Breaking Bad

Final episode vague spoilers warning



My favorite scene for me in finale was when he finally bared his soul to Skylar, and it looked like he was lighter after saying it. It was the best dialogue he delivered in the series. He threatened, coerced, and fought in the final episode, but he never went acted like Heisenberg as it was like he didnt need the campy persona to perform anymore.

Wonder if Gyllenhal would be inspired to do a Jesse Pinkman spinoff. I guess it'd be called "Going Good" I'd give it a try as Aaron Paul would be a competent lead.



Ive waited for this a long time. Ive seen every episode of Breaking Bad - once. Now Im gonna go thru and watch them from 1st episode of 1st season on, shoot for an episode a day. I think more songs will be noticed that I did the first go around, and some scenes as I was laughing hard or wincing the first viewing.

Tongo, I think what you will notice first is just how FAST the show jumps into the fray of things. I had forgotten just how much sh*t got real right in the first few episodes.

See, now I gotta fire up the ol' Netflix and watch 'em again myself.

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I thought there were a few hilarious moments last episode, notably when we see Badger and Skinny Pete one last time and when Kenny was killed yet his body is still in that massaging chair lol. It's a very dark show, but there's definitely elements of black comedy in there no doubt about it.

"Hey Tone... my ****in feet are freezin...the Russkies...the took my ****in shoes, Tony! Now I am out in the forest, and I can't feel my toes... We gotta get these russkies, Tone!"

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Classic Sopranos episode!

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Paulie was just about only there for comic relief. Guy was hilarious.

Chris: "You remember Princess Diana? You think the royal family put out a hit on her?"
Paulie:"Last time I'm taking a limo to Paris"
Chris: "Like you ever been to Paris, Paulie"
Paulie: "I went over there for a blowjob... your mom was working a bon-bon stand at the Eiffel tower.

Or when he talked about food: "Buffalo muzarell", "gabbagoal", "provaloan".

"Pine Barrens" is my favorite Sopranos episode. I still laugh when I see ketchup packets.

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^ The first two made me laugh out loud!

The show grew consistently darker with each season, but it was always hilarious. Until... this last bunch we just got. After Hank figured everything out, **** got really real, so the comedy diminished and got really subtle, as opposed to the many laugh-out-loud stuff in the rest of the show. But the show was always hilarious. That's why it was so easy for that dude to make those "Breaking Bad as a sitcom" things on youtube. Because it really is that funny. That's one of the reasons I love the show. It has an amazing balance between dark comedy, light comedy (Walt being pathetic and lame, in the best of ways) and serious business, tension and ****. Remember The Fly episode. Nothing happens in it, they're just locked in there, trying to catch a fly like idiots. Sounds like a dumb premise, and it is, and it's hilarious. But there are all these unsaid things underneath, and along with hilarious, it's really tense.
lol you wanted it to end for such a long time?

Yeah I watched every season only once, except for the first one, which I watched twice. And yup, I'm watching the whole thing again, but not right now. Gotta leave it finish dying before reviving it.

Fly is a great episode. I get that people don't like it, but i thought it was so odd and full of symbolism that i can't help but to love it.

I thought the show got more hilarious towards the end because of Walter's subtle craziness. "Jesse is mad at me for something that he thinks I did," Walt stops for a second. "I did do it." Or "Do you really want to live in a world without Coca Cola?", or just a lot of the normal things that he did, in retrospect of his insanity, made me really laugh. I still think the darkest and yet funniest scene is after the boy dies and Walt sends Jesse home, and Jesse overhears Walt whistling without a care in the world. Or when Walt finds out about Skylar's affair and tries to throw a plant at the glass-window, but it's too heavy, and so he drags it. Then Skylar comes out and he says, "We're talking."

There's so many stupidly hilarious moments. (****, and that one stoner's Star Trek fan-fiction?)

Badger's fan fiction scenario is hilarious.

"You've got a screenplay?"
"Yeah, I just gotta write it, is all."

Then he launches into this convoluted plot where Chekov's guts end up teleported outside his body or something. Omigosh, I love Badger. It was so great to see him and Skinny Pete in the finale.

Love the fly swatter on Batwalt's belt ... LOL!

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Do people really dislike it? They'r idiots. Unless there's one of those people here lol! Joke. But you ARE wrong.
Jesus! And four lettered words are censored. That's creepy. Love it!

Do I even need to...

Yeah...