A lot of series are good, but only a few of them are worthy of getting a rewatch.
There are TV shows that we can't help but watch over and over again. It might be the characters' funny antics, memorable lines, or mind-boggling plots that draw us back to these series. Whichever it is, the long weekend break will give us time to grab the remote and enjoy them one more time.
1. Breaking Bad
When Breaking Bad was released in 2008, the show did not premiere with over-the-top ratings. It was only in its third season (2010) when viewers found out about Walter White and his 99 per cent pure crystal meth.
Without any context, people would find Breaking Bad fans by saying the phrases “I am the danger” and “say my name”.
The TV show follows the story of high school chemistry teacher Walter White (Bryan Cranston) who discovers that he has lung cancer. Hailing from a middle-class family, Walter fears that he won't be able to pay his hospital bills. As the story goes on, he discovers that the only way to earn large sums of money is to get involved in the drug trade with his former student, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul).
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