What is so special about breaking bad?

Breaking Bad is a show with amazing showrunners. It depicts science and the world of drug empires accurately. At times it is so accurate that you can learn stuff by watching the show – though I suggest you don’t try building a drug empire and manufacturing methamphetamine just by watching the montages in the show.

What episode does breaking bad start getting good?

But if you’re determined to plow forward, the tl;dr answer is: watch until the middle of S2 — say, Ep. #208, “Better Call Saul.” If you don’t like it by then, chances are it’s not a good fit with your taste in TV. Breaking Bad is all about character development and intense and emotional storyline.

Is the first season of Breaking Bad good?

The two highest-rated episodes from Breaking Bad Season 1 are the pilot and “Crazy Handful of Nothin’.” The latter landed a 9.3-star rating on IMDb, making it the best of the season. However, the pilot didn’t fall far behind. It snagged a 9.1 rating, the only other first-season installment to surpass nine stars.

How many hours does it take to finish Breaking Bad?

The average “Breaking Bad” episode, for example, is 47 minutes long, but the total it returns for the the full 62 episodes over the show’s five seasons is 2 days, 14 hours — or 62 hours.

Did Breaking Bad have a ‘bad’ season?

Unlike many shows, Breaking Bad didn’t have a “bad” season, and even offered up some of its best episodes in its final year. So, why would Gilligan pull the plug just as things were getting interesting?

What happened to Breaking Bad’s Walter White?

Bryan Cranston’s Y-Front-wearing Walter White took the show to glory as the cancer-riddled chemistry teacher who swapped suburban life for his own meth empire. Unlike many shows, Breaking Bad didn’t have a “bad” season, and even offered up some of its best episodes in its final year.

What is the message of Breaking Bad?

Breaking Bad is about the failure of society. It represents a society that creates only people who are evil or stupid or uncaring. There are no good people in Breaking Bad. I am capable of watching and enjoying shows about the dystopia of the current world but I need some hope.

Why is Walt so unlikeable in Breaking Bad?

Walt isn’t an unlikeable character because he is bad. He is unlikeable because it is disheartening to watch someone make the same mistakes over and over again. Breaking Bad has an unusually small central cast and—in my opinion, annoyingly—the characters do not get to interact with one another.