I’m going to miss this show.
Well, there’s $80 millions still stashed somewhere out in New Mexico....
Not that he could undo the damage done, I was happy to see him free Jesse.
*Spoiler*
They were all dead.
THE WHOLE TIME!
I loved it. From the GrayMatter snobs, to Lydia, to the
superior firepower taking out the neonazi’s.
I wanted Walt to die saving Jesse and got what I wanted.
So yeah, perfect wrap up for me. Great show.
Now c’mon Walking Dead and Daryl Dixon!!!
No cable, so I have to wait until Tuesday to see it.
Badfinger - Baby Blue one of my all time favorites, great song to end with.
I had no idea this was THE last show of the entire series! What the?? Why would they be insane enough to end a show with this kind of audience?
I loved it!
And it was so, so, so, soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much better than the utterly stupid ending of the Sopranos.
I wanted a little more. Decent enough. No single finally could do the whole series justice though. I guess I was fine with Skyler’s ending. Just sitting there and the mournful look on her face in her last scene seemingly wondering how she could hate this man and how she could love this man at the same time.
Tod’s death was epic enough. A little bit of gratification for Jesse — who escapes into the unknown.
Notice how Uncle Jack died in mid sentence just like Hank did?
Everybody died as they lived. The Nazi’s violently, Todd death, bloodless, seems somehow ritualistic. Lydia’s death by ricine poisoning from an hidden hand, much like she lived — secretly pulling on the doll strings she could reach.
Finally, Walter. Walter died as he lived — a victim on circumstance to the very end.
Well, the Machine Gun in the trunk was really AWESOME!
I was overwhelmed with AWESOMENESS!
I watched about three minutes of “Talking Bad”, it’s about all I could take of the actor who played Jesse.
I think in his head, he was the real star of the series.
Great, well done and bravo!
Walter was a character right out of Shakespeare, a tragic principal with all of the tragic flaws and hubris. I was spellbound with him and at times furious with him. Well done.
I watched for the first time this week during the AMC marathon so I could see the finale. Interesting show but I save my slavish devotion for “Mad Men”
Forcing Grey Matter to launder money back to his family was brilliant, as was the admission to Skyler that in the end he had really done it all for himself, and the "family" angle was mostly a rationalization.
Never watched an episode.
Thanks Vince Gilligan for the great ride.
It’ll be a while- if ever- we see anything to equal Breaking Bad on television.
The following was my last 2 weeks of conjecture:
September 23, 2013 2:52:39 PM MDT · 11 of 50
woofie to RetSignman
THis is my prediction from a week ago:
September 18, 2013 1:58:32 AM MDT · 338 of 343
woofie
Here is my vote for the ending ...
Walt returns to Albuquerque to shoot the people at Gray Matter
>>>>>>>>
So this week we get Gray Matter on Charlie Rose.
While anything could happen ...Remember he has guns and ricin....I don’t think it will be nice/Also Walt got shafted by Gray Matter and if he can get them to come across with what he is owed it can legitimately go to his family...
Finally
I think the cancer wins
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Ok I figured out a bunch of it ahead of time (I am working on being as smart as Walt)