..."DON'T STOP BELIEVING!!"

I just wish it wasn't going to be over. But I think Walt will die in the end. Jessie will probably kill him after being saved.

Kills Walt, Jesse runs away with Brock, badger and skinny Pete shoot it out with Todd and crew

And the kid Barack had relatives, so I don't know. I guess we'll all see tonight. I can't wait.

Skinny Pete and Badger.

Anxious to see how it goes but I'm kind of sad to see the end of the show.

Walt leads the DEA to the white supremacists and pins everything on them. The DEA saves Jesse and he makes a deal with them to be a witness against the supremacists. The only way the family gets any money is through Grey Matter. Walt makes a deal with them. They owe him. Walt dies a natural death from cancer.

I'm so excited for tonight's finale!

I hope at least Jessie is saved, and Walt's family goes free.

of how unpredictable it's all been to this point. I can't wait for tonight, as long as Walt doesn't disappear to become a lumberjack somewhere.

Back into his house to get the ricin. And then there's that woman who doesn't mind the killing, but can't look at it. LOL!

Jesse somehow escapes. Walt gives the barrel full of money to Elliot and Gretchen and sees that Skyler and the kids get it. Turns himself in and confesses to everything clearing his family eats the ricin and dies in a cell. Fade to black. on edit Is anybody gonna tell Huell it's OK to leave the safe house?

No spoilers PLEASE.

A real life tragedy played into their story's ending.

Dying teen’s request changes finale of ‘Breaking Bad’

If you were surprised by the return of two early characters in the final episodes of Breaking Bad, there’s a 16-year-old superfan to thank.

California teen Kevin Cordasco requested to know more about the characters after meeting with the AMC show’s creator and stars after he was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer.

A family friend contacted actor Bryan Cranston, who plays Walter White — the chemistry teacher who begins to cook methamphetamine after his own lung cancer diagnosis in the show’s first season.

The show makes clear that part of White’s motivation for building a multimillion-dollar drug empire is based on his feelings of inadequacy after the tech company he’d helped found 25 years earlier with friends Elliott and Gretchen Schwartz was now worth $2 billion.

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/09/30/dying-teens-request-changes-finale-of-breaking-bad/

It won't