Bryan Cranston up for more Breaking Bad

http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/05/30/bryan-cranston-open-to-more-breaking-bad

This is interesting. If you haven't seen the end of the show don't read this article.

Very interesting indeed

It would be awesome to see Bryan Cranston as the quirky, sciency guy he was before Breaking Bad.

Don't know. Something tells me his life prior to his Heisenberg alter ego wouldn't be as exciting a story or even the beginning of the show when he was just some genius trying to cook meth in an RV with the loveable dolt Jessie. I loved those early days. But we can hope.

i read this in the morning, its just Bryan Cranston saying he doesnt know but "never say never", could be a connected show in the future with a ton of references!

Didn't the show end

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with him collapsed on the floor? Was it ever said for certain he was dead.? They could retcon it so that he lived, and then escapes and does some Heisenberg level shit

That would be Breaking Bad 'jumping the shark'.

Originally posted by Lestov16
Didn't the show end

Spoiler:
with him collapsed on the floor? Was it ever said for certain he was dead.? They could retcon it so that he lived, and then escapes and does some Heisenberg level shit

Nah, the show ended perfectly. I'd prefer they don't **** it up.

I wouldn't mind if Better Call Saul jumps into the future sometimes to check up on Walter White's family and the ramifications of

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His death

Originally posted by Robtard
That would be Breaking Bad 'jumping the shark'.

I wouldn't have minded if Walt Jack Bauer'd his way out of everything.

Breaking (out of prison) Bad?

Nah.

turns out Walt had a back full of tattoos that would aid him in escaping his imprisonment.

No. Just no.@thread

Originally posted by Robtard
That would be Breaking Bad 'jumping the shark'.

He gets resurrected in Godzilla 2.

Kills the beast with blue meth...

NO...!NO PREQUELS IN TV NO...,NO!!!!! It would ruin the original product. This is just a ploy to milk a dead horse. I like my milk fresh, please.

I didn't like the end of the show, but yeah, this just sounds strange.

Recently Bryan Cranston did an interview where he said that

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Walt wasn't really dead. Something about not seeing a body, and that he received no direction as to the fact that he [Walt] was now dead.

Personally, I'm always worried about having too much of a good thing. And Breaking Bad ending perfectly.

the finale showed him laying on the floor dying, not dead.. but the show ended the way it should, i thought.. they could have gotten more out of it, that's for sure.. the good thing about breaking bad ending is that it ended on the upswing..