Vince Gilligan

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Breaking Bad , the AMC drama that's been referred to in the same breath as The Wire and The Sopranos, is currently in its final episodes.

'Breaking Bad' Creator

Breaking Bad , the AMC drama that's been referred to in the same breath as The Wire and The Sopranos, is currently in its final episodes.

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Breaking Bad , the AMC drama that's been referred to in the same breath as The Wire and The Sopranos is currently in its fifth and final season.

Breaking Bad Creator

Breaking Bad , the AMC drama that's been referred to in the same breath as The Wire and The Sopranos is currently in its fifth and final season.

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