So yeah that was it, the final 55 minutes of Breaking Bad are over with. That's the show's 5 seasons, and 62 episodes ending on what I thought was a fitting note. I'm not gonna waste my time disecting the episode(it was good), talking about the show's legacy(it is and was a great tv show), talking about wether or not this was some all time great finale(it wasn't), or if BB is the Goat(it's not, we established that last time). Mostly, I'm sad.

You people: Is it because Liz collapsed at work, and you have to take her to the doctor tomorrow?

No f*ck that bitch, the lord can be plenty cruel to me at times, but that one is a little bit of a low blow. She's a tough bitch, she'll survive what was probably something dumb like she didn't eat all day or some dumbshit.

No I'm saddened that what me and the mrs just saw(another reason why I'm not worried is that she's sleeping just fine right now) were the final 55 minutes of Breaking Bad. That was the final chance to see another great performance from Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, and watch the grand entertainment that was being cooked up by Vince Gilligan and his group. It's bittersweet in that the ending gives the audience exactly what they probably predicted and wanted. No it wasn't barn burner, and maybe that's another reason Breaking Bad was as good as it was.

You see if there is one thing to learn here is that sometimes you should try to out think yourself and go for something your story wasn't built or set up to do. You suddenly feel like you owe something grander than what you did, but get real you were probably never going to live up to what was your high point(Ozymandias) to begin with. No instead you go where the story takes you, and trust the audience enough to be satisfied with getting closure. When you try to out think yourself? You get shitty endings like Mass Effect 3. I would mentioned a TV show, but

A: You all save Sammy and Robbie; have shitty TV opinions
B: Sammy will give me shit for not liking The Sopranos finale.

Regardless, thank you Vince Gilligan for 62 episodes of damn good entertainment.



And since this was too sappy for some of you