Fans of AMC's Breaking Bad have once again been thrown for a loop this week with the show winding down to it's very last three episodes. The fanatics (of which there are seemingly millions) have had an anxious week, especially off the heels of its most recent true-to-form cliff hanger this past Sunday's eve, cherry-topping what has already been a soul-stirring and anxiety-ridden month for the show's enthusiasts. With the impending doom of Walt, Jesse and all of their constituents looming large in the minds of its cult-like followers, the tale of a cancer-diagnosed chemistry teacher turned meth mogul has captivated the hearts and interests of what seems to be every other person in the country and abroad. What started as a rags-to-riches prototype has transcended into the upper-echelon of pop culture, firmly cementing a place for the Walt/Heisenberg moniker in the trophy shelf labelled 'TV icons'.
After yesterday's announcement of AMC's solidifying the rights to Better Call Saul, a prequel spinoff featuring everyone's favorite conniving attorney, it appears AMC's devoted legion has something to look forward. Promising to be a formidable back-story to the evolution of the sheisty and pragmatic lawyer, Better Call Saul is at the forefront of every fanboy's wet dream in the world of Heisenberg.
To add a bit of levity to a heart-wrenching month for Breaking Bad's fan base, our dear fam at Late Night With Jimmy Fallon released a hilarious, if not epic, spoof of the volatile series featuring Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, and Bob Odenkirk. An absolute must for followers and a real treat for those who have borne witness to the awesome spectacle of Breaking Bad. Hilarity ensues after the drop:
