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Now that Gracepoint has concluded, was it worth watching, given that it's a remake of a currently running, English language show across the pond?

Gracepoint is a worthwhile watch. And if you're a fan of Broadchurch, you might even enjoy watching the new series just to spot the differences.

Due to Gilligan's respect for the fans, the ending will no doubt be a way to tie up loose ends as well as satisfy them.

Whatever else we can say about Walter White at this point, we know he is not going to go quietly into that good New Hampshire night.

Gilligan has always said is that he wants to give the fans the ending they are not just expecting but are wanting, so we have two more episodes to get to the dénouement that the series (and the fans) deserve.

On levels of evil we have Heisneberg and then we have the white supremacists – as if creator and executive producer Gilligan is saying there is breaking bad and then there is really breaking bad.

Breaking Bad is like a rich, textured novel that forces us to keep turning the pages, wanting to know what happens, but wishing it would never end.

With five episodes to go we are getting the best we could possible expect from series creator and executive producer Vince Gilligan, from an amazing cast, and powerful stories from terrific writers.

“Buried” certainly answers some questions but also creates many more in the process, and that has been the Breaking Bad formula all along, which proves that chemistry can be more entertaining than we ever realized in high school.

Walter is not going to go out as Heisenberg in a hail of gunfire; no, he is going to be Walter White dying in a hospital bed.