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Breaking bad, you watching it?

Started by Zardoz!, January 27, 2008, 11:38:32 PM

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goflyblind

that was more entertaining than i thought it'd be. :)

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Thrifty

July 15th?  That's 41 whole days!  I can't wait that long!

gbeenie

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JimJ

Quote from: gbeenie on June 05, 2012, 01:54:21 PM
Hope this gets ironed out before July 15. We JUST switched to DISH.

What a dick move to randomly move the channel like that. Not only does it screw the paying customers but also their own employees who had to deal with the angry calls.  And those calls HAD to be extremely angry considering they'd just had a Nickelback concert forced on them.

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Space version 2.0

I'm just worried that they are going to release two DVD/Blu Ray sets now, one for each half of the 5th season, but still charge $40 or whatever they are for each that I know I will still pay

Thrifty

Quote from: Space version 2.0 on June 12, 2012, 05:05:33 PM
I'm just worried that they are going to release two DVD/Blu Ray sets now, one for each half of the 5th season, but still charge $40 or whatever they are for each that I know I will still pay
I don't think AMC would MacFarlane us like that.

lassieface

Quote from: Thrifty on June 12, 2012, 07:29:57 PM
Quote from: Space version 2.0 on June 12, 2012, 05:05:33 PM
I'm just worried that they are going to release two DVD/Blu Ray sets now, one for each half of the 5th season, but still charge $40 or whatever they are for each that I know I will still pay
I don't think AMC would MacFarlane us like that.

But they might "Sopranos" us like that or "Battlestar Galactica" us like that.

Thrifty

Quote from: lassieface on June 14, 2012, 10:05:21 AM
Quote from: Thrifty on June 12, 2012, 07:29:57 PM
Quote from: Space version 2.0 on June 12, 2012, 05:05:33 PM
I'm just worried that they are going to release two DVD/Blu Ray sets now, one for each half of the 5th season, but still charge $40 or whatever they are for each that I know I will still pay
I don't think AMC would MacFarlane us like that.

But they might "Sopranos" us like that or "Battlestar Galactica" us like that.
Perhaps.  I think if they MacFarlaned us, the last season would be 16 episodes, with episodes 1-6 on one DVD set, episodes 7 and 8 on another, episodes 9-15 on a third, and the finale on a final set.

D.B. Barnes

Latest teaser.

Don't open this unless you're all caught up!

Spoiler
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Bob

I saw that on AMC yesterday and loved it.   Great line too!

D.B. Barnes

BREAKING BAD: THE MOVIE? IT COULD ACTUALLY HAPPEN...

QuoteWe know, we know.  Every TV show, from 'Bored to Death' to 'Community' talks about making the leap from TV to film once the episodes run out, but now 'Breaking Bad' is throwing its porkpie hat into the ring.  One series star seems to think the AMC TV series, set to premiere its final season on July 15 is ripe for the big-screen treatment, but what are the actual odds?

Months ago, 'Breaking Bad' fans were dismayed to learn that series creator Vince Gilligan's negotiations with AMC would drive the Bryan Cranston crystal meth drama into its final season, to be aired in two runs of eight episodes each, beginning on Sunday, July 15.  Sixteen episodes would certainly make for a conclusive end for Walter White, but now Bryan Cranston seems to think there might be a possibility of expanding into a feature-length movie afterward!

Speaking to The LA Times on series creator Vince Gilligan's crafting of 'Breaking Bad,'s final 16 episodes, Cranston said:

"Vince feels that now we have too much story. We could actually go beyond those 16 episodes, it's not far-fetched.  I wouldn't mind visiting that possibility."

And this is coming from a guy who doesn't know anything of how the show's going to end. If it doesn't end up in a total apocalypse, who knows? Maybe we could revisit Walter White a year down the road and see where his life has gone. If he's still alive, that is.

Between those new photos and clips we've been seeing of the series' upcoming fifth season lately, one can never have to much 'Breaking Bad.'  Still, given the nature of the character and the show itself, it would seem somewhat unlikely that Walter White would survive to make it to a full-length movie.  Maybe we'll learn more at Comic-Con!

I have mixed feelings about this as an idea. I kinda like the idea of wrapping it up with amazing episode after amazing episode. For me, it just feels like an overall experience that should live out its existence in the medium in which it was conceived.
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D.B. Barnes

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Lembach

#238
I came in on the Breaking Bad thing late. But this sort of worked out for the best.
A few weeks ago, I caught the rerun "Crazy Handful of Nothin" where he get's his money from Tuco using SCIENCE.
Man, I was hooked right then and there. I went and got all 4 seasons and watched them back to back over the course of a very weird week. It was great not having to wait on cliffhangers.

Gustavo Fring: best TV villain ever!  ;D


Look how that smile never touches his eyes! That is a dangerous man.

D.B. Barnes

Breaking Bad LEGO, yo!

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