I remember reading about Walter White's obituary placed in an Albuquerque newspaper. I had never seen a minute of the show.
Once I got around to watching it, knowing how it ended didn't diminish a single ounce of enjoyment. It didn't matter at all.
I remember reading about Walter White's obituary placed in an Albuquerque newspaper. I had never seen a minute of the show.
Once I got around to watching it, knowing how it ended didn't diminish a single ounce of enjoyment. It didn't matter at all.
Exactly, good shows hold up to multiple viewings, which means they hold up to knowing the ending. I just recently finally got around to The Wire and The Shield, thanks to various readings I already knew the endings and a couple of other high points. Still really enjoyed both shows and I can’t wait to give them a couple of years for a rewatch. Actually I could probably rewatch them right now, but I have a giant pile of stuff I’m trying to get through a first watch on. Peak television, it’s crazy out there.