If Walter White doesn't die on Sunday's Breaking Bad series finale, that's just fine with me.
That's not to say I'm rooting for Walt (Bryan Cranston) to storm into the neo-Nazi's meth-making compound full of anti-hero machismo and mow down Todd (Jesse Plemons), Jack (Michael Bowen) and maybe even Jesse (Aaron Paul) with a hail of M60 bullets. I'm by no means advocating that, after all the horrible things Walt has done in the name of money and power, he still deserves to win. I'm just saying he doesn't have to lose...
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This week, ABC launched its online companion series to Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Declassified," in conjunction with the series premiere. An Internet genius decided to combine Breaking Bad with the Seinfeld theme music and laugh track and turn AMC's dark drama into a quirky comedy, whileDean Norris gave us a hint at what might be next for Hank Schraeder. In other AMC-related content, College Humor hilariously pondered why no one's watching Low Winter Sun. And, Homeland fans who are gearing up for the Season 3 premiere on Sunday can check out the Abu Nazir Acting School, as well as Homeland: The Musical. Check out those clips and more in our weekly roundup of the best online videos:
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He is the one who returns: Bryan Cranston will reprise his role as Ted's former boss Hammond Druthers on How I Met Your Mother later this season, CBS announced Wednesday.
How I Met Your Mother: Ranking Ted's girlfriends
The Breaking Bad star appeared in two ...
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The entire Breaking Bad cast appeared on Conan Monday night and (thankfully) barely touched upon the show's upcoming series finale. Instead of giving viewers an hour of vague teases that don't reveal anything, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and the rest of the gang did what they do best: entertain the hell out of us.
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[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from Sunday's episode of Breaking Bad. Read at your own risk.]
On Sunday's episode of Breaking Bad, Walter White was a dead man walking — and not just because he's a wanted criminal.
Breaking Bad postmortem: Can Walter White be redeemed?
Although Walt (Bryan Cranston) makes his escape to a snowy cabin in New Hampshire via Saul's (Bob Odenkirk) "vacuum repair guy" (Robert Forster), he slowly becomes ...
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