Breaking Bad: Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul reading 'Felina' script + Series Finale

Breaking Bad: Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul reading "Felina" script.
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[TylerP-rslk]

“I feel sad but it’s perfect”

- Every Breaking Bad Fan After This Episode Ended.

[herecomesthepain]

Bryan Cranston: I guess there won’t be a sequel
Vince Gilligan: We’re done when I say we’re done

[hollywoodbb]

The way Bryan grabbed Aaron’s arm after saying, “but Jesse stays alive” shoes that he’s truly happy for him and excited for him.

[pneumaofficial]

"But Jesse stays alive"
For those who haven't seen their commentary series, Jesse was originally going to be killed off at the end of the first season, and it stuck as an inside joke throughout their filming

[Ronythethird]

everything about this show was just pure fucking genius

[joshpeck]

2013: “So I guess there won’t be a sequel”
2019: El Camino

[polishchesshustlers]

When Jesse escapes in a car it was the best scene. He is so full of emotions. He is laughing and crying, happy and sad at the same time. Amazing performance.

[clementsstudios]

Even the scene descriptions are well written. Its like they're reading a book. Vince truly is a master at his craft.

[maxhydekyle]

This is how actors react when they read a good finale.

[bjackness]

He wrote the scene descriptions like a novel, and I love it.

[DylanGodinez]

“So I guess there won’t be a sequel.”
Vince Gilligan: Hold my meth

[dealinginfiction]

The chemistry between these two. I would really like to see them play father and son together in a movie.

[mrtoastly]

Bryan Cranston has such a "dad" aura. Seems so genuine. I'd love to meet him.

[SLPtoMD]

It's kind of amazing how Jesse was supposed to be one of the first main characters killed off, then he ends up being virtually the only one who lived in the end.

[Eric-nhyb]

"I feel sad" - even Aaron Paul deep down loves Walt

[cometface]

I love watching Aaron’s reaction to the narration about Jesse escaping the compound. He’s been inside of that role for 5 years, and I can almost see the waves of deserving relief on his expression when he learns that Jesse made it out alive. That’s something to strive for as an actor, I imagine

[PraneethDC]

Dear Game of Thrones screenwriters, this is how you end a series

[AlasdairGR]

I like how in the script Jesse is “grimly determined” as he drives away and it is implied not showing much emotion. But Aaron decides to let Jesse completely let out all his emotion and his joy at now being free. It feels more true to the character and it’s great to see actors being allowed to have discretion over these characters they spend so much time with.

[nandinipillai]

Bryan Cranston was so good at acting out that "faint satisfaction". You can see a very subtle, a very calm smile on his face when he drops dead.

[CommandersReview]

"So I guess there won't be a sequel... *El...* But Jesse stays alive."
Yo wtf