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DVR Alert: The last two Breaking Bad episodes will run long

By Sun-Times Wire

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A writer for AMC’s Breaking Bad shared ~~a relatively minor tidbit~~ some important news for fans of the show Tuesday: the final two episodes of the will run longer than the usual hour. Update your DVRs accordingly, you wouldn’t have to wait until Low Winter Sun is over to watch the BB rebroadcast.

.@petersuderman Final pair of #BreakingBad episodes are both extra long -- so check those DVRs!
— Peter Gould (@petergould) September 17, 2013

[Rolling Stone]

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