'I did it for me,' Walter White finally admits in the closing episode of 'Breaking Bad.' 'I liked it. I was good at it. I was alive.' In 'Felina,' the anti-hero did it for himself and he also did ...

Despite critics' approval, "Felina" concludes with too much resolution for the anti-hero Walter White. After years of relative obscurity, no one would've expected the conclusion of Breaking Bad to ...

Early on, credibility issues begin to plague Felina—a stream of implausibilities that seem to proliferate once Walter leaves his hideaway in New Hampshire to begin his homeward trek, fraying ...

When Breaking Bad first aired back in 2008, it was unimaginable that a set of white briefs would become one of the greatest ...

Episode 516, titled ‘Felina,’ which, ... Walter White, after a year hiding in the forest of New Hampshire, comes home to Albuquerque to settle scores and finish his business.

For five gripping seasons, Breaking Bad took us on a rollercoaster ride with Walter White — a mild-mannered chemistry teacher turned meth kingpin.

Walter White—child-poisoner, murderer, drug lord, liar, manipulator—got to prove he really did have a heart. More confoundingly, he was presented as superior to characters who have never done ...

Does 'Felina,' Title of Last Episode of 'Breaking Bad,' Mean 'Blood, Meth, ... Walter White, tries to steal a car toward the beginning of the episode. The song's lyrics are: ...