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It's Goodfellas and Dances with Wolves all over again here at AVC.

The piece is definitely well-written, but the writer just comes off as a contrarian.

Felina is perhaps my least favorite in the entire series.

I still can't decide whether Crawl Space or Ozymandias is BB's best episode.

Fellating is almost always never bad.

Ah, contrarians, the best kind of people on the internet.

He was basically just a plot device, a stock killer.

All that "Who Goes There" had was that fancy tracking shot. It didn't even provide enough suspense or tension.

The green-eared killer was that terrifying?

Mavs vs. Spurs was the showdown, not Heat vs. Pacers!

Yeah, Jesse would've been a loose end. Other than that, Ozymandias is practically the perfect end point.

Walt dying inside the car in Felina would've been perfect. The plot that plays out in the finale could be some sort of grounded fantasy, a plan on how he would want things to end. But he doesn't deserve to go out like that, thus a shot after the credits is shown that he indeed died in the car sad, bitter, and alone.

For the sake of being a contrarian?

So much irony, just so much.

I seriously wanna see a "worst finale" tournament.

The thing about Granite State is that it leads to the unsatisfying conclusion of the show, Felina. Things could've ended at Ozymandias and I wouldn't have minded it one bit.

Ozymandias is far and away so much better than everything that's in this tournament. This little competition may be useless, but hey, at least this will remind people how remarkable Breaking Bad truly was. I miss that goddamn show.

Yeah, I can't believe many were fooled by glitter Hollywood stars (who did well acting-wise, to be fair, but the material was just eh).

Same sentiments here. TD had great acting and had swell direction and cinematography. The writing, however, well, yeah.

TD being pretentious was my main issue with it. I'll take a boring show over one that's written in such a manner. Heisenbird is infuriated by the pretentious.