It’s a sight that recalls the shot of Manchester on fire in 28 Days Later, and it packs a powerful punch. The city is being bombed to smithereens as a result of Operation Cobalt, hinted at last season, which sees the military evacuate the city and ‘humanely’ execute anyone left, in a vain attempt to halt the infection. Yet to graduate to heavier artillery – these characters are, after all, newcomers to zombie killin’ – we can only hope they’re not still chucking pebbles around by season 3.Īfter one final zombie gets taken through a makeshift food processor (see ‘Kill Of The Week’ below), everyone hops on board the luxury yacht in time to witness the most impressive imagery yet offered by the show: the entire city of Los Angeles ablaze. The pre-title sequence provides the only gore of the episode: Madison (Kim Dickens) and Travis (Cliff Curtis) dispatching zombies with rocks, like the chimps in 2001. The gang are making their escape to Abigail, the boat owned by the mysterious Strand (Colman Domingo). It’s fire and brimstone in the City of Angels, and zombies have – for reasons never fully explained – started swarming the beach where we last left our heroes. Things are already in fiery motion, having skipped ahead a fair few hours from the season 1 finale. Easiest 10/10 after Breaking Bad.The episode starts strong. I can assure you, all Breaking Bad fans, your love to this show will be AT LEAST as big as your love to Breaking Bad. (I know, it has not ended yet) You really don't want to miss every second of it.

One other similarity this show has, this show gets better when it is closer to the end. Tension, emotions, atmosphere, character flaws, good antagonists, you name it. What more fascinating is, this show has everything you like from Breaking Bad. I REALLY love how every character behaves and develops in this show. Then? What does it have to do with Better Call Saul? I believe I love this show as much as Breaking Bad because of the exact reason. What I like the most is the character development for all the important characters. Personally, after rewatching Breaking Bad few times, I have come to the conclusion that there is nobody in the show that I love from the beginning until the last second. I believe most people also think the same. One thing that stopped me from watching this movie is because I knew this show has nothing to do with Walter White, the man that makes Breaking Bad, Breaking Bad.

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