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Breaking Bad's explosive Season Finale left the Talk forum divided -- some were happily surprised with the teddy bear's origin, others felt cheated. Fans also chattered about Jesse's situation in rehab and debated Skyler's decision to walk out on Walt.

• "I think we had talked each other into believing the ending would be a more personal tragedy for Walt, but a plane crash over his house is a pretty big deal. The chain of events over the 2 seasons has been kind of like a Greek tragedy. Genius!" -- rockmama

• "I really liked the episode until the ending's Crash-like coincidence... I couldn't suspend disbelief. The NTSB van, the two black plumes, and then Jane's dad is an air traffic controller? It's a letdown." -- SteveH

• "The plane-crash was symbolic. It was hyperbole -- it signified the devastation Walt has caused. Very tasteful in its grandiosity." -- hantamouth

• "I'm willing to bet Jesse never thought he'd end up in a ritzy sweat lodge spa to get clean! What a difference money has made for him. I'm rooting for you Jesse -- now that you've hit bottom, you've got a chance to Get Good." -- tj

• "I sobbed along, with and for Jesse. How in the hell he found his way to that miserable shooting gallery, I don't know." -- Alexis

• "One big question I have has to do with Skyler, Marie and Hank: If Skyler is leaving her husband with cancer and a newborn baby, what excuse did she give to Marie and Hank? How much did she tell them about the doctor's bills? She would have to have a MAJOR reason for leaving Walt like this." -- jayne137847

• "Walter did all of what he did for her -- for their family, for her very survival. And Skyler leaves him!? I couldn't decide on Skyler for the longest time, but now I've finally decided. I do not like her and I cannot identify with her decisions." -- Kristina

• "The show is definitely from the POV of a male... We are privy to his desire to leave the family financially secure. She is not... Then she finds out she has been lied to and duped. It is a sheer unadulterated betrayal." -- kos

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