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I have never watched Breaking Bad, I feel I missed out. Should I watch the finale this week or wait and watch the whole series on Netflix.
I would not watch the finale and try to binge watch it all on Netflix. Maybe by the time you're done, the final season will be on there and you can get 100% caught up. It's too good to just try to watch the finale and make a determination on that alone. I'd also avoid the internet for the week or two after the finale if you're serious about catching up relateively unspoiled.
I think Jesse has been tortured too much for him not to survive. It has literally been stomach-churning for me to see the anguish he's been put through especially the last few weeks. I hope the writers have a little bit of redemption for him in the end as payment for his pain. I remember actually thinking that I wish he'd died during the Hank/Aryan shootout episode just because it's been so torturous to watch everything that's happened afterwards.
That said, I actually wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't killed for the same reasons as above...he's been tortured so much and is so scarred that death might actually be a release from the guilt.
I have never watched Breaking Bad, I feel I missed out. Should I watch the finale this week or wait and watch the whole series on Netflix.
Do not watch the finale! Just be patient and watch them on netflix. This current season won't reach netflix for a while, but still it's better to avoid the finale. What makes the series is watching the transformation of Walt, the lead character. Also there are some fantastic plot lines that will be ruined for you if you watch the last episode. You'll miss out on the magic that makes BB so amazing. You are really in for a treat, enjoy!
One more thing, do not read anymore of this thread!
I think Jesse has been tortured too much for him not to survive. It has literally been stomach-churning for me to see the anguish he's been put through especially the last few weeks. I hope the writers have a little bit of redemption for him in the end as payment for his pain. I remember actually thinking that I wish he'd died during the Hank/Aryan shootout episode just because it's been so torturous to watch everything that's happened afterwards.
That said, I actually wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't killed for the same reasons as above...he's been tortured so much and is so scarred that death might actually be a release from the guilt.
Yeah I agree.
The one thing we know for sure is that Jesse is going to kill Todd. And it will be likely up close and personal like with his dog chain around Todd's neck. A bullet would be too easy.
Jesse survives, moves to the Pacific Northwest, gets a job driving a truck for a logging company.
I have never watched Breaking Bad, I feel I missed out. Should I watch the finale this week or wait and watch the whole series on Netflix.
DVR the finale, and any of the other episodes that are On Demand. If/when you watch the first five seasons on Netflix you will not want to wait until this season is out on Netflix, you will want to watch it right away.
Yeah, the finale will probably mean little to nothing for you if you have not seen the series up till now.
At its core, it is a story of transformation and without seeing where the characters were at the start, its meaningless to see them now.
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