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I'm going to watch this tonight and I'm sure it will be great.
On the other hand, Jesse's final scene felt so powerful that I'm not sure if it needs a follow-up.
I kind of want that to be my last memory of him. Does that make sense?
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On the other hand, Jesse's final scene felt so powerful that I'm not sure if it needs a follow-up.
I kind of want that to be my last memory of him. Does that make sense?
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Totally. I thought Jessie's ending was perfect and tbh we didn't really need El Camino. But I'm still glad it exists, as who's gonna complain about more Breaking Bad??
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Why wasn't El Camino a Badger & Skinny Pete movie?
It was nice to see Jesse getting his revenge and ending up in Alaska, but all those scenes with Todd (no longer the boy-ish version) was a bit too much for me.
So….this is the end of my accidentally renewed Breaking Bad adventure. It's time for another series and another avatar. New stories and new opinions.
Have an A-1 day!
p.s. Walter White was also in Falcon Crest season 8!
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Yes, it was such a drastic difference for Todd to suddenly be much older and overweight. A bit distracting. Of course with Better Call Saul you also have the actors much older and, being a prequel, they are playing younger versions of themselves in Breaking Bad! But somehow it works and you don't notice it too much.
I didn't know that! I do know Mike was a hitman that was trying to kill Richard Channing in season 6.
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Thank you. That proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that Falcon Crest - a soap opera! - was the very inspiration for Breaking Bad.
I recognized a lot of Chase & Richard in Walter White.