Yeah I might be heartless for saying this. But the guy had plenty of opportunities to make things right and just pay the IRS. Man got the money handed to him and he bought a car. He put himself in that hospital bed.
Really appreciated your point about Walter being at peak villain and how the writers allowed his character to get there over 5 seasons and not 2 or 3. This shows momentum starts flying in this last season and it’s so much better because they took their time to get there.
When you rewatch the show you truly gain an appreciation for how patient the writers were. His character change was so organic and never once felt forced.
The breakfast with bacon on Walt’s birthday is a common thread through the show. It started in the pilot with 50. A unique way to remind viewers how much time has actually passed during the course of the series.
Season 4 was always my favorite, season 5 is good but i dont like how weirdly forced the neo-nazis being included feels. It was like they were scrambling to find a new "villain" for walter.
@@Buttcakes15 I met a traveller from an antique land, Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand, Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed; And on the pedestal, these words appear: My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.”
The theory of Walt adopting mannerisms from people he kills really starts to shine in this season. That shot when he's just staring at Saul looks very much like Gus. There'll be a few more times this season where you can tell he's invoking Gus, it's pretty wild.
like in a video game where each time you defeat a boss you gain some of their powers. also there's something like that in the movie El Topo, that would be a crazy movie to react to
I'm not a big fan of the idea that a corruption arc equals somebody "showing their true self." A lot of shit had to happen before Walt sank this low IMO. That being said, this season is incredible and I'm also looking forward to it.
So this is the point where you start to realize that Saul actually does have some moral boundaries. Especially in Seasons 4 and 5 you can tell the writers started giving Saul more depth and emotion, something that obviously carries over into Better Call Saul
Season 5 is so weird because seasons 2, 3, and 4, can be described as “the same but different” with season 1 being an outlier because it was cut short, but season 5 just inverses everything the past seasons were, creating the dark downfall of Walt, Jesse, Hank, and the rest. Watching season 5 feels like being in a car with no brakes, and you can see the brick wall coming.
Season 5 really started with Walter high on some Batman Supervillain shit. It really manages to be simultaneously intensely dramatic AND deliriously entertaining. :)
@@Empty-Mask He has done some good things, regardless of his motive for doing them He has saved Jesse even when he didn’t need to, because he cares about him deep down inside
My favorite overlooked continuity error in this show is when he asks his neighbor Becky to check to see if the stove was on… I guess she walked past all that bomb making shit and saw the stove was off and said yup you’re all good Walter 😂🤣
If I'm not mistaken, they wrote the opening scene with the m60 in the trunk without even knowing where they would go with the script, the scenario was Walter had a new identity and was buying the gun, now how do we get him to that point?
I don't believe this guy....he already watched the serie before. It's impossible that he's guessing every fck episode. Like come on...even the reactions are so weak
@JamesVsCinema Yep. Walter White thinks he's the new Gustavo Fring, the new King of Albuquerque. "You either die a Hero or live long enough to see yourself become a Villain." - Harvey Dent from The Dark Knight.
William Holden tripped on a rug in his resistance in Santa Monica, hit his head on a piece of furniture and died about 30 minutes later, he was not found until days later. I remember the news of this at the time.
The best thing about this show aside from the acting. Is the writing the storytelling the progression of the story... Every character's arc in this series from beginning to end is earned. No head-scratching plot, twists During the series run because the story telling got stale! Breaking Bad Most certainly did not suffer that issue
This is one of the most thrilling final seasons of television I've ever seen. I'm so excited for these reactions. What I would give to experience this show for the first time again!
Just wanna say, I can't wait for the end... and then for you to realize how long we all waited before El Camino came out... And then you get to finally feel complete. Enjoy these episodes! The movie is a treat at the end we never really expected!
This season really kicks off with a bang. I mean for the most part, Season 4 ended where it looked as if everything for the most part was wrapped up. And that flash forward to his 52nd birthday where he gets a new car and an M60, Vince Gilligan said that he and the writers has no clue what the gun would be used for to why Walt had a full head of hair and a beard, but they figured out what it would be used for and why Walt isn’t going by his name in this scene by the time the series ended. Great reaction James, keep up the great work!
