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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Channing" data-source="post: 232603" data-attributes="member: 10">What did you think of Jane&#039;s final episode and death scene? The moment when she died was one moment in the series where I really gasped, perhaps the pivotal moment where Walt truly breaks bad. It was so shocking and unexpected. He&#039;s a wonderful character. Many Breaking Bad fans didn&#039;t watch much of Better Call Saul, in fact a discussion thread on here had dried up before the end of the first season, but I stuck with it and I&#039;m glad I did. It&#039;s an amazing show, but requires some patience, especially in the beginning. It doesn&#039;t have that ticking clock, that adrenaline pulsing feeling that Breaking Bad had. It&#039;s really all about the characters, almost even more than the story. So often things will happen that don&#039;t seem to advance the story much but do give a deeper insight into who these people are. From early on I knew that I needed to stick with and I would be rewarded in the long run, and it doesn&#039;t disappoint.But in saying that, the last couple of seasons have really picked up the pace, and as it nears it&#039;s intersection with the original series is starting to feel more like Breaking Bad, there is more danger and suspense. It&#039;s definitely one of the best shows on TV right now. And season 6, the final season, is easily my most anticipated season of TV coming next year. (hopefully!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Channing, post: 232603, member: 10"] What did you think of Jane's final episode and death scene? The moment when she died was one moment in the series where I really gasped, perhaps the pivotal moment where Walt truly breaks bad. It was so shocking and unexpected. He's a wonderful character. Many Breaking Bad fans didn't watch much of Better Call Saul, in fact a discussion thread on here had dried up before the end of the first season, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. It's an amazing show, but requires some patience, especially in the beginning. It doesn't have that ticking clock, that adrenaline pulsing feeling that Breaking Bad had. It's really all about the characters, almost even more than the story. So often things will happen that don't seem to advance the story much but do give a deeper insight into who these people are. From early on I knew that I needed to stick with and I would be rewarded in the long run, and it doesn't disappoint. But in saying that, the last couple of seasons have really picked up the pace, and as it nears it's intersection with the original series is starting to feel more like Breaking Bad, there is more danger and suspense. It's definitely one of the best shows on TV right now. And season 6, the final season, is easily my most anticipated season of TV coming next year. (hopefully!) [/QUOTE]

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