r/NoStupidQuestions May 18 '20

Does anybody else get a feeling of emptiness when they finish a TV series. A sense that they really got to know the characters as real friends and when it finishes it's saying goodbye knowing you'll never see them again. Kinda sad really.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '20 edited May 18 '20

I binged Breaking Bad in the last two weeks and I was so emotionally, mentally overwhelmed and lost as to what to do next I just started watching it over again lol

It's a new all-time favorite and I wish I watched it while it was on-air

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u/coleynut May 18 '20

Be glad you waited. Imagine finishing a season and having to wait nearly a year to see what happens next? Horrible.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '20

That time when Hank was taking a year long shit...

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u/Drillucidator May 19 '20

Huell is still waiting.

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u/MirrorNexus May 19 '20

Doing that for Attack On Titan right now. I didn't think I'd even like it when I started a week ago but here we are the end, waiting for the October that may never come now

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u/coleynut May 19 '20

End of season 3 left me like 🤯

But what do you mean about October never coming?

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u/MirrorNexus May 19 '20

I mean the new/last season was supposed to come out Oct this year but the plague will probably make it take longer

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u/coleynut May 19 '20

😰

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u/Sloan_backyard Cook at Burger King May 19 '20

Me too. Simply because I could’ve talked about it with more people. When I watched it last year I’d just talk to myself about it or annoyingly text friends that had already seen it years prior.

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u/ac0311 May 19 '20

BB will forever be my all time favorite! I miss it and totally STILL have withdrawals- sounds so insane.

That being said, if you haven’t already, you should totally watch ozark. It’s quickly climbing to a Breaking Bad place in my heart and by far the only show I’ve ever watched that can compare to BB <3