If you haven't seen it, and you truly do want to see other shows of this caliber, you should check out Sons of Anarchy next. Great show with some pretty fantastic direction and cinematography as well.
Hey James! Been loving your content for a while now, wanted to suggest The Shield! It's hard to summarize it concisely; but it's about corrupt cops and good cops, societal issues, and interpersonal relationships. It came out right after the sopranos and right before breaking bad, it's like if those two shows had a baby. Definitely some influence from it in Breaking Bad, the main character has some strong Hank Schrader vibes! Also the detective interrogation scenes every episode are usually my favorite parts, the whole show had me on the edge of my seat! I think you'd probably love it too, anyway much love and thanks for the content!
I don't know if anyone has told you (or maybe you've already seen it) but there is a sequel movie that takes place after the show ends. It's entitled El Camino
We go through the same experience that a lot of the characters go through where despite knowing Walt is awful.... He is still able to convince you that he is redeemable. You still weirdly want to root for him. This show provides so many perspectives that are all worth exploring.
I have to say, I love how the characters are placed in the shot at 15:27. I remember watching a video of Rian Johnson discussing how he placed his characters on screen for the opening sequence of Glass Onion and the scattering of characters in the fore/mid/background was very similar.
Halfway through watching Better Call Saul, and it occurred to me that Alfred Hitchcock would absolutely love these series. IMO, they are much more up his alley than what people usually label a "Hitchcockian twist." He was obsessed with pushing regular people into extreme situations, and even invaded traditionalist suburbia in stories like Shadow of a Doubt and The Trouble With Harry. BB and BCS both give weight to the mundane amidst the unusual, just like Hitchcock does in Rear Window. It's striking the right balance between plot and daily minutia that helps flesh out the characters and give them so much texture.
Fun fact : most folks don't realize how much Walt has already become the villian because thats exactly what he is in this season but it really shows with Ted saying hes got children & is basically Chis Reeves from the neck down & told Skylar that will never speak a single word💯 You're going to like this season more than the last one especially once it gets up to the middle of this season , it doesn't slow down after that all the way to the very end of the series , its all way more intense from like episode 6 or 7 all the way to the series finale in episode 16 regardless if everyone seems to love seasons 3 & 4 the most 👍 & btw , ..... just remember the scene in this episode of Hank & Gomie searching around in Gustavo's burnt up meth lab because that has so much important significance in *Better Call Saul* , yet most folks never catch it😁
Walt was a morally grey character until the end of Season 4. As soon as he poisoned and risked the life of a child for personal gain he went beyond redemption.
5:07 - 'if you ever played GTA V' - oh you're going to have a weird moment in a certain episode of Better Call Saul also I think you only like to say positive things about cinematography, that's why you never talk about the 'mexico' filter amusingly, a strong magnetic field could corrupt a hard drive but it's not in the way jesse demonstrates with his hand - it's b/c every bit of data 1 or 0 is encoded as magnetic north or south region in the actual disc (on a HDD, SSD is different)
Jeez, I forgot how uncomfortable and gross that “I forgive you” was. Hits extra hard because the scenes where they were coming up with the gambling story are much more recent in your reaction vs watching the show in real time, and Skylar genuinely wanted that apology Walt only gave her as acting practice. Then he has the audacity to force her into an apology she didn’t even give.
Man I love this season. Which is weird cause this is the darkest season by far. For obvious reasons, mainly it's the culmination of everything but it's reality in a way, of that lifestyle. Which is why Better Call saul suprised me even more than Breaking bad. Cause I thought there wasn't much more they could do, even with going back like they did. But boy was I wrong. And gladly so. Thank you for you reactions. Something I look foward to and will continue too as you go on this journey with these shows. And i dont know how you call things everytime. You've guessed right now like 5 times.
Gus comes back to life in BCS in a huge way !!! Gus is also a Sith lord in the Star wars series "The Mandolorian . Netflix's " Peaky Blinders is in IMO as good or better than BB .It may be a British thing as I'm American and I dig all the dialects over there but it is a hell of a series . Tom Hardy & Cillian Murphy together are hard to beat .
