Breaking Bad

• Inside a bleak industrial building fringed with grime and barbed wire, the hitman is not happy.
(Entertainment Weekly Online)
• Live free or die. Thats the name of Breaking Bads fifth season premiere, and its also the official state motto of New Hampshire, which may or may not play a significant role in Walter Whites future. (Ill get to that in just a minute.
(Entertainment Weekly Online)
• Leave it to showrunner Vince Gilligan and his Breaking Bad writing team to kick off its beloved shows final season not with a new, even-scarier villain to replace Gus Fring (R.I.P.
(Baltimore Sun)
• One of the best things about "Breaking Bad" is how it breaks its story down into smaller chunks that add up to a larger, cohesive story.
(Los Angeles Times)
• SAN DIEGO — There are no aliens, zombies or vampires in "Breaking Bad," but that didn't deter fandemonium for the show at Comic-Con.
(Washington Post)
• AMC should be popping the bubbly today after Breaking Bad starring Bryan Cranston returned to not only good ratings, but the best the franchise has seen in its four-plus seasons.
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• Check Out: 'Breaking Bad' Season 5 Poster – Will Jesse Dethrone Walter? AMC has decided to split the fifth and final season of its award-winning meth drama Breaking Bad into two parts, according to star Bryan Cranston.
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• Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 1 (S05E01) Live Free or Die: Suspenseful, shocking, fun open to the new season.
(Examiner)
• How does a show deliver after a tense, expertly crafted finale that included the explosive death of one of TVs best villains? Well, you start off with a bizzare teaser that sends viewers into a whirlwind of questions.
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• When shows are on long enough, they tend to develop a certain style.
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