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Breaking Bad Series 1 repeated on TG4, starting Wednesday June 5th

  • 04-06-2013 07:24PM
    #1
    Skid X
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    I see TG4 are showing series 1 again, I wouldn't be surprised if they also kept the repeats going with the later series, when they finish Series 1.


    Starts Wednesday June 5th at 11.30pm with Episodes 1&2, and continues the following Wednesday with Episodes 3&4


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  • #2
    trashcan
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    Probably going to re-run the whole thing, leading up to showing the rest of Season 5 ?


  • #3
    Skid X
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    trashcan wrote: »
    Probably going to re-run the whole thing, leading up to showing the rest of Season 5 ?

    That would make sense, although I can't see any Press Release about it.


  • #4
    [Deleted User]
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    Thanks for the heads up about this. I have been waiting for Channel Five or TG4 to start showing this from the beginning. Its on my series link now and looking forward to cating it from the start! :)


  • #5
    D-FENS
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    trashcan wrote: »
    Probably going to re-run the whole thing, leading up to showing the rest of Season 5 ?

    Even at 2 episodes a week, that would mean they are not showing the final 8 until December.
    I sure as sh*t ain't waiting that long :cool:


  • #6
    playedalive
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    D-FENS wrote: »
    Even at 2 episodes a week, that would mean they are not showing the final 8 until December.
    I sure as sh*t ain't waiting that long :cool:

    Netflix is your friend. ;)

    I have to say that I'm really getting into it. I've only seen the first five of series 1. It leaves a lot to the imagination. The guy from Malcolm in the Middle (who plays the main character) is brilliant. :D


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  • #7
    Mr.Prodston
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    playedalive wrote: »
    Netflix is your friend. ;)

    I have to say that I'm really getting into it. I've only seen the first five of series 1. It leaves a lot to the imagination. The guy from Malcolm in the Middle (who plays the main character) is brilliant. :D

    I believe most of us on here a familiar with Bryan Cranston alright :pac:

    I always chuckle when I compare Hal and Walter, you're going to have a good week or two if you're just starting out, I'm a little jealous even :)


  • #8
    playedalive
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    I'm enjoying my introduction into Breaking Bad on Netflix. I find it strange seeing Bryan Cranston in that role. But, he does add the mysterious factor perfectly to Walter's character. When you think something is going to go a certain way in some of the starting episodes, there is a shocking twist every time for me. I love it. :pac:


  • #9
    trashcan
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    Mr.Prodston wrote: »
    I believe most of us on here a familiar with Bryan Cranston alright :pac:

    I always chuckle when I compare Hal and Walter, you're going to have a good week or two if you're just starting out, I'm a little jealous even :)

    His transformation from Hal into Walter White is a remarkable piece of acting. Most actors are more or less the same in every role (Daniel Day Lewis being a notable exception.) Bryan Cranston really seems to be in a different skin as Walter. Even his transformation from the downtrodden mild mannered teacher in the first few episodes to where he is now in season 5 (no spoilers) is superb.


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