There are very few shows of a similar caliber to BB. I understand that you're going to do BCS, so that's a good one. You should do The Wire. Without question. You should probably do The Sopranos. Maybe Deadwood? Have you done Band of Brothers? It's a mini-series, but it's definitely worth your time.
If Ted just paid the IRS when Skylar advised him and Saul gave him the exact amount…he wouldn’t have ended up in the hospital.
Yeah I might be heartless for saying this. But the guy had plenty of opportunities to make things right and just pay the IRS. Man got the money handed to him and he bought a car. He put himself in that hospital bed.
@@chaseb5376 he was a normal person
@@Lucascabron A normal person would be smart enough to pay the IRS instead of being actually brain-dead and using the money on anything else.
@@MugenHeadNinja😂😂 100% agree
It's funny how Howard gets a similar demise in BCS except a lot worse
Really appreciated your point about Walter being at peak villain and how the writers allowed his character to get there over 5 seasons and not 2 or 3. This shows momentum starts flying in this last season and it’s so much better because they took their time to get there.
You are the loudspeaker for my mind, I was about to comment the same thing.
Lots to learn how to turn villain…I’m looking at you Lucas film for anakin.
When you rewatch the show you truly gain an appreciation for how patient the writers were. His character change was so organic and never once felt forced.
@@WARdROBEPlaysWWIIwatch the Clone Wars and you’ll see that development. Definitely highly recommend it
The breakfast with bacon on Walt’s birthday is a common thread through the show. It started in the pilot with 50. A unique way to remind viewers how much time has actually passed during the course of the series.
very excited for this, season 5 is (in my opinion) the greatest season of the show. the finale is an absolute masterpiece.
S5 is so good. Particularly the second half of the season is flawless. This is going to be a fun ride!
Season 4 was always my favorite, season 5 is good but i dont like how weirdly forced the neo-nazis being included feels. It was like they were scrambling to find a new "villain" for walter.
OZYMANDIAS
@@Buttcakes15 I met a traveller from an antique land,
Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed;
And on the pedestal, these words appear:
My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;
Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.”
@@wildmoose3979 and then you watch that scene… and it all comes together. Brilliant.
The theory of Walt adopting mannerisms from people he kills really starts to shine in this season. That shot when he's just staring at Saul looks very much like Gus. There'll be a few more times this season where you can tell he's invoking Gus, it's pretty wild.
like in a video game where each time you defeat a boss you gain some of their powers. also there's something like that in the movie El Topo, that would be a crazy movie to react to
Oh my god man I forgot about Walt's incredibly chilling hug and "I forgive you"
That moment was like something out of an old-school mafia movie.
Stoked for this season. You get to see the real Walt a lot more.
I'm not a big fan of the idea that a corruption arc equals somebody "showing their true self." A lot of shit had to happen before Walt sank this low IMO. That being said, this season is incredible and I'm also looking forward to it.
@@XxOnyxStudiosxX Yeah true for example I think Jane's death did trigger a really big change inside him. Ur probably right there
So this is the point where you start to realize that Saul actually does have some moral boundaries. Especially in Seasons 4 and 5 you can tell the writers started giving Saul more depth and emotion, something that obviously carries over into Better Call Saul
Having Jim Beaver on screen for a moment and doing a shot from car trunk... Supernatural fanboy in me is geeking out every time.
Bobby's the best!
Season 5 is so weird because seasons 2, 3, and 4, can be described as “the same but different” with season 1 being an outlier because it was cut short, but season 5 just inverses everything the past seasons were, creating the dark downfall of Walt, Jesse, Hank, and the rest. Watching season 5 feels like being in a car with no brakes, and you can see the brick wall coming.
Ted's pulse stays constant in the whole thing. He ain't lying
Season 5 really started with Walter high on some Batman Supervillain shit. It really manages to be simultaneously intensely dramatic AND deliriously entertaining. :)
"This dude looks like a Batman villain" 🤣 that scene never fails to crack me up.
Walter is the perfect example of "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
He was never really a good person though, even in the beginning he was only passive he never did good things for the sake of it
Actually, I think the perfect example of that is Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight
@@Empty-Mask
He has done some good things, regardless of his motive for doing them
He has saved Jesse even when he didn’t need to, because he cares about him deep down inside
idk big bro its lowkey more like you either stay a bitch or become the villain in this case
Uh, at what point in this show was Walt anything one could consider a hero?
New Hampshire man here. Live free or die is indeed our motto and it’s the best one babyyyy!!
My favorite overlooked continuity error in this show is when he asks his neighbor Becky to check to see if the stove was on… I guess she walked past all that bomb making shit and saw the stove was off and said yup you’re all good Walter 😂🤣
To be fair I doubt she’d know wtf that was, but still would be weird lol
12:16 got me giddy. The way you call some of this stuff right before it happens is *chefs kiss*
If I'm not mistaken, they wrote the opening scene with the m60 in the trunk without even knowing where they would go with the script, the scenario was Walter had a new identity and was buying the gun, now how do we get him to that point?
You are correct! We had to wait so long watching this to figure out what it was for.
Wow you are really great at guessing what will happen in the series before even watching it
I don't believe this guy....he already watched the serie before. It's impossible that he's guessing every fck episode. Like come on...even the reactions are so weak
@@marwankamili31 maybe yes. but again he is a film maker maybe that makes him good at guessing where the story is going
It’s crazy that they filmed the opening scene not knowing where they were gonna do take it yet.
This show has entered a whole other stratosphere.
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Yep. Walter White thinks he's the new Gustavo Fring, the new King of Albuquerque.
"You either die a Hero or live long enough to see yourself become a Villain."
- Harvey Dent from The Dark Knight.
Breaking Bad, Season 5 is the Beginning of the End.
William Holden tripped on a rug in his resistance in Santa Monica, hit his head on a piece of furniture and died about 30 minutes later, he was not found until days later. I remember the news of this at the time.
The best thing about this show aside from the acting. Is the writing the storytelling the progression of the story... Every character's arc in this series from beginning to end is earned. No head-scratching plot, twists During the series run because the story telling got stale! Breaking Bad Most certainly did not suffer that issue
I am so excited for you to experience this last season.
Oh it’s a JOURNEY
@@JamesVSCinema Nothing can prepare you for how hard Vince Gilligan goes in this season. So happy to be along for the ride
This is one of the most thrilling final seasons of television I've ever seen. I'm so excited for these reactions. What I would give to experience this show for the first time again!
Season 5 is among the greatest seasons of any show, ever.
Only season I would put above it or on its level is season 4 of The Wire
@@Thouxanbanquincy also a tier 1 series!
I forgot how funny the cop's reaction was to the magnet bullshit lmao
Huell is happy now 😊
Reasonably
Absolutely love it when breaking bad reactors completely nail it on the head with whats going to happen 🤣 good job James 😁
I'm always super exited to see a new episode of your BB reaction pop up. When i'm no longer dirt poor, i'll hop on your patreon lol
No worries at all g, I’m grateful to ya already! Cheers!
One of if not the best current reactors out there right now, big ups and big love James
Much love homie
This dude looks like a batman villain 16:16 😂😂
One thing I love about Jessie is his physicality in the acting especially compared to the stillness of other characters in the scene
Just wanna say, I can't wait for the end... and then for you to realize how long we all waited before El Camino came out... And then you get to finally feel complete. Enjoy these episodes! The movie is a treat at the end we never really expected!
I appreciate you. Love your profile man!
This season really kicks off with a bang. I mean for the most part, Season 4 ended where it looked as if everything for the most part was wrapped up. And that flash forward to his 52nd birthday where he gets a new car and an M60, Vince Gilligan said that he and the writers has no clue what the gun would be used for to why Walt had a full head of hair and a beard, but they figured out what it would be used for and why Walt isn’t going by his name in this scene by the time the series ended. Great reaction James, keep up the great work!
The New Hampshire motto goes HARD.
Everybody forgets about Mike up to that scene
"at the helm of villainy right now" Helm Of Villainy is a sick band name
Keep in mind, season 5 is actually two smaller seasons with 8 episodes each.
Whatever gets us to BCS faster!
@@kaitlinsullivan3134 better call Saul has such a special place in my heart my god
We should make James wait a few months between 8/9 like we did
@@levsco_nah
I didn't know this, they actually waiting months to release the second half of the season?
season 5 is literally the dessert with the meal man. youve had the appetizers salads and entrees now its time for that grande finale to dinner service
Mike talking about the laptop situation is absolutely legendary
Walts gun dealer was also in the HBO series Deadwood. Probably the greatest western series ever. If you haven't seen omg don't miss it.
If you haven't seen it, and you truly do want to see other shows of this caliber, you should check out Sons of Anarchy next. Great show with some pretty fantastic direction and cinematography as well.
That last scene, “I forgive you.” Reminded me of the “Am I not merciful?!” scene from Gladiator.
I love how many times they end up back at the junkyard.
That 'I forgive you' was CHILLING.😮
i’ll like to see by the end of the show if walter is redeemable still in your eyes
It goes to say that Walter will try to get rid of anything that will keep Jesse away from the grind.
Hey James! Been loving your content for a while now, wanted to suggest The Shield! It's hard to summarize it concisely; but it's about corrupt cops and good cops, societal issues, and interpersonal relationships. It came out right after the sopranos and right before breaking bad, it's like if those two shows had a baby. Definitely some influence from it in Breaking Bad, the main character has some strong Hank Schrader vibes! Also the detective interrogation scenes every episode are usually my favorite parts, the whole show had me on the edge of my seat! I think you'd probably love it too, anyway much love and thanks for the content!
I think you just peaked in terms of the quality of your intros. Nailed it.
Fun fact: this epispde was apparently nearly titled "IFT2", to create a parallel between the end moments of this and S3E3.
I don't know if anyone has told you (or maybe you've already seen it) but there is a sequel movie that takes place after the show ends.
It's entitled El Camino
no one has mentioned this or commented it ever before
@@mcm4point2o I haven't heard him say anything about it. As far as I can tell he went straight to Better Call Saul
Genuinely so excited for him to react to this season. The best is yet to come.
Probably the best written season of television, until seasons 3-6 of Better Call Saul.
We go through the same experience that a lot of the characters go through where despite knowing Walt is awful.... He is still able to convince you that he is redeemable. You still weirdly want to root for him. This show provides so many perspectives that are all worth exploring.
9:25 Seeing this scene hits hard after watching Better Call Saul...
I have to say, I love how the characters are placed in the shot at 15:27. I remember watching a video of Rian Johnson discussing how he placed his characters on screen for the opening sequence of Glass Onion and the scattering of characters in the fore/mid/background was very similar.
Levels and levels all over within this series.
You’ve watched this stuff before. Great acting. Here’s your Oscar.
That's what I was thinking.... and his reactions are so fake 🤣
Lucy the Server is one of my favorite blink-and-you'll-miss TV characters. Cheerful and attentive without being overbearing.
Halfway through watching Better Call Saul, and it occurred to me that Alfred Hitchcock would absolutely love these series. IMO, they are much more up his alley than what people usually label a "Hitchcockian twist." He was obsessed with pushing regular people into extreme situations, and even invaded traditionalist suburbia in stories like Shadow of a Doubt and The Trouble With Harry. BB and BCS both give weight to the mundane amidst the unusual, just like Hitchcock does in Rear Window. It's striking the right balance between plot and daily minutia that helps flesh out the characters and give them so much texture.
Dude I love your videos so much you provide such insightful commentary. I cannot wait until you get to better call Saul you will be blown away.
I’m genuinely happy to hear this. Thanks for the feedback!
😂 "This dude looks like a Batman villain." 😂
2:04
Hold that thought for the finale.
There’s a discussion about why he did the things he did.
12:17 Look at this guy with the Sherlock Skillz
Lemme solve the case!
Not gonna lie, I'm impressed you called the magnet lol
oh who has never poisoned a kid? does not make you a bad person
Everytime Walt gets the chance to drop everything before it gets more out of control than it already is, he rejects it because his ego is stronger
😂 "what in the battlefield is that?" 😂😂
Shout out to Walt for forgiving Skyler. Nobody talks about that.
It's at this point you genuinely can't root for Walt anymore. You can understand him, but he is now beyond redemption.
With all this "Far Cry Villian" talk I'm excited for Nacho to show up in BCS.
20:28
I would not say "grow". More like we witness his downfall. Because of his pride and desire to be someone more.
Can’t believe he called the magnets
season 5 is brutal
Fun fact : most folks don't realize how much Walt has already become the villian because thats exactly what he is in this season but it really shows with Ted saying hes got children & is basically Chis Reeves from the neck down & told Skylar that will never speak a single word💯
You're going to like this season more than the last one especially once it gets up to the middle of this season , it doesn't slow down after that all the way to the very end of the series , its all way more intense from like episode 6 or 7 all the way to the series finale in episode 16 regardless if everyone seems to love seasons 3 & 4 the most 👍 & btw , .....
just remember the scene in this episode of Hank & Gomie searching around in Gustavo's burnt up meth lab because that has so much important significance in *Better Call Saul* , yet most folks never catch it😁
Yeah bitch magnets is one of my favorite lines ever. Also I dig the nsx shirt
Also, I just want to hug Saul so bad when Walt is threatening him hahaha
Man...I can't wait to see you react to the end 🤣
Walt was a morally grey character until the end of Season 4. As soon as he poisoned and risked the life of a child for personal gain he went beyond redemption.
I think maybe Mike feels ao protective of Jessie because of what happened to his son.
12:16 ... what are they gonna do, use some magnets or something?... Bruh! good prediction lol
Kid James is proud!
Walt has reached his final form, an absolute monster
Shits bonkers from here on out idek if you’re ready for what’s to come 😂
Jessie is one of the most tragic characters there is. just wait, there will be more. breaks my heart.
Bud. Welcome to one of the best seasons of tv ever. 😊
5:07 - 'if you ever played GTA V' - oh you're going to have a weird moment in a certain episode of Better Call Saul
also I think you only like to say positive things about cinematography, that's why you never talk about the 'mexico' filter
amusingly, a strong magnetic field could corrupt a hard drive but it's not in the way jesse demonstrates with his hand - it's b/c every bit of data 1 or 0 is encoded as magnetic north or south region in the actual disc (on a HDD, SSD is different)
best season in television history
Next level Walt is El Camino.
Jesse is the glue that makes the whole story work on more levels than you can count.
I think James needs to see Gone in 60 Seconds.
The real Walter died at the end of crawl space, it’s just Heisenberg now
If i recall correctly, they were originally writing Season 4 as the series finale. Despite this, S5 is just as strong as the rest of the series.
Did you say "This dude Walter. Demon time."? Lol 😭
Jeez, I forgot how uncomfortable and gross that “I forgive you” was. Hits extra hard because the scenes where they were coming up with the gambling story are much more recent in your reaction vs watching the show in real time, and Skylar genuinely wanted that apology Walt only gave her as acting practice. Then he has the audacity to force her into an apology she didn’t even give.
Man I love this season. Which is weird cause this is the darkest season by far. For obvious reasons, mainly it's the culmination of everything but it's reality in a way, of that lifestyle. Which is why Better Call saul suprised me even more than Breaking bad. Cause I thought there wasn't much more they could do, even with going back like they did. But boy was I wrong. And gladly so. Thank you for you reactions. Something I look foward to and will continue too as you go on this journey with these shows.
And i dont know how you call things everytime. You've guessed right now like 5 times.
Welcome to the most stressful TV season of everyone's lives.
everyone said to me season 5 was the best, so when i finish s4 i was thinking "how it gets better that that?"
and it just got better
No spoilers, but this season is going to break your heart so many times.
Gus comes back to life in BCS in a huge way !!! Gus is also a Sith lord in the Star wars series "The Mandolorian . Netflix's " Peaky Blinders is in IMO as good or better than BB .It may be a British thing as I'm American and I dig all the dialects over there but it is a hell of a series . Tom Hardy & Cillian Murphy together are hard to beat .
Yes, that is NHs motto
There are very few shows of a similar caliber to BB. I understand that you're going to do BCS, so that's a good one. You should do The Wire. Without question. You should probably do The Sopranos. Maybe Deadwood? Have you done Band of Brothers? It's a mini-series, but it's definitely worth your time.
Walter White is now the main villain of the show!