I absolutely love the world of Breaking Bad. Both it and BCS are two of the most perfect pieces of television ever made as far as I'm concerned, but to say El Camino is as amazing as you're claiming is a bit overboard (also just IMO). It was great to get a good ending for Jesse's story, yes. But a masterpiece it was not. 🤷‍♀ Not comparatively at least. Did the fans and Jesse's character deserve it? Oh yeah, absolutely! And Jesse wasn't the only one to deserve a happy ending and a good life moving forward. Let's also include poor Walt Jr./Flynn and little Holly in that as well. And as much as I wasn't a big Marie fan, her too.

Honestly everything I have seen has said that dead city was set a few years after the ending of season 11. And the one who lives was 2 years after that too because Rick was gone a lot longer but Michelle was only gone for 2 years looking for him. I don't know LOL I'm just as confused as the rest of y'all

Right? I came here to the comments section to say exactly this... As in, what exactly is this "failure" you speak of? From what I can tell, YS actually did BETTER than TBBT with the average Rotten Tomatoes score for YS being a 76% compared with TBBT coming in at the average 59% . I stg, Screen Rant article writers are at best just meh 😕 I mean come TF on people, at the very least you could attempt to come up with titles that actually match up with the body.

I really thought that it was going to say that silver was the one who could never be redeemed because honestly I was really hoping that in the end Kreese could be. Even if it's with his last breath. Because there's nothing in the world that can be done to redeem Terry silver.