Worried someone will spoil Breaking Bad’s finale before you have a chance to catch up on the show? Netflix’s new site Spoilerfoiler.com will protect you from finding out what happens to Walt, Jesse, Flynn, Todd, and Skyler in the upcoming series finale.
Both the series finale of Dexter and the penultimate episode of Breaking Bad broke ratings records last night, despite facing competition from the Emmy Awards broadcast and NFL football. It was a good night for CBS, too, which broadcasted the television awards show. Nearly 18 million people tuned in to the three-hour ceremony.
The 65th Primetime Emmy Awards were broadcast last night, and though the ceremony was your average mix of inexplicable musical numbers and overly long, unfunny “comedy” bits that ate up acceptance speech time, the awards given out were a good mix of unpredictable winners and old-school favorites.
The final episode of Dexter has left us feling quite underwhelmed. The uneven season comes to an end in a rushed and lazy final hour with little to no surprises. While there where glimpses of goodness and intriguing ideas, it wasn’t enough to achieve a memorable and satisfying end.
Things really start to heat up as the first season of Ray Donovan comes to a close. The end of the episode results in a shootout and Ray is able to make home to his family safely by the end of the episode. It doesn’t look we will be hearing from Sully anymore either, luckily.
AMC’s Breaking Bad set up a final showdown for Walter White with its penultimate episode “Granite State.” A chance to catch your breath after last week’s crazy ride, the episode tortured Jesse Pinkman even more, said goodbye to Saul Goodman, and marked the return of Heisenberg.
Can the Avatar Korra prevent a civil war from breaking out between the north and south water tribes? Or is the planet doomed to global conflict?
