I don't know if I'd go so far as to say it's my favorite show ever, but certainly of the fare that's on now, I would say it's in the top two. And as far as ever goes, I'd be comfortable putting it at the very least in the top ten. Bryan Cranston is just an outrageous actor, and Aaron Paul complements him perfectly. My only hope is that they're able to keep the show (and Walt for that matter) alive for many many seasons to come.

Definitely the Sopranos will always rule, but this and six feet under are a close second. Just wish there weren't any commercials.

Great show, but I can't figure out why two small but critical bits of the pilot have been cut from the original when it was re-broadcast. (1) The scene where Walter looks at the1985 award for his contribution to research for the Nobel Prize, which contrasts with the mediocrity of his life as a high school teacher trying to teach students who have no interest in what he has to offer and (2) the scene where he is humiliated by being photographed washing cars by those same students - those two scenes are key to the irony of the whole situation. Why are they absent from the reruns of the pilot?!

Ground breaking breath of fresh air!
Can't count the times I've wondered what it would be like to write it like it was. Refreshing, reminising points of veiw. I might actualy watch T.V. again.
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@Betsy B: Unfortunately, since the pilot ran without commercials, on subsequent airings with commercials something had to be cut. I hate to see any of the scenes go too. Not sure what the reason is for cutting those scenes, but I'll see if I can find out, and let you know. Knowing Vince, I'm sure there are good reasons!

This show is of the highest caliber.I am only sorry it is 15 episodes.I just freakin love it!

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