Below you can check out a preview for the series finale to Breaking Bad, episode 516, “Felina.”
The episode has been extended by 15 minutes in length to 75 minutes, so be sure to set your DVRs accordingly.
The season finale of Breaking Bad airs Sunday, September 29th at 9pm ET starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul.
AMC has also announced a Breaking Bad marathon staring this Wednesday through Sunday, which will lead into the series finale.
A contest is also underway for fans to win a trip to Los Angeles to watch the Breaking Bad season finale with the shows stars, with Aaron Paul even picking the winner up at the airport.
Aaron Paul rented out the Hollywood Forever Cemetary with tickets selling out in 60 seconds.
All proceeds for the event go to benefit his wife’s charity, KindCampaign.
To enter, head on over to Omaze.com. Each entry will set you back $10.
You and a friend will “cook” with Aaron Paul & Bryan Cranston before watching the Breaking Bad finale together
Flight & hotel included (Aaron will pick you up at LAX)
Every entry supports Kind Campaign’s efforts to combat the negative effects of bullying
Aaron is throwing an amazing party with Cinespia at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery to celebrate the finale, and you will be his guests of honor. You’ll roll up in an RV with Aaron, throw on the Hazmat suits, do a little cooking, and then watch both the pilot episode and finale with the entire cast on a movie-sized screen, before celebrating together at the private, star-studded after party.
Update: The contest also comes with perks, as the more times you enter the better the perk. The top perk is an official Hazmat suit and gas mask signed by Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston as well as a signed bag of Blue Sky, signed t-shirt, and a personal video from Aaron.
Breaking Bad is down to its final two episodes, and Aaron Paul, Jesse Pinkman in the series, recently talked about it on Jimmy Kimmel.
Aaron Paul remarks that he is just a fan of the show as everyone else is, and constantly gets questioned on the last two episodes and how Breaking Bad ends.
Regarding those two episodes, Paul offers they are even more intense than last week’s.
“You know last week’s episode was petty messy. The final two episodes are so much more messier. It goes to a place that…it gets so crazy that I can’t wait for people to see how it all plays out,” he said.
Aaron Paul also rented out the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, which sold out in sixty seconds, where he will be playing the series pilot followed by the series finale.
“It sold out in 60 seconds. All the proceeds are going to my wife’s charity, KindCampaign,” he said.
The final two episodes of Breaking Bad have been announced to be extended by about 15 minutes by the series co-executive producer and writer Peter Gould.
“Granite State” airs this Sunday, September 22nd at 9pm ET; the Breaking Bad series finale “Felina” is set to air Sunday, September 29th.
Breaking Bad stars Bryan Cranston as Walter White and Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman. You can catch up on past seasons on Netflix, which has been a huge hit for the streaming video company. AMC also announced aBreaking Badspinoff with Let’s Call Saul starring Bob Odenkirk as the shysty lawyer, Saul Goodman.
Check out previews for the second last episode of Breaking Bad with “Granite State”:
Following last night’s episode of Breaking Bad, “Ozymandias,” Dean Norris appeared on the live talk show, Talking Dead, hosted by Chris Hardwick.
Spoilers follow.
Dean Norris talks about the events leading to and what occurred in the episode with the death of Hank Shrader.
Norris goes on to mention how Breaking Bad series writer Vince Gilligan took the character from a jock to one of the more popular, complex and interesting characters on the show.
Comedian Bill Hader thinks that Hank Shrader was the mirror image to Bryan Cranston’s Walter White as Hank was a good person and a better father. It’s joked that Walter White showed more attention to his newborn while kidnapping her than any other time during the show.
Having been in the works for months, it is now confirmed that the Breaking Bad Saul Goodman TV series has finally been green lit with a deal reached between the show’s creator, Vince Gilligan, AMC and Sony Pictures TV.
Deadline has it that the working title for the new series is “Better Call Saul,” with a one-hour prequel ordered that will focus on the evolution of the Goodman character before he ever became Walter White’s lawyer.
It’s also stated a full series looks to be picked up depending on further negotiations with the Gilligan and the Studio. Apparently, Netflix is also interested in a Saul Goodman series, as they are said to be extremely happy with how Breaking Bad has been performing on their steaming service.
The character of Saul Goodman, played by Bob Odenkirk, first appeared in Breaking Bad Season 2 quickly becoming a fan-favorite. Basically Goodman is a sleazy lawyer who will bend the law depending on the amount of money.
As Deadline notes, Gilligan has been high on the idea for over a year.
“I would love to see a Saul Goodman spinoff,” Gilligan said in a previous interview. “I like the idea of a lawyer show in which the main lawyer will do anything it takes to stay out of a court of law. He’ll settle on the courthouse steps, whatever it takes to stay out of the courtroom. That would be fun — I would like that.”
Breaking Bad is down to its last three episodes starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul airing Sunday nights on AMC at 9pm ET.
Breaking Bad is down to its last three episodes as the series that started in January of 2008 comes to a close at the end of September after five seasons.
Breaking Bad stars Bryan Cranston as Walter White, a 50-year-old high school chemistry teacher who comes down with cancer and turns to drug dealing to support his family after his death.
Walter White, also known as the infamous Heisenberg, befriends an old student of his, Jess Pinkman, a low-level drug dealer and junkie, played by Aaron Paul. Together the duo “cook” crystal meth, the purest anyone has ever seen making the drug highly lucrative and dangerous as well.
The series also stars Anna Gunn as Skylar White, Walter’s wife, and Dean Norris as Hank Shader, the White’s brother-in-law who happens to be a DEA Agent. Rounding out the cast is Betsy Brandt as Marie Schrader, RJ Mitte as Walter White, Jr., and Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman the up-to-no-good-lawyer who may be getting his own spinoff series. Past seasons of Breaking Bad can be caught up through Netflix.
No spoilers here, but Breaking Bad isn’t just about drugs and easy money as it’s more of a chess match between White and just about everybody else with the added drama of his work, friends, family and enemies thrown in.
After last night’s episode, series star Bryan Cranston was featured on Talking Bad, the live talk show hosted by Chris Hardwick, where the actor discusses the show stating fans will be satisfied with the end to Breaking Bad. You can watch the full 7-minute segment with Cranston below.
AMC also announced details on the Breaking Bad Complete Series Blu-Ray that comes packaged in a special barrel similar to the laundered money stored by Walter White.
There are only a few episodes left before we say good-bye to Breaking Bad, but details on the complete series Blu-Ray have become available.
The series stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul as the two go from a high school chemistry teacher and pot-head to hard core drug lords.
Sony released the Blu-Ray details for the Breaking Bad: The Complete Series where we see the packaging looks familiar as it resembles Walter White’s barrel of money.
The set comes with 16 dics featuring 62 episodes and 55 hours of extras, and we also see a Los PollosHermanos apron as well as some artwork and photos of the cast.
E! News featured the story in a segment that aired last night on television following the Chelsea Lately Show, with the episode having replayed today at Noon ET.
The segment that Cosmic Book News gets featured on during E! News is their run-down in regards to true and false rumors and stories. When it came to our Bryan Cranston as Lex Luthor story, E! News stated they weren’t sure; that reps weren’t available, and that it has caused no backlash.
Possible spoiler – sorta – if you haven’t watched the latest episode of Breaking Bad, but a fan went and substituted the controversial Miley Cyrus performance at the MTV Video Music Awards for the scene featuring Hank and Marie watching Bryan Cranston’s confession. This is classic.
Bryan Cranston has been cast as LexLuthor in what is said to be at least a six “appearance” deal (think of Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury popping up in every Marvel movie in the run-up to Avengers) and may be as high as ten.
Look for the official announcement to follow the conclusion to the final season of Breaking Bad as WB wants to dovetail off the end of that.
Regarding Ben Affleck, we are told he has allegedly a 13-appearance deal for Batman.
DC is going to have all of their main characters liberally appearing or at least mentioned in all of their movies to portray a more connected world than what Marvel Studios has done so far.
DC also does have major interest in bringing Matt Damon into the Justice League now that Affleck is on board, and it is rumored that he is being considered for Aquaman or Martian Manhunter.
Regarding Mark Strong playing LexLuthor, the one thing that worked a bit against him was that he was already Sinestro — and still could be again.
“Cranston truly is a dream casting for Luthor,” we’re told.
Bryan Cranston achieved super stardom portraying Walter White in the hit TV series Breaking Bad, and now the actor says he is interested in tackling LexLuthor for Zack Snyder’s Superman/Batman movie, sequel to Man of Steel.
“Give me a call,” he said, with Metro adding it was with a grin. “I like LexLuthor. I think he’s misunderstood. He’s a loveable, sweet man,” Cranston offered.
Cranston plays a chemistry teacher sticken by cancer turned crystal meth maker and cartel boss known as “Heisenberg” in a role that sees the character undergo extreme transformation from a loving husband and father to a major player in the drug scene due to his ability to create a pure form of the drug coupled with a keen intellect.
During previous seasons of Breaking Bad, many fans have pointed out that Cranston’s Walter White mirrors LexLuthor with his shear ruthlessness and cunning smarts. Actually in an episode, Walter White is even described as looking like Lex (video below).
Bryan Cranston also has a starring role in the upcoming Godzilla 2014 movie where he plays another super smart character in the form of a scientist.
Mark Strong is also rumored for the role of LexLuthor in Man of Steel 2, and a former Lex has expressed interest as well with Michael Rosenbaum.
Superman/Batman, the sequel to Man of Steel, goes into production next year for a 2015 release starring Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne and Diane Lane.
For more news on the Man of Steel and related movies head on over to the Cosmic Book NewsSuperman movie hub.
Breaking Bad returned to AMC last night to complete its fifth and final season with Badger offering up his take on Star Trek.
In a scene at Jesse’s house, Badger went on to describe his Star Trek script featuring a pie eating contest between Kirk, Spock and Chekov.
For me personally, it brought up memories of Stand By Me, but Badger’s own pie eating contest is just as cool and gives as many laughs.
Now Badger’s Star Trek idea comes in animated form from Matt Czap (via Vulture).
Following Badger’s animated Star Trek script you can read how it came about below.
Badger’s Star Trek pitch (fact-checked by a Trek expert here) was dreamed up early in the writing of this last half of the season, when Gould and fellowBreaking Bad writer Gennifer Hutchison got into it over the true operational nature of the Trek transporter. The debate between Badger and Skinny Pete over how it works was lifted straight from their conversation. Gould, who said he was “a real Trekkie” as a kid, said he was the Skinny Pete in the argument: “I don’t want to go on a transporter because it’s essentially taking you apart and putting you back together. But Genni made a pretty good argument that that would mean there were literally 100 Captain Kirks.” He decided their debate (which no one won) was a natural way to get Gilligan’s gory lesson in transporter abuse on the show. “It would be the ultimate diet, really. Eat anything you want, and then Scotty beams it out of your stomach,” Gould said. “But like with great technology, there are terrible things that can go wrong.”
Debuting at the E3 is the following Need For Speed movie trailer which stars Aaron Paul of Breaking Bad.
Based on the video game of the same name, Need For Speed has a March 14, 2014 release also starring Michael Keaton and Dominic Cooper.
Synopsis:
Framed for a crime he didn’t commit, muscle car mechanic and street racer Tobey (Aaron Paul) gets out of prison determined to settle the score with the man responsible for his false conviction. Tobey tears up the road in a gritty cross-country journey— one that begins as a mission for revenge, but proves to be one of redemption. DreamWorks Pictures’ “Need for Speed” is directed by Scott Waugh (“Act of Valor”), and also stars Dominic Cooper, Ramon Rodriguez, Rami Malek, Imogen Poots, Dakota Johnson and Scott Mescudi.
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