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[Leeroy Jenkins]

Police will find the money too. Fits story Walt tells sky. No suspicion for the trust. I'm going to rewatch the wire because right now bb is at the top.

 

[Dr Oadi]

So disappointing

 

[kevzilla]

Hey guys, that Vince Gill guy is gonna be on Colbert tomorrow night. Just a heads-up.

 

[badmojo1006]

What do I do know?

 

[Doctor Detroit]

One ridiculous leap of faith each of the past two weeks:

- Last week, Walt conveniently sees Gretchen and Elliott on TV talking about him.

- This week, Jack feels compelled to produce Jesse from the dungeon to prove some point before killing Walt.

I'll allow it, but I don't feel good about it.

Thanks for the memories.

Word is bond, yo.

 

[Gadabout]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

 

[Bigboy10182000]

He died where he wanted to be.

 

[ang12]

Police will find the money too. Fits story Walt tells sky. No suspicion for the trust. I'm going to rewatch the wire because right now bb is at the top.

The Wire was just as brilliant for different reasons, but season 5 wasn't nearly as satisfying.

 

[shader]

Great ending. I thought he was about to cook one final batch before he died. I don't think you can ask for more from a finale.

 

[pollardsvision]

Loved that Jesse got to end Todd with the very chains that bound him.

 

[Doctor Detroit]

Greatest ever. And it's not even close.

Was it better or worse than the Georgia/LSU game yesterday?

 

[Jojo the circus boy]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

laser pointers were a nice touch, I wouldn't have been clever enough to write that

 

[Maelstrom]

Thought Walt was going to blow up the lab, but overall, it was quite a satisfying ending. Of course it was a bit predictable in hindsight, but for this episode, the beauty was in the execution.

 

[Abraham]

I thought it was fantastic. An ending has to actually be an ending or else it's just another episode.

 

[Bigboy10182000]

Just stop comparing it--- was it awesome? YES!!! Now ####! Just enjoy it!!

Helluva show! One of the best ever.

 

[shader]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

Oh please. No one ever likes finales. Probably because we are mad the show is over. But after some if the stinkers over the years, you guys think this one is TOO neat? Just shows you can't please everyone.

 

[Premier]

"I could have written this"

 

[timschochet]

Greatest ever. And it's not even close.

Was it better or worse than the Georgia/LSU game yesterday?

You want to accuse me of hyperbole in general, you may have something. In this instance, I'm not guilty of it.

 

[Guster]

It's really hard to wrap up so many loose ends and have it be satisfying, but that hit the spot for me. Unreal

 

[shader]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

laser pointers were a nice touch, I wouldn't have been clever enough to write that

I can't wait for the Fruity Pebbles action series.

 

[jamny]

I think that Walt will get the money to Gretchen to somehow give to the family, the ricin will be used on Lydia in a Stevia packet and Walt will die saving Jesse from the Nazis.

 

[PinkydaPimp]

There is really only one thing that didnt get wrapped up.

Poor Huell.

 

[ang12]

I love how they have those random moments of levity in the middle of the most dramatic scenes like with Todd's ringtone.

 

[badmojo1006]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

This was your 5th post in the thread

 

[ScottNorwood]

One ridiculous leap of faith each of the past two weeks:

- Last week, Walt conveniently sees Gretchen and Elliott on TV talking about him.

- This week, Jack feels compelled to produce Jesse from the dungeon to prove some point before killing Walt.

I'll allow it, but I don't feel good about it.

Thanks for the memories.

 

[shader]

Cranston looked bored and exhausted the entire episode. I could have done that.

 

[kupcho1]

- This week, Jack feels compelled to produce Jesse from the dungeon to prove some point before killing Walt.

I think the Jesse subplot was irrelevant. Walt was there to kill Nazis. He realized Jesse was not with them, so he tackled him to take him out of the line of fire. If they left him in his hole, he would have needed some excuse to get low, but the end result for the Nazis is the same. No telling if he would let Jesse escape though...

 

[Premier]

@gnewburn: Putting Walt in a cabin for a few months is like giving Saban a month to prepare for a BCS game.

 

[Doctor Detroit]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

You seem more like a Low Winter Sun writer IMO.

 

[Brady Marino]

All I'm thinking about is...

How many Low Winter Sun fans are screaming at their TV now wondering where the hell their new episode is?

 

[Limp Ditka]

I think that Walt will get the money to Gretchen to somehow give to the family, the ricin will be used on Lydia in a Stevia packet and Walt will die saving Jesse from the Nazis.

YOU ####### RULE!!!!!

 

[Limp Ditka]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

This was your 5th post in the thread

That certainly negates his opinion.

 

[BustedKnuckles]

What a long strange trip its been...long live the king...goodbye BB and thank you

 

[fruity pebbles]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

Oh please. No one ever likes finales. Probably because we are mad the show is over. But after some if the stinkers over the years, you guys think this one is TOO neat? Just shows you can't please everyone.

You really think Breaking Bad should have a happy ending where all loose ends are tied up and its pretty much what everyone wanted to see? If you could ask people what they wanted in terms of who lived and died, this would be it. Wasn't awful don't get me wrong, i just wish they had gone out on a little more of a limb and everything wasn't neat and tidy

 

[timschochet]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

You seem more like a Low Winter Sun writer IMO.

 

[ang12]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

You seem more like a Low Winter Sun writer IMO.

"Where is Joe Geddes?" is right there with "where's Wallace?" and "where's Hank?" for greatest TV moments.

 

[Brady Marino]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

You seem more like a Low Winter Sun writer IMO.

"Where is Joe Geddes?" is right there with "where's Wallace?" and "where's Hank?" for greatest TV moments.

"I'm not a bad person" with tear drop = "I am the danger."

 

[fruity pebbles]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

This was your 5th post in the thread

so

 

[shader]

- This week, Jack feels compelled to produce Jesse from the dungeon to prove some point before killing Walt.

I think the Jesse subplot was irrelevant. Walt was there to kill Nazis. He realized Jesse was not with them, so he tackled him to take him out of the line of fire. If they left him in his hole, he would have needed some excuse to get low, but the end result for the Nazis is the same. No telling if he would let Jesse escape though...

Yeah he would have probably found Jesse. That wasn't the point. It would have been a bit in satisfying for Walt to walk into the room and immediately get shot by Jack despite the fact that this was a great possibility when Walt decided to enter into the lions den.

 

[Aaron Rudnicki]

"I could have written this"

lol

 

[Apple Jack]

He went to spring Jesse.

 

[southeastjerome]

Very good ending. Definitely will miss this show.

 

[shader]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

Oh please. No one ever likes finales. Probably because we are mad the show is over. But after some if the stinkers over the years, you guys think this one is TOO neat? Just shows you can't please everyone.

You really think Breaking Bad should have a happy ending where all loose ends are tied up and its pretty much what everyone wanted to see? If you could ask people what they wanted in terms of who lived and died, this would be it. Wasn't awful don't get me wrong, i just wish they had gone out on a little more of a limb and everything wasn't neat and tidy

I wouldn't call it a happy ending. Unless maybe you wanted a mob squad to kill Walts kids.

 

[Leeroy Jenkins]

@gnewburn: Putting Walt in a cabin for a few months is like giving Saban a month to prepare for a BCS game.

I think the planning was during the cross country drive.

 

[pollardsvision]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

Oh please. No one ever likes finales. Probably because we are mad the show is over. But after some if the stinkers over the years, you guys think this one is TOO neat? Just shows you can't please everyone.

It was interesting that the finale ended up being one of the few times that much of the audience actually predicted correctly (Ricin for Lydia, M60 to mow down the Nazi's).

From that aspect, I guess some could be disappointed that nothing shocking really happened in the finale. Plus, it wasn't as destructive and deadly as many thought it'd be.

I thought it was pretty much perfect though. No need for any big surprises there. Just great execution.

 

[kupcho1]

He went to spring Jesse.

 

[fruity pebbles]

I was a little disappointed. Too neat. Everything just wrapped up to perfectly. Throughout the show it was always expect the unexpected, i could have written this.

Oh please. No one ever likes finales. Probably because we are mad the show is over. But after some if the stinkers over the years, you guys think this one is TOO neat? Just shows you can't please everyone.

You really think Breaking Bad should have a happy ending where all loose ends are tied up and its pretty much what everyone wanted to see? If you could ask people what they wanted in terms of who lived and died, this would be it. Wasn't awful don't get me wrong, i just wish they had gone out on a little more of a limb and everything wasn't neat and tidy

I wouldn't call it a happy ending. Unless maybe you wanted a mob squad to kill Walts kids.

Of course it was. Walt was dying anyways, him living or dying didn't really matter. Everyone wanted Lydia and the Nazis to get it, they did. Everyone wanted Jesse to ride off into the sunset, he did. Walts family gets the money. Skler stays out of jail. Whats left?

 

[Tiger Fan]

Just whipped up a pot of my special formula Breaking Bad Wind chili for dinner tonight for the occasion.

beans?

 

[Leeroy Jenkins]

One ridiculous leap of faith each of the past two weeks:

- Last week, Walt conveniently sees Gretchen and Elliott on TV talking about him.

- This week, Jack feels compelled to produce Jesse from the dungeon to prove some point before killing Walt.

I'll allow it, but I don't feel good about it.

Thanks for the memories.

Puts sopranos as a series, final season, and finale to shame.

 

[Bigboy10182000]

One ridiculous leap of faith each of the past two weeks:

- Last week, Walt conveniently sees Gretchen and Elliott on TV talking about him.

- This week, Jack feels compelled to produce Jesse from the dungeon to prove some point before killing Walt.

I'll allow it, but I don't feel good about it.

Thanks for the memories.

Puts sopranos as a series, final season, and finale to shame.

The shows went for 2 different things. BB didn't go for the same stuff Sapranos did. Both were awesome.