If anything on television in the last few months has merited the five stages of grief, it was Breaking Bad. There was the denial, watching old episodes and pretending you were at the start. Then there was anger, manifested in a vague fury at Vince Gilligan and his godlike powers. And when bargaining came along (it's the step before depression and acceptance, of course), most of us didn't have the ability to actually offer anything to Gilligan and AMC to keep the show going. But billionaire and D...
$75 Million For Three More Episodes Of Breaking Bad? One Hollywood Mogul Tried It
Cinema Blend - 9 Oct 2013 23:49
If anything on television in the last few months has merited the five stages of grief, it was Breaking Bad. There was the denial, watching old episodes and pretending you were at the start. Then there was anger, manifested in a vague fury at Vince Gilligan and his godlike powers. And when bargaining came along (it's the step before depression and acceptance, of course), most of us didn't have the ability to actually offer anything to Gilligan and AMC to keep the show going. But billionaire and D...
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