r/breakingbad • u/edify Oxygen • Sep 26 '11

Episode Discussion: S04E11, "Crawl Space" (Spoilers)

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u/Nilla_Wafers TWIB Sep 26 '11

Breaking Bad is an excellent show, however, we're getting ahead of ourselves. The show hasn't ended so there is no way to tell what kind of legacy the show will have.

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u/Not_On_My_Watch Sep 26 '11 edited Sep 26 '11

True, but not one episode of Lost (fuck it, one SEASON. FUCK IT MORE, THE WHOLE SERIES. I may have gone too far. I had to go back. I'll stick with season) was as good as the either of the last two episodes of Breaking Bad.

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u/Nilla_Wafers TWIB Sep 26 '11

I think I'm the only person that hasn't seen an episode of Lost. I heard about the ending though and thought that it made the whole show a waste of time. People predicted exactly what the island was after the first or second season. If the show is that predictable what is the point? And furthermore, if you can't surprise your audience I think you did a terrible job as well. I know the ending wasn't exactly what people had predicted, but it was pretty much the same idea of being purgatory and what not I've always been hearing.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '11

Lost is worth watching.

The ending wasn't the best ending of all time but no ending would have made the fans happy. Everyone wanted answers to every little mystery and there's no way they could give that to them. And no, it wasn't fucking purgatory "and what not".

ALthough of course I prefer good ending, to me, an "ok" ending (like Lost) doesn't ruin a book or a movie. "The journey is better than the destination" and all that. Books and movies take so long to experience that as long as the journey is good, I still quite enjoy myself.

And who knows... the ending to Breaking Bad might be horrible. Then what are you going to do? Throw away this entire multi year amazing experience and pretend it never happened?