gut;1509782 wrote:The maniacal laughter was a bit odd.

Well, he did just spend the last few months as a meth-cook slave for a group of Nazis. I'm pretty sure I would have had a similar reaction if I got away.

btw... i like Aaron Paul, but that Need For Speed looks terrible.

se-alum;1509796 wrote:You were wrong. Jesse killed Todd before Walt killed his uncle.

He was shot and good as dead before Walt put one in his head to finish him off. Called it. I can write thses things.

justincredible;1509906 wrote:Well, he did just spend the last few months as a meth-cook slave for a group of Nazis. I'm pretty sure I would have had a similar reaction if I got away.

I'm surprised you haven't already reacted like this due to constant spamming and porch furniture thefts.

justincredible;1509872 wrote:Any other iconic shows have a better ending than this?

St Elsewhere might be before a pup like you's time...but its still the most creative ending to a long run series I ever saw.

125 Breaking Bad Gifs.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/zgalehouse/125-breaking-bad-gifs-bitch-7sat

Also - is Walt Jr. not the most oblivious character ever? Seriously...he should've gotten gunned down in a drive by off the bus.

dlazz;1509922 wrote:I'm surprised you haven't already reacted like this due to constant spamming and porch furniture thefts.

Add in the dog pissing incident and I'm pretty close to snapping.

Day after now part of me is sad its gone because I doubt I will ever find another show I enjoyed as much as this one.

I don't usually watch shows faithfully, but something about this show just totally sucked me in and I couldn't stop watching. The acting and writing as a whole was just at such a high level I have never seen anything like it on basic cable.

I always loved the attention they paid to little details that always became big things in the end. Viewers pay attention to that kind of stuff, and they played on that beautifully through the series.

That stretch of episodes with Gus Fring from seasons 2-4 was about as good as I've ever seen on TV.

Anthony Hopkins wrote a letter to Bryan Cranston calling him the best actor ever while crapping all over Hollywood.

http://happyplace.someecards.com/26894/anthony-hopkins-letter-to-bryan-cranston-after-watching-breaking-bad

Just binge watched the entire series in about 3 or 4 weeks… and holy fuck. What a great show.

Trueblue23;1543812 wrote:Just binge watched the entire series in about 3 or 4 weeks… and holy fuck. What a great show.

My wife and I did the same. Took us a little longer but yeah, best show I've ever seen.

I know she isn't super model hot...but I really would like to bang Anna Gunn





Something about her....

DSLs?

Anna's Guns...mmmmmm

justincredible;1544038 wrote:

Interestingly enough, Anna Gunn wasn't the only Breaking Bad cast member to have an appearance on Seinfeld. Bryan Cranston played Tim Whatley, the dentist who converted to Judaism ... Bob Odenkirk (Saul Goodman) played Elaine's boyfriend who was studying to become a doctor, then dumped her when he passed the test ... and Jessica Hecht (who plays Walt's ex Gretchen, the co-owner of Gray Matter) plays George's girlfriend (or maybe his ex-GF?) in the episode with the Jerry and the Gymnast.