Breaking Bad: SEASON 5... the first half

[Ingrid]

Commence head explosions...

[B_Metal]

Loved it.

[Nathan]

Pretty good. Impossible to top the one before last.

[Abraham Smashington]

Meth Damon getting his was the best part. That and Lydia's realization of what Walt did. It was a bit too clean though.

[Abraham Smashington]

Big ups for Badger and Skinny Pete getting to do what they did. Love that.

[B_Metal]

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Listen and apply to breaking bad. WORKS SO GOOD. Right down to being shot in his side.

[BMichaelKrol]

Loved it. Totally satisfied on every level. I was surprised at how sympathetic Walt became after I completely wrote him off.

[gravedigger]

The greatest.

[Matt]

Liked it but didn't love it. I'm satisfied with how things turned out but it kinda seemed...anticlimactic for some reason.

Best part? The meeting with the old partners, complete with Badger and Skinny Pete doing their sniper thing. That was first rate all the way.

[BillyG]

Perfect ending.

[gravedigger]

Liked it but didn't love it. I'm satisfied with how things turned out but it kinda seemed...anticlimactic for some reason.

Best part? The meeting with the old partners, complete with Badger and Skinny Pete doing their sniper thing. That was first rate all the way.

It's hard to top "Ozymandias". I feel like the story ended with that episode and the past two eps have been an epilogue to bring closure to the flash forward we saw last year. Alan Sepinwall said something similar in his review. It felt like a series of vignettes checking in on each character before we see Walt's (inevitable) fate.

I think my favorite part was Walt FINALLY admitting his true motivation. That honesty was an effective way to bring a little sympathy back to a man who had become a complete monster.

[Abraham Smashington]

Walt finally built his robot.

[gravedigger]

Haha, didn't even think of that!

[Matt]

It's hard to top "Ozymandias". I feel like the story ended with that episode and the past two eps have been an epilogue to bring closure to the flash forward we saw last year. Alan Sepinwall said something similar in his review. It felt like a series of vignettes checking in on each character before we see Walt's (inevitable) fate.

Thank you for putting it so eloquently. That pretty much nails how I felt about it.

Still, I'm satisfied. Even if it didn't knock it out of the park, it still 'stuck the landing' with a very solid B.

[BMichaelKrol]

I think my favorite part was Walt FINALLY admitting his true motivation. That honesty was an effective way to bring a little sympathy back to a man who had become a complete monster.

I agree, but what's funny about that is by admitting he did all these things because he liked it, Walt actually becomes more of a monster. Funny things, human beings...