Breaking Bad Thread - "El Camino" - A Breaking Bad Movie on Netflix 10/11

Been a few months since I've finished the series and I really just wanna rewatch it 
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. Withdrawals... 
 
just got home, turned the tv on and breaking bad is on. its the episode where walt surrenders. now, i dont know if im going to the gym...
 
Finished watching the series of Breaking Bad on Netflix

Wow!

Very interesting characters

I thought that it was weird that Hank pieced together that it was Walt so quickly

Did Walt poison Brock with the plant or the powder?
 
Finished watching the series of Breaking Bad on Netflix

Wow!

Very interesting characters

I thought that it was weird that Hank pieced together that it was Walt so quickly

Did Walt poison Brock with the plant or the powder?

plant.
 
But that whole lil poison Brock with the flower/Jessie gettn the ricen stolen or loosing it mess was just messy. Seemed like the writers just effed up there. Def felt like it wasn't thought out well...but then again maybe that's how they wanted it to feel.
 
After Mike's episode a couple weeks ago I still remember Kaylee left swinging at the park. :(
 
Wife and I have been binging this, and cranked out the final three episodes last night (Ozymandias-Granite State-Felina).
This was my second go-round, and her first. Show is still an epic masterpiece in every way.

You definitely notice more than a few things in a different context watching it the second time. Off the top of my head:
-Walt spinning the gun in his backyard, which eventually pointed to the Lily of the Valley
-Walt's discussion with Saul about hiring two hitmen, which no doubtedly sprung the idea for keeping Gretchen and Elliot in check in the finale
-Gus visiting Jesse at the hospital when Brock was poisoned, then slowly figuring things out during the walk back to the (rigged) car
-in the desert, when Hank had Walt cuffed up and called Marie (for the last time), that conversation took on a whole new meaning and was absolutley gut-wrenching to sit through while knowing Hank's fate:
"Things are gonna be a little rough the next couple of weeks, but they'll get better."
"I gotta go. It may be a while before I get home. I love you."

A few more thoughts:
-count my wife in on the I-Hate-Skyler Club. If there was an ep where Skyler had a minimal role, my wife would be like "See how good that episode was? It's because Skyler was barely in it!" :lol
-Gus was just trying to run a business, man
-hated Fly slightly less the second time around, but I still think it's by far the worst episode (and so does my wife)
My personal top 5:
5) Peekaboo
4) And the Bag's in the River
3) Dead Freight
2) Face Off
1) Ozymandias, probably the single greatest episode of any tv show ever
HMs: Full Measure, One Minute, Better Call Saul, Salud, Half Measures

Maybe I'm exaggerating (maybe not), pretty sure TV has been forever ruined for me now as I can't bring myself to watch anything else. You hear people say "I wish I could watch it for the first time again" for a great show or movie. With BB, after last night, I also wished I could watch it for a SECOND TIME the first time again.
 
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