While millions of Americans are still processing the conclusion of "Breaking Bad," actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul have been explaining their post-show analysis via AMC's "Talking Bad" and EW. Though critics debate the morality of the show's finale, Cranston told EW that it was "a real satisfying ending," while Paul said that it was “100 percent satisfying.” (Warning: spoilers ahead).
“There were thoughts I had that maybe Walt will be the only one standing. I love that toward the end, Walt’s there to go on a suicide mission and blow everyone up, including Jesse, but he sees what they have put him through. His hair’s super long, he’s vacant. There’s not a soul in him anymore, and [Walt] decides that he deserves a second chance, so he dives on him. He throws himself in front a bullet for him — and it’s kind of beautiful," said the actor.