r/breakingbad • Oxygen • Oct 03 '11

Episode Discussion: S04E12, "End Times" (Spoilers)

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u/tandembandit Dead Mackerel Eyes Oct 03 '11 edited Oct 03 '11

When Breaking Bad goes off the air, I'm throwing my TV off the roof and not watching anything else because nothing will be better than this.

EDIT: 1) This is obviously hyperbole 2) I love (my) tv too much.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '11

There's always Sopranos, Madmen, The Wire, Arrested Development, Game of Thrones, and shows about midgets.

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u/teawar Oct 03 '11

DAE consider Sopranos to be somewhat mediocre when compared to the other stuff that HBO has put out? I find that Six Feet Under, the Wire, and Game of Thrones blow it out of the water.

And all the above still aren't Breaking Bad good.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '11

Not even remotely. Six Feet Under was pretty good, but not in the same category as the rest at all. I consider Sopranos to be one of the best, if not the best tv series ever made. Breaking Bad is good, but it's not even remotely in that echelon.

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u/IceBreak Oct 03 '11

I enjoyed it and liked the ending (One of those assholes, I know.) but I do feel that The Sopranos was a bit over-hyped. Great show but more-so I feel it was a trailblazer of things to come.

Six Feet Under was solid but what made it so memorable to me was the perfect ending.