Seasons rankings recap:

Imo it's easily 5>4>3>2>1. Breaking up S5, it's 5b>4>3=5a>2>1. That's just me, though. For consensus, I tabluated SE's rankings in this thread, and the real answer according to SE is:

5b>4>3>5a>2>1

S4 pretty much = S3, but there's a tiny edge, and I can't do >= on my phone anyway. Data below, based upon a 1-6 pt ordered scoring system, with 15 sets of rankings since the finale.

5b = 84
4 = 71
3 = 69
5a = 47
2 = 31
1 = 19

Netflix users obv caught up with the show

this was the case for me. watched the first 4.5 season on netflix.

the wait between finishing s4 and waiting like 4 (maybe longer) months for netflix to release s5a was rough. and amc didnt help, they were airing like one episode a month and i could never catch them in time to dvr it.

i went on a 16 episode binge when i started the series.

I don't have the Gus boner most have. He's great and all but isn't a major favorite of mine.

Besides Walt and Jesse, it's a toss up between Mike and Hank for me. Hank is probably the "deepest" secondary character of the show.

What was the problem people had with S2?

It entered GOAT territory during that year for me.

Guess I am just ahead of the curve.

Thought homeland premiere was very strong.

Still pretty rustling they passed on having the goat first season of television.

Disappointed we didn't see the grand return of a GOAT minor character who you could barely stand to look at.

interesting I didn't know that. would have been awesome for sure.


I thought the premier was pretty weak, but looking back a lot happened, I just don't GAF about any of these characters anymore.

Mostly butthurt over the "contrived" ending.

Yeah, been awhile since I watched it but remember finding the entire bear/pool framing device and final EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED message of that season to be pretty lame.

but it turns out RAIDS is right, wtf?

maybe the time off helped, like Walt in his NH cabin

fyp

Rewatching MM

Season 2.7 opening scene car salesman looked familiar...

Gomie was great.

Ever since he grew his beard to match his bush

/Hank

I think he was the only guy who was locally cast.

I can't get enough of the song from the finale's end credits

Badfinger is an excellent, long under-appreciated band. Sad story, though.

great song. It fit perfectly obv.

alright, finally watched BB final ep. It's prob pretty sad my first thought at the end was "in TV logic world he could've just passed out..."

Didn't like the start of the ending either but with most TV endings being just terrible it's pretty great in comparison and I laughed when badger popped up as the assassin (even tho I'm sure everyone figured out something was up by then) then they did go full circle on a lot of things in the last 15 minutes that didn't even feel rushed.

In on the hate 5a camp, first two eps were completely unwatchable for me.

Without SE I probably would've never watched this show much less the entirety of it so to you all.

I figure the saul spinoff will be a flop like every other "this show is popular let's do a spinoff" that turned into a lol flop.

I guess among the GOAT show discussion I've only seen BB and the Wire. I liked BB better b/c of the more action/faster pace.

There's an time great show poll in OOTV. I was going to make a post but **** that forum. This thread is much better.

Which reminds me...everyone go watch Hannibal season 1 so we can all talk about it in this thread.

saul spinoff thought

the final scene of the finale should be saul in his office, secretary calls in..."walter white and jesse pinkman are here to see you" "send them in" executive producer vince gilligan


also just started watching s1 of GoT after finishing the first book. <3 that carcetti is littlefinger lol

You mean like Fraiser, Family Matters, Law & Order: ___, CSI: __, Maude, The Jeffersons, Pinky and the Brain...? Why did they even do those? They were such flops!

I think more like Joey, SBTB College Years, Time of Your Life, The Lone Gunmen, etc.

There are way more bad spin offs than good ones.

So the point is don't do them?

I'm not even sure your statement is true, I listed as many shows as you and I could list more. I don't know the numbers on it, but neither do you so how can you say that with any confidence?

Anyway, it's completely ******ed to judge Better Call Saul before seeing one second of it based on 'Joey'. Saul is a great character that can be used in a lot of ways that would be hilarious/awesome.

http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,2033...730604,00.html

There's 15.

Also, the various Law and Order/CSI shows are franchises, not spin offs.

So my statement is true, thanks for playing the being wrong with confidence game.