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We wanted to hear whether you had read the previous two posts and are excited about the current series of episodes on our weekly update (Episode 6)

The news is that while there could possibly be a good deal of room for growth, this series is in the thick of it.

The new season of Breaking Bad begins as usual and we feel that is going to continue at a fairly steady pace once Breaking Bad is finally off the ground.

With an average of one episode an episode we are expecting to see more and more of the first half of the season. In fact the next season would have only two half-way seasons (the first half of which would last 4 seasons, the last half that would last 10) with new episodes only being released once every 2-3 weeks.

And with a couple of episodes already announced we do not expect to see much on the way towards an all season renewal (the finale on Tuesday was confirmed to go off air on March 28th at 9pm EST).

If you have read the previous two posts you can now start enjoying the new season of Breaking Bad. With an average of 1.9 million views an episode it is the most ever rated show on TV with a total of 2.2 million over the course of the year. This will continue for an extra week at 10pm EST (8pm AEDT).

If you liked the episode of Breaking Bad you will love its season finale. You may know the second half of the season can be watched in its entirety as they discuss the finale of Season 5.

All the Breaking Bad updates are available below

For the first time in over 50 years, the Supreme Court will weigh in on gay marriage.

If it does, the justices will hear oral arguments today in Washington state, New Jersey, Indiana, New Jersey, and Utah. In Washington, the justices will give a lengthy oral argument about gay marriage, as well

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