Quote (IAmErekt @ Apr 10 2015 04:48pm)
Just watched the season finale, holy fuck that was one of the worst ways to end a season ever.
So overrated, maybe if people stopped homering BB and looked at the show for what it is. It's good, but nowhere near great.
How was it a bad way to end the season? I've seen zero issues with the show and saying it's predictable is a little ridiculous considering it's a freaking prequel, obviously we know what's going to happen.
I stole this from reddit but it makes my point pretty well.
"Just like BB its a slow build show, which is what makes it so good. People really need to just understand this."
-I feel like the only people who don't understand this are all the latecomers who binge watched Breaking Bad on Netflix the day before the finale aired.
They're the only ones who've been saying this show is boring, because they have no idea what it was like watching 1 episode of Breaking Bad week-to-week for three months once a year. Earlier seasons of Breaking Bad started out slower than BCS did; I remember a shit ton of people complaining about the pacing during the first halves of both Season 3 and 4 back when they were airing.
This post was edited by Ritchey9 on Apr 10 2015 02:56pm