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Breaking Bad capitalizes on the momentum built up from last week’s cliffhanger, picking up almost directly after the Hank (Dean Norris)/ Walt (Bryan Cranston) garage showdown. How do things shape up now that it’s very clearly Team Hank vs. Team Walt?
Let’s bitch it out.
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It’s a bittersweet moment. After waiting for over a year, we finally get the second half of Breaking Bad’s last season. It’s a moment I’ve been waiting for, yet dreading as the end is nigh! So how did what many have heralded as the best television series EVER in the history of the world fare in its triumphant return?
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30 Rock’s forward momentum towards the series finale isn’t letting up. Jack’s (Alec Baldwin) epic NBC tanking continues, Liz (Tina Fey) finally takes a serious step towards having her baby with Criss (James Marsden), and Jenna’s (Jane Krakowski) recent single “Balls” burns up the charts makes her $90. So maybe not all of the storylines work, but since the episode gifts us with a Ghost remake involving a CD tower at Staples, this episode counts as a success.
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We’re reached the half-way point of the fifth and final season of AMC’s Breaking Bad. Since the season is taking a breather until next summer (sweet Jebus!), we figured we’d bring back the ever-popular ‘He Said/She Said’ to cover as much ground as possible.
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The penultimate episode of the first half in Breaking Bad‘s final season showed us just how far Walt (Bryan Cranston) will go in his quest for power and, if we had any doubt, adequately shows us that he’s beyond the point of no return.
Let’s bitch it out.
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After last week’s tension-filled final scene, this week’s Breaking Bad immediately deals with the heartbreaking aftermath of tarantula boy’s death. We also get some insight behind Walt’s (Bryan Cranston) motivations and one of the most hilariously awkward “family” dinners in television history.
Let’s take a closer look after the jump.