Fab4Runner;1505956 wrote:Lol, you're killing me. He could have had the convo with Jr. either way. Again, how would you prefer this season/series end?

Fab4Runner;1505956 wrote:Lol, you're killing me. He could have had the convo with Jr. either way. Again, how would you prefer this season/series end?

justincredible;1505921 wrote:I'm anxiously awaiting gut's reboot of the BB franchise.

gut;1506078 wrote:No, Walt had chosen to die in that cabin. It was his prison - that was made abundantly clear. They literally needed to tell you about the money and remind you about providing for his family so you could understand why he leaves and takes the risk of calling Walt Jr.

gut;1505639 wrote:Anyway, I'm sure I'll get flamed but...aside from some powerful scenes and great acting, the way they've been wrapping this up just seems a little sloppy and lazy. Kind of a reach the way they had to shift focus to Todd's gang suddenly to set-up this dramatic finale confrontation - it's been predictable while testing credulity at the same time.

Just as an example...I kind of get, as a device for character development/insight, why Walt asks that guy if he would give the money to his family. But Walt's never been that stupid. Even desperate and hopeless, it's still inconceivable that Walt would ever ask that question.

Dr. Heinz Kesler;1506262 wrote:Do you people live in front of your televisions?

Try blueberry picking.

Pick6;1506265 wrote:I think you prefer dingleberry picking.

Dr. Heinz Kesler;1506267 wrote:You sound like you know a thing or two about dingleberries blood.
Please enlighten us further.
Mr.Dick6 indeed.

Dr. Heinz Kesler;1506262 wrote:Do you people live in front of your televisions?

justincredible;1506366 wrote:Yes. Discussing one television show clearly means we live in front of our televisions. One hour a week for 8 weeks. No time for anything else.

Gblock;1506445 wrote:just saw this weeks episode...i also was underwhelmed i was hoping for a little more to happen so they dont have to rush and wrap up everything in one last episode...but i guess that is going to make this last episode pretty epic

BoatShoes;1506157 wrote:You've gone full Manhattan Buckeye with this post. Just enjoy one of the greatest shows on T.V. man!

Manhattan Buckeye;1506496 wrote:It was a terrible episode. Thanks for hat tip though. The entire time I watched it, there was this weird feeling that someone else was directing and acting in it. Bryan Cranston is awesome but the first 30 minutes was pure junk and filler.

I Wear Pants;1506511 wrote:You must be miserable to be around.

Manhattan Buckeye;1506518 wrote:No, I just call out crap when I see crap.

That episode was horrible.

I'm a fan of the show, I think it is one of the 10 best shows I've ever seen, but I call out a turd when it is a turd.

That episode was turd. Do you want me to go into detail?

Fab4Runner;1506530 wrote:It's official - I will never understand people. Not every single episode can be "Ozymandias". The last episode was written by someone who has been with the show the entire time, and he has also directed an episode in the past. I think he knows a lot more about the characters and what is right for the show than any of the viewers do.

Read these articles featuring him and tell me it all doesn't make sense. Critics aren't always right, and actors/writers/directors get it wrong a lot, too. But not on Breaking Bad. I am not sure how you can watch "Granite State" and say it wasn't good or that it didn't fit with the show.

http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/breaking-bad-director-peter-gould-breaks-down-granite-state-20130924

http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/09/23/breaking-bad-granite-state-writer/

I Wear Pants;1506547 wrote:I thought this was a solid review.

http://penny-arcade.com/report/article/i-am-the-one-who-waits-par-discusses-the-penultimate-episode-of-breaking-ba