Breaking Bad Withdrawal

PTFC said:
Looking forward to that myself, amusing myself at the minute with American Office, which i think is actually funnier than the original which i loved. Constantly watching south park at the moment too, got every series on dvd, latest one excepted.
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Blasphemer!!!

Aren't you a Brit? Lol.

 
Mr. Crowley said:
Blasphemer!!!

Aren't you a Brit? Lol.
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Yeah, but what I like about the American version is the character development, the UK version had 2 series of 6 episodes and Christmas special, and it was wonderful. I just like how the US one expands more, though the quality is questionable after series 6.
 
PTFC said:
Yeah, but what I like about the American version is the character development, the UK version had 2 series of 6 episodes and Christmas special, and it was wonderful. I just like how the US one expands more, though the quality is questionable after series 6.
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I've never understood the tendency of the Brits to kill shows too early , whereas Americans stretch it out too long.

 
I think the UK original was perfect, it was believable that a documentary crew would follow around for a couple of years and the Christmas special is considered the Final episode altogether, and a good easy to swallow ending. The US one is hilarious though, the first episode is exact same script used in UK first episode, and I don't think it works the same, but the themes carry over and as I said character development was excellent. Should have maybe stopped it when Carell left.

 
When does the spinoff Better Call Saul start? I'm seriously having withdraws from BB, Walking Dead, and Hell on Wheels. There is nothing good on right now!

 
Gyre said:
Most of you are from the USA I guess and finished watching Breaking Bad a while ago. I downloaded it two weeks ago and watched it full time.

Hands down. Best serie EVER. Now it's finished I really have a feeling of withdrawal. You guys know that feelig? I habe the same with a good book. When it is finished after a while, I have troubles getting back to reality /default_tongue.png
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Boy are you right! I would not sleep because of this show. I binged watched it on N-Flix. 

 
Oh My Gosh.... I miss Breaking Bad so very much....it could take you away from ur day to day problems.

I know this thread has been a while anyone posted but anyway, ........

 
Gyre said:
Most of you are from the USA I guess and finished watching Breaking Bad a while ago. I downloaded it two weeks ago and watched it full time.

Hands down. Best serie EVER. Now it's finished I really have a feeling of withdrawal. You guys know that feelig? I habe the same with a good book. When it is finished after a while, I have troubles getting back to reality
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I watched it religiously. On the edge of my seat for the whole time. I agree. Best. Series. Ever. BCS is nice bc you still get to see Mike's shenanigans. But nothing will ever come close to BB. The movie was awesome as well

 
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