Why People In Other Countries Wouldn’t Get The Premise Of ‘Breaking Bad’

Some folks have called “Breaking Bad” the best show in the history of television, and speculation is already building around a possible return. One thing’s for sure: The premise pretty much only made sense in this country.

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Rajiv Narayan

Sep 27, 2013

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