Breaking Bad

[Curtis Pride]

We also got resolution on the "did Jesse really take drugs" question, and he definitely did.

I just thought it was peculiar that they didn't show Jesse actually doing any drugs.

Moreso than the resolution of "Does Jesse choose Walt or Gus?", I'm very interested in the Hank vs. Gus story line.

[Curtis Pride]

So I guess I'm the only one who watches this show anymore.

1. This week's episode was amazing.
2. I just found out that the show has been cancelled. Got renewed for 16 more episodes, and that's it.

[mweir145]

Just finished watching all 41 episodes of this show in about three weeks. Pretty good. I particularly liked this week's episode, too. Finally getting some background on Gus was very important.

[mweir145]

Gus's cleaner (can't remember his name), is one of my favorite television characters ever.

Mike is great. Probably my favorite character on the show.

[RedHopeful]

1. This week's episode was amazing.

+1000000

2. I just found out that the show has been cancelled. Got renewed for 16 more episodes, and that's it.

-10000000000000000000000000000



WTF? Why?

[Dan Lambskin]

So I guess I'm the only one who watches this show anymore.

1. This week's episode was amazing.
2. I just found out that the show has been cancelled. Got renewed for 16 more episodes, and that's it.

was it canceled or did they just decide to end it? i'd rather see it wrap up and go out on top rather than drag on needlessly
some of the best shows in history (Wire, Sopranos, Six Feet) all had similar length runs

dont get me wrong, it sucks loosing a great show with all the crap on TV, but i'd rather it end than drag on

[teddy ballgame]

So I guess I'm the only one who watches this show anymore.

1. This week's episode was amazing.
2. I just found out that the show has been cancelled. Got renewed for 16 more episodes, and that's it.

was it canceled or did they just decide to end it? i'd rather see it wrap up and go out on top rather than drag on needlessly
some of the best shows in history (Wire, Sopranos, Six Feet) all had similar length runs

dont get me wrong, it sucks loosing a great show with all the crap on TV, but i'd rather it end than drag on

Yeah, canceled isn't really the right word. It was the same situation as LOST. The creator wanted an end-date so he didn't have to drag the show out longer than he had material for.

[RedHopeful]

Yeah, canceled isn't really the right word. It was the same situation as LOST. The creator wanted an end-date so he didn't have to drag the show out longer than he had material for.

Ah, ok. First instinct was naturally some kind of dispute somewhere. 16 episodes sounds longer than a regular season so I'll be curious whether we get that lump sum or it gets split up. Either way, even after 5 years, I know I'll likely still want more Breaking Bad.

In the last episode, found it interesting the parallel the writers are doing. Walt and Jesse are an unlikely committed partnership much like what Gus and his partner were so is this perhaps the reason why Gus has taken such an interest in Jesse and, thus, wants to see if he can pry him away from Walt? As a sidenote, I wonder if Mike ever starts wondering about his job security due to the possible rising apprentice.

[Skin Blues]

If they're out of material and getting toward the end that they envisioned, I'm fine with it ending. I'd rather they know well in advance so they don't have to rush to a finale. They really can't go much further with it without getting ridiculous.

[RedHopeful]

The fight between Walt and Jesse went pretty much the way I always expected it would.

Oh, and when Gus was walking towards the sniper, admit it, you thought he'd lost his mind.