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hmm..its not that this show has stellar script and acting ...just love it !
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Breaking Bad (AMC, 2008-2013)
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i imagine the last episode is on television right now? 
don't worry there are tons of new shows arriving in september end from what i hear!
The traditional TV season starts on September 24 (the Monday after the Sunday of Emmy Awards presentation - Sep 23 this year), but the shows will start to premiere from as early as Sep 10. While the premieres are staggered through September and October, the bulk of the premieres will be during the traditional premiere week (Sep 24-30 this year).
The traditional TV season starts on September 24 (the Monday after the Sunday of Emmy Awards presentation - Sep 23 this year), but the shows will start to premiere from as early as Sep 10. While the premieres are staggered through September and October, the bulk of the premieres will be during the traditional premiere week (Sep 24-30 this year).
Mid Season five finale: I was very restless during the entire family get-together scene at the pool. I was suspecting that something bad was gonna happen.
Who would have thunk that Hank is gonna discover the big secret about Walter while taking a shit...
But, I thought that the ending was a bit convenient. I mean the show for the last couple of seasons was building towards Hank finding out about Walt's secret. Eventually, the way it happened was bit of a let down.
Also, Walter is not dumb. He always managed to cover his tracks well. Oh well, it's not as bad as the ending of the last season of Dexter.
So, what happens now? What will Hank do? I don't think Walt is busted yet by any stretch of imagination. But, Hank knows now. And Walt does not know that Hank knows.
Is Walt really done with the meth business? If he is, how will Declan and Lydia take his decision? What about Todd?
Is Walt's cancer back? I think it is. Otherwise, there's no reason for showing the hospital scene. I think he was also taking some pills in the first (flash forward) scene of the season.
And finally, what led to the first scene in this season? Why was Walt living under a new identity in North Carolina and why did he come back to New Mexico and bought some heavy artillery?
We will have to wait for another 10 months. AMC should have given BrBa 2 seasons of 13 episodes each to finish off. But they didn't do that because 2 seasons would mean a pay hike for the actors. So, they split one season into 2 halves of 8 episodes each. I've to say that the pacing suffered as a result.
All said and done, a very good season and a very good mid-season finale. The season was also visually spectacular.
After all the terrible things that Walt has triggered, I still strongly root for him.
Who would have thunk that Hank is gonna discover the big secret about Walter while taking a shit...
But, I thought that the ending was a bit convenient. I mean the show for the last couple of seasons was building towards Hank finding out about Walt's secret. Eventually, the way it happened was bit of a let down.
Also, Walter is not dumb. He always managed to cover his tracks well. Oh well, it's not as bad as the ending of the last season of Dexter.
So, what happens now? What will Hank do? I don't think Walt is busted yet by any stretch of imagination. But, Hank knows now. And Walt does not know that Hank knows.
Is Walt really done with the meth business? If he is, how will Declan and Lydia take his decision? What about Todd?
Is Walt's cancer back? I think it is. Otherwise, there's no reason for showing the hospital scene. I think he was also taking some pills in the first (flash forward) scene of the season.
And finally, what led to the first scene in this season? Why was Walt living under a new identity in North Carolina and why did he come back to New Mexico and bought some heavy artillery?
We will have to wait for another 10 months. AMC should have given BrBa 2 seasons of 13 episodes each to finish off. But they didn't do that because 2 seasons would mean a pay hike for the actors. So, they split one season into 2 halves of 8 episodes each. I've to say that the pacing suffered as a result.
All said and done, a very good season and a very good mid-season finale. The season was also visually spectacular.
After all the terrible things that Walt has triggered, I still strongly root for him.
E07- The opening scene in the desert was terrific. But "Say my name," "Heisenberg," "You're goddamn right," was a bit over the top. I guess they were trying to recreate something like "I'm the one who knocks" line. Hubris might yet become the cause of Walt's downfall.
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I am saving this last episode till i get super bored and have nothing else to do lolz 
I am saving this last episode till i get super bored and have nothing else to do lolz
I am saving this last episode till i get super bored and have nothing else to do lolz