Though I was very satisfied with the ‘Breaking Bad’ series finale, there were two areas in particular I’d have liked tweaked. Then again, the outcome would have been different and probably not as satisfying.
What the heck — let’s try another liveblog/chat (we call ‘em LiveClacks here) for one of the most anticipated series finales in a while: ‘Breaking Bad’. We start 15 minutes before the episode does. Come on in!
You know the feeling. Facebook is the devil. Twitter is a plague to be avoided at all costs. Even your favorite sports talk radio show is interviewing the creator, and you have to switch over to FM at the risk of hearing that damned Miley Cyrus song again. This is what happens when you like a great television show, but you’re not caught up.
As ‘Breaking Bad’ leads to its final episode, one glaring piece of the past needs wrapping up, and it will all lead to Walt’s final actions and how his family might still live (somewhat) happily ever after, or at least not poor.
‘Breaking Bad’s Walt came across as a sadistic, mean and off-the-handle lunatic when he called Skyler at the end of this episode; a brilliant move on his part, because he didn’t mean one bit of it.
If the newly greenlit ‘Breaking Bad’ spin-off ‘Better Call Saul’ is to be a prequel series about the title character, does that mean bad things are coming his way before this season’s through?
As ‘Breaking Bad”s Walt elevates his position to drug kingpin, his habits and demeanor continue to take on characteristics of those who’ve come before him.
I’m a big believer in that there is no such thing as a “bad word” … just inappropriate times to use such words. This? This just might be one of those times.
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