I think it's super hilarious how many kids on the Internet who use 'cuck' as a casual insult meaning 'Someone I don't like' are also huge fans of Walter White as some kind of bad-assery machine, even though he's a literal cuck tho.

Yeah. Pretty mere

Moot point, still one of the greatest TV shows of all time.

breaking pleb

Who said it wasn't? Of course it is. Definitely top ten, possibly top five.

But what makes it so great is that it's about a pathetic little shit who can't deal with his life and has to turn into a complete monster just to feed his shitty ego

I mean, yeah. It kind of emphasizes the idea that people will do anything to provide for their family which I think was the whole point. Shame that everyone saw that ending coming from a mile away, though.

Absolutely disagree. Doing it for his family was a flimsy excuse from the very beginning. He even admits it in the finale.



It definitely had to end the way it ended. I wish he'd been more miserable, but it would have been a lot harder for the audience, so I understand the need to go the awesome route.

Shit, I forgot about that, sign I need to rewatch the series. Lol. Yeah no doubt it's a bad excuse...but there's at least some truth to it and what Walt did to keep them safe, even if it was for his own selfish agenda.

He definitely needed a violent death. Watching him slowly fade away would have been anticlimatic for awhile I had always thought Hank would have done the job before what happened happened.

I remember a tiny moment that I was hoping was foreshadowing something bigger: Skyler comes by the pest control shop to pick up money, and her and Jesse are staring at the side of the Vamonos Pest truck.

Jesse: Vamonos.

Skyler: I wish....

I was really hoping that Jesse and Skyler were going to team up to take down Walt from the inside. When Jesse ran away from the meet in the plaza and called Walt to tell him that he was going to hit him "Where he really lives," I thought for sure that the next episode was going to be him reaching out to Skyler to work with her. Alas, it was the money.

Damn, never thought of that. Could have gone so perfect.