Walt shielded a broken man from certain death at his own risk. Their last interaction just showed how emotionally invested they were both into each other.

In a perfect world I wanted Walt to be cured of cancer and never heard from again along with Jesse but then again, nothing is perfect. I would like to think Jesse will give his second chance at life his priority and become a stable individual.

Walt’s fate is what shook me. Vince G. started this character has a naïve and lovable Joe and turned him into the devil but I just couldn’t stop rooting for Walt. Maybe it was the cancer, maybe it was the underdog mentality, who knows. All I know is I wanted Walt to come out of this a better person and unharmed and, obviously, that didn’t happen. I will admit I was a tad depressed at his death shortly after the finale but as time has passed I find it soothing what he set out to accomplish by doing this all has been done. I don’t really see the gun shot or the cancer as his murderer, rather than he had nothing else to live for and gave up. In a way to see his pupils widen and his last breath taken kind of summed up the show as well as the writers could.

Overall, I fell in love with Breaking Bad and I will miss it week after week. Sundays are just “Sundays” again and not, “Breaking Bad Day” and that kind of gets me a tad depressed.

[KarmaNL]

Very satisfying

[mrrant_33]

A warning to the people in the New York area that have not seen the finale, DO NOT look at the cover of the N.Y. Daily News as it plasters the end in the headlines. Nothing like getting a finale ruined by turning your head an inch to the left while waiting for coffee and casually noticing

[Show spoiler]Breaking Dead

on the front f@cking page of the paper...which is what happened to me at 4:00 a.m.

[blurayisnice]

WALT IS A HERO, LONG LIVE HEISENBERG

Thanks to The Great Heisenberg the drug problem in New Mexico is resolved;

- Cartels gone.
- Nazi's gone.
- Gus gone.
- Declan gone.
- Madrigal's influence reduced and most important persons for the drug traffic death.

Also Saul gone, a 'criminal' lawyer.

And Jesse is probably gone as well. His superior drugs have also killed a lot of junkies, so there will be less demand for drugs as well.

Walt is actually a hero .

[hpDeskjet600C]

I am really curious about the alternate ending in the box set.......

[blurayisnice]

ps they lied to us they said it would be 72 minutes long, it was only like 52 minutes....