Netflix recently came under fire for canceling the beloved wrestling drama GLOW and fans are currently urging the streaming giant to conclude the show with a wrap-up movie. We’re yet to see if Netflix bosses will listen, but GLOW wouldn’t be the first show to end its story with a movie. Here are some shows Netflix wrapped up with movies.

Breaking Bad

Breaking Bad originally premiered on AMC, before becoming available on Netflix. Many fans were left wondering what happened to the fan-favorite character Jesse Pinkman after the series finale and the 2019 movie El Camino provided us with all the answers we were looking for.

Sense8

Sense8 was one of Netflix’s best sci-fi offerings, but its future was hanging by a thread from the very start. Its second season ended with a major cliffhanger before being canceled, but Netflix agreed to wrap up the story with a two-and-a-half-hour series finale thanks to online petitions.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt wasn’t canceled out of nowhere and it got a proper ending, but Netflix still decided to bring it back. The interactive special Kimmy vs. the Reverend premiered over a year after the series finale and even received an Emmy nod for outstanding TV movie.

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You can now eat like your favorite Breaking Bad stars at this new pop-up. The West Hollywood Breaking Bad Experience offers diners more than just a Breaking Bad themed meal; there’s also photo-ops, the waiters are dressed in hazmat suits, and the tables are decorated with chemistry beakers and burettes.

This isn’t the first TV-themed pop-up the team behind the Breaking Bad Experience has created; they also made Saved by the Bell and All That pop-ups. The Saved by the Bell pop-up was called Saved By the Max and the All That was called the Good Burger.

For $30 you get a 90-minute entrance to the restaurant, which included posing with life-sized versions of Walt and Jessie’s iconic RV or ar Saul Goodman’s office desk and choosing between seven food items and a “concoction” with your meal. The menu includes the Heisenberg Sliders, Funyun Pie, Loaded Saul-sa Nachos, 50/52, The Full Measure Grilled Cheese, Salad-Manca, and Fring Chili Cheese Fries. The drinks are where the real magic begins, as a show that’s all about chemistry, you can only expect the cocktails to deliver and trust us, they do. All the drinks are served in beakers, which is just so cool.

If this sounds like your type of thing, hurry in and get to the pop-up because it’s only open until the end of the year.

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You will soon be able to buy the Breaking Bad soundtrack on vinyl.

The soundtrack of the critically acclaimed hit TV show will be released on November 30 to celebrate the show’s 10 year anniversary.

The track list will be spread over 5 “Albuquerque crystal” LPs with unique sleeves. Clips of dialogue will be included with the music and you’ll get posters and a special booklet with the records. Only 5,000 copies will be available so if you want in, you’ll need to get in there quick.

You can check out the full tracklist here:

Side A
Dave Porter – “Breaking Bad Main Title Theme” (Extended)
Rodrigo y Gabriela – “Tamacun”
Working For a Nuclear Free City – “Dead Fingers Talking”
Glen Phillips – “The Hole”
WALT JR. – BAND AIDS (dialogue)
Darondo – “Didn’t I”

Side B
Mick Harvey – “Out Of Time Man”
The In Crowd – “Mango Walk”
Ticklah – “Nine Years”
Fujiya & Miyagi – “Uh”
SKINNY PETE – SPELLING (dialogue)
The Silver Seas – “Catch Yer Own Train”

Side C
The Walkmen – “Red Moon”
MARIE SCHRADER – SUPERMARKET (dialogue)
The Be Good Tanyas – “Waiting Around To Die”
Los Cuates de Sinaloa – “Negro Y Azul: The Ballad Of Heisenberg”
Calexico – “Banderilla”

Side D
Far East Movement – “Holla Hey”
The Black Seeds – “One By One”
Blue Mink – “Good Morning Freedom”
WALTER WHITE – PLANS (dialogue)
Yellowman – “Zungguzungguguzungguzeng”

Side E
GUSTAVO FRING – $3 MILLION (dialogue)
Chuy Flores – “Pollos Hermanos Veneno”
Los Zafiros – “He Venido”
Vince Guaraldi & Bola Sete – “Ginza Samba”
Teddybears feat. Eve – “Rocket Scientist”

Side F
Prince Fatty – “Shimmy Shimmy Ya”
Son of Dave – “Shake A Bone”
The Association – “Windy”
SAUL GOODMAN – PRICING (dialogue)
Quartetto Cetra – “Crapa Pelada”
America – “A Horse With No Name”

Side G
Alexander – “Truth”
Ana Tijoux – “1977”
SKYLER WHITE – QUICKEN (dialogue)
Bang Data – “Bang Data”
Fever Ray – “If I Had a Heart”

JESSE PINKMAN – HOSPITAL (dialogue)
Apparat – “Goodbye”
Thee Oh Sees – “Tidal Wave”
SAUL GOODMAN – SLOPPY SECONDS (dialogue)
Taalbi Brothers – “Freestyle”

Side I
Whitey – “Stay On The Outside”
MIKE EHRMANTRAUT – JESSE JAMES (dialogue)
The Peddlers – “On A Clear Day You Can See Forever”
Knife Party – “Bonfire”

Side J
Tommy James & The Shondells – “Crystal Blue Persuasion”
The Limeliters – “Take My True Love By The Hand”
HANK SCHRADER – ASAC SCHRADER (dialogue)
Marty Robbins – “El Paso”
Badfinger – “Baby Blue”

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Netflix recently came under fire for canceling the beloved wrestling drama GLOW and fans are currently urging the streaming giant to conclude the show with a wrap-up movie. We’re yet to see if Netflix bosses will listen, but GLOW wouldn’t be the first show to end its story with a movie. Here are some shows Netflix wrapped up with movies.

Breaking Bad

Breaking Bad originally premiered on AMC, before becoming available on Netflix. Many fans were left wondering what happened to the fan-favorite character Jesse Pinkman after the series finale and the 2019 movie El Camino provided us with all the answers we were looking for.

Sense8

Sense8 was one of Netflix’s best sci-fi offerings, but its future was hanging by a thread from the very start. Its second season ended with a major cliffhanger before being canceled, but Netflix agreed to wrap up the story with a two-and-a-half-hour series finale thanks to online petitions.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt wasn’t canceled out of nowhere and it got a proper ending, but Netflix still decided to bring it back. The interactive special Kimmy vs. the Reverend premiered over a year after the series finale and even received an Emmy nod for outstanding TV movie.

The post 3 TV Shows That Concluded with Wrap Up Movies on Netflix appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

You can now eat like your favorite Breaking Bad stars at this new pop-up. The West Hollywood Breaking Bad Experience offers diners more than just a Breaking Bad themed meal; there’s also photo-ops, the waiters are dressed in hazmat suits, and the tables are decorated with chemistry beakers and burettes.

This isn’t the first TV-themed pop-up the team behind the Breaking Bad Experience has created; they also made Saved by the Bell and All That pop-ups. The Saved by the Bell pop-up was called Saved By the Max and the All That was called the Good Burger.

For $30 you get a 90-minute entrance to the restaurant, which included posing with life-sized versions of Walt and Jessie’s iconic RV or ar Saul Goodman’s office desk and choosing between seven food items and a “concoction” with your meal. The menu includes the Heisenberg Sliders, Funyun Pie, Loaded Saul-sa Nachos, 50/52, The Full Measure Grilled Cheese, Salad-Manca, and Fring Chili Cheese Fries. The drinks are where the real magic begins, as a show that’s all about chemistry, you can only expect the cocktails to deliver and trust us, they do. All the drinks are served in beakers, which is just so cool.

If this sounds like your type of thing, hurry in and get to the pop-up because it’s only open until the end of the year.

The post Dine Like Walter White at the Breaking Bad Experience Pop-Up Restuarant appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

You will soon be able to buy the Breaking Bad soundtrack on vinyl.

The soundtrack of the critically acclaimed hit TV show will be released on November 30 to celebrate the show’s 10 year anniversary.

The track list will be spread over 5 “Albuquerque crystal” LPs with unique sleeves. Clips of dialogue will be included with the music and you’ll get posters and a special booklet with the records. Only 5,000 copies will be available so if you want in, you’ll need to get in there quick.

You can check out the full tracklist here:

Side A
Dave Porter – “Breaking Bad Main Title Theme” (Extended)
Rodrigo y Gabriela – “Tamacun”
Working For a Nuclear Free City – “Dead Fingers Talking”
Glen Phillips – “The Hole”
WALT JR. – BAND AIDS (dialogue)
Darondo – “Didn’t I”

Side B
Mick Harvey – “Out Of Time Man”
The In Crowd – “Mango Walk”
Ticklah – “Nine Years”
Fujiya & Miyagi – “Uh”
SKINNY PETE – SPELLING (dialogue)
The Silver Seas – “Catch Yer Own Train”

Side C
The Walkmen – “Red Moon”
MARIE SCHRADER – SUPERMARKET (dialogue)
The Be Good Tanyas – “Waiting Around To Die”
Los Cuates de Sinaloa – “Negro Y Azul: The Ballad Of Heisenberg”
Calexico – “Banderilla”

Side D
Far East Movement – “Holla Hey”
The Black Seeds – “One By One”
Blue Mink – “Good Morning Freedom”
WALTER WHITE – PLANS (dialogue)
Yellowman – “Zungguzungguguzungguzeng”

Side E
GUSTAVO FRING – $3 MILLION (dialogue)
Chuy Flores – “Pollos Hermanos Veneno”
Los Zafiros – “He Venido”
Vince Guaraldi & Bola Sete – “Ginza Samba”
Teddybears feat. Eve – “Rocket Scientist”

Side F
Prince Fatty – “Shimmy Shimmy Ya”
Son of Dave – “Shake A Bone”
The Association – “Windy”
SAUL GOODMAN – PRICING (dialogue)
Quartetto Cetra – “Crapa Pelada”
America – “A Horse With No Name”

Side G
Alexander – “Truth”
Ana Tijoux – “1977”
SKYLER WHITE – QUICKEN (dialogue)
Bang Data – “Bang