What point was that btw? just out of curiosity?
Good question! Think it was the end of season 4 maybe, I’d need to check. I just remember thinking at the time, there wasn’t any facet of Walters character in particular that made me interested in how his story ended, there was something he did that I thought went too far that it went past the point of me thinking the character was remotely believable, it was too much of a stretch.
Leaving the girl to die on bed ?
it's a head scratcher isn't it, how can you give up on BB, surely intrigued to see where it goes.
None of them were better than KojakLoved the Wire my number 11 on my list.
Still not as good as my highest drama series at my number 3.
Homicide Life on the Streets.
Might well have been! I’ll read the plot synopsis again and check
Hated Kodak.lol.None of them were better than Kojak
Good question! Think it was the end of season 4 maybe, I’d need to check. I just remember thinking at the time, there wasn’t any facet of Walters character in particular that made me interested in how his story ended, there was something he did that I thought went too far that it went past the point of me thinking the characters arc was remotely believable, it was too much of a descent.
I can understand that I think. But it IS after all called Breaking bad.
Like many recent top dramas, you go through spells of loving and hating the characters at different times, and admiring and pitying them. Wishing their demise or maybe a redemption/victory. And then finding ways to 'understand' them. It isn't linnear, and that was the 'groundbreaking' element of it, although The Shield broke that ground years ago, and better imho.
I think the end of season 4 has that, by that point the big built up crash happens, and s5 is realluly about where the peices land and the fallout. Which, loses the interest after such an intense ride.