By: theomer

theomer — Fri, 13 May 2016 08:56:13 +0000

Ultimately a disappointing finale to a masterpiece of a show. I got a feeling since last season's descent into ridiculousness (the train caper, the magnets caper, the toilet revelation) that Gilligan will pussy out on the finale and choose the safe path aka satisfying the lowest common denominator group of watchers and going by the mASSES reactions on the Internet, he highly succeeded, although I'm sure in the coming years the show will suffer from this piss poor finale. It's sad when a creator chooses to cather to it's public and doesn't do what he think it's right for the show. God forbid the ending is bleak or controversial. I wonder now why did he kept babbling about evil, unredemptive Walter when in the end the character achieved almost everything he wanted. Maybe instead of being afraid to be compared to the 'ambigous' and 'unsatisfactory' ending of The Sopranos he should've aspired to reach the level of The Shield's finale.

By: Lee

Lee — Fri, 13 May 2016 08:56:13 +0000

Vince Gilligan stated, on the Talking Bad finale, that he was said that Walt Jr would never know Walt didn't kill Hank. Why would he say this? As if there was no option whatsoever that Walt Jr couldn't find out. Obviously he could, given the fact that neo-nazi bodies are there and SKYLAR KNOWS.

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