Season Finale ...
Did anybody NOT see what was coming in the final minutes ????
Of course there will be season 3 ... Impossible to end it like that
Yet AGAIN another major cliff hanger to keep followers coming back ...................
IMO ALOT of build up thru 2 very boring seasons to finally get to season 3 where things should FINALLY pick up.
Did anybody NOT see what was coming in the final minutes ????
Of course there will be season 3 ... Impossible to end it like that
Yet AGAIN another major cliff hanger to keep followers coming back ...................
IMO ALOT of build up thru 2 very boring seasons to finally get to season 3 where things should FINALLY pick up.
I was thinking maybe it was his daughter that left the note. Maybe she was on to him. I could not guess Gus because I haven't seen BB (i know, I know)
I thought the season finale sucked.Well maybe not sucked. But I was definitely disappointed.
NYKNight, yea, I that was so obvious. I didn't not realize that that was a tape recorder that Chuck took out of the garage. I actually thought that maybe someone was going to be on the other side of the aluminum curtain. But it was so obvious that Chuck was baiting him.
And i was literally screaming at Jimmy as he was confessing. "You ASSHOLE"
Not knowing his role in BB, I am guessing he needs to be disbarred, or maybe Chuck uses this as leverage to get Jimmy to change his name. It seems Chuck has never been cared to Jimmy sharing his surname.
I did love when Ernesto said that he called Jimmy. that was awesome. as was his "I wished I was still in the mailroom" comment.
And one final comment. I would never watch this show if I did not have the opportunity to DVR it and watch it later with fast forward. Holy shit can they drag out a scene.
I know there is something to be said for setting a scene, but really. They go overboard.
And with all that said, I look forward to a new show every week.
I thought the season finale sucked.Well maybe not sucked. But I was definitely disappointed.
NYKNight, yea, I that was so obvious. I didn't not realize that that was a tape recorder that Chuck took out of the garage. I actually thought that maybe someone was going to be on the other side of the aluminum curtain. But it was so obvious that Chuck was baiting him.
And i was literally screaming at Jimmy as he was confessing. "You ASSHOLE"
Not knowing his role in BB, I am guessing he needs to be disbarred, or maybe Chuck uses this as leverage to get Jimmy to change his name. It seems Chuck has never been cared to Jimmy sharing his surname.
I did love when Ernesto said that he called Jimmy. that was awesome. as was his "I wished I was still in the mailroom" comment.
And one final comment. I would never watch this show if I did not have the opportunity to DVR it and watch it later with fast forward. Holy shit can they drag out a scene.
I know there is something to be said for setting a scene, but really. They go overboard.
And with all that said, I look forward to a new show every week.
You really should watch all of Breaking bad before you start watching season 3 of BCS.
You would love BB and it would make you like BCS even more
It can't be much .
Could not imagine watching BCS before BB.
But I imagine it's probably more then 1%.
The ending was great. I can't believe they're only making 10 episodes a season. What happened to 13 episodes for these type of shows/series?
Definitely will be another season...or two. They still need to make the transition and introduce some of the characters from BB.
I hate that you have to wait literally 10 months for the new season. I prefer to watch shows that have 3 or more season already done before I get into them. I'm watching Mad Men very slowly right now...and Lost. I have Homeland on deck when I finish those two shows....and I've watched up through season 2 of Hell on Wheels, which I want to finish after Lost.
Definitely will be another season...or two. They still need to make the transition and introduce some of the characters from BB.
I hate that you have to wait literally 10 months for the new season. I prefer to watch shows that have 3 or more season already done before I get into them. I'm watching Mad Men very slowly right now...and Lost. I have Homeland on deck when I finish those two shows....and I've watched up through season 2 of Hell on Wheels, which I want to finish after Lost.
I liked it right from the beginning.
I like the advertising world.
If I could do any job in the world it would be exactly what Don Draper did.
Although I am not an ass hole like him
Maybe....maybe not. Story w/ the show's writers:
http://www.hitfix.com/whats-alan-wa...k&hf_medium=Boost&hf_campaign=June2016Preroll
You guys did an interview with Rich Eisen yesterday where Vince was laughing as he said that you didn't have a deal with Giancarlo Esposito yet. Was there ever going to be a version of the finale where Gus appeared?
Vince Gilligan: No, no, no. Like we said on Rich's show, we report this a bit sheepishly: we truly did not realize how smart our fans are. That is to our detriment. We thought that we would have more control of this little puzzle we put into the titles (where the first letters, rearranged, spell out "FRINGS BACK") where we thought that today, Peter could Tweet, "Hey guys, check out the titles of this season! You might find something interesting embedded in them." That way, as people were asking the question — "Who could have left that message in the windshield of Mike's car?" — the little clue could have pointed to an answer to that. But because these folks are so smart, and because they got ahead of us, they changed the story on us, suddenly it looks to the world like, "Oh, man, Gus should have been in that episode. That was a bit of a bait-and-switch!" The clue got out way before the intended time for it to get out.
It was never the intention for Gus to be in that episode. And to take it a step further, people should not assume in any way, shape, or form that they'll see Gus in the first episode of next season. It's possible they will. It's also possible, if not more possible, they won't. Gus is a character, as we know from Breaking Bad, who casts a very long shadow, and has a great many agents doing his bidding. He's a guy who's very hard for Walter White to pin down when Walt met him, and I think that will continue to be the case. That is his character, as I understand it. He is not a guy who reveals himself very quickly.
Read more at http://www.hitfix.com/whats-alan-wa...pect-to-see-gus-next-year#bJA0pIrVW0Iip5Jo.99
