Long Cook: A Breaking Bad Marathon
Through its four-and-a-half seasons, Breaking Bad has been a beacon of cable television’s continuing golden age. Before the final, eight-episode cycle begins on AMC on August 11, Film Society is pleased to present free, public screenings of every episode of the show to date at the Film Center Amphitheater.
Free and open to the public!
When straight-laced high school chemistry teacher Walter White is diagnosed with terminal cancer, he forms a crystal methamphetamine cooking operation with his former student, Jesse Pinkman. (7 episodes)
Free and open to the public!
One step ahead of his DEA-agent brother-in-law Hank, Walter begins to capitalize on his life of crime as its insidious effects on his wife, Skyler, and his partner, Jesse, begin to reveal themselves. (13 episodes)
Free and open to the public!
Joining a more advanced drug-dealing operation headed by the ruthless and enigmatic fast food entrepreneur Gustavo Fring pits Walter and Jesse against their most sophisticated enemy yet. (13 episodes)
Free and open to the public!
With Hank closing in on Gus, Walter does everything in his power to ensure not only his survival but also his ultimate victory. (13 episodes)
Free and open to the public!
As the Breaking Bad saga draws to a close, characters begin to reach the limits of their criminal morality. (8 episodes)
A special guest will be dropping by on Monday!
All Breaking Bad marathon attendees can participate in a raffle to win a pair of tickets for a special advance screening of the first of the series’ final eight episodes!
Through its four-and-a-half seasons, Breaking Bad has been a beacon of cable television’s continuing golden age. Revolving around the great anti-hero Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and a vivid ensemble of family members, business associates, and threatening nemeses, the series has garnered widespread critical acclaim and pushed the boundaries of episodic storytelling. Before the final, eight-episode cycle begins on AMC on August 11, Film Society is pleased to present free, public screenings of every episode of the show to date at the Film Center Amphitheater.
