Breaking Bad is coming to an end, and even though there is plenty of other fantastic TV out there, nothing will quite compare to seeing one of the greatest transformations in television history. Seeing mild mannered Walter White (Bryan Cranston) turn into drug kingpin Hesisenberg was a joy and a terror to watch. AMC have now released a farewell poster for the final upcoming episodes. It’s a sweet remembrance of where the show began, as well as thanking all those that made the show what i is.
The prospect of saying goodbye to the show probably sits uneasy with a lot of fans, but there is also some good news. Each of the final episodes will be an extra 15 minutes long. That’s 60 mins without commercials and 75 minutes with them. Anyone who saw Sunday’s episode will be scratching their heads at how a resolution will unfold, so at least now we know the writers have a bit of extra wiggle room. Executive producer and writer Peter Gould, announced the news via his Twitter:
I checked & it’s official. Last 2 #BreakingBad eps are 75 minutes each w/commercials. Set your DVRS accordingly. Better still, watch live!
— petergould (@petergould) September 18, 2013
Although we still have the likes of Game Of Thrones and The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad was its own little monster and I’ll be very sad to see it go. However, it really has been wrapping up its story very neatly. At least we can say it never jumped the shark.
Source: Twitter & IMP Awards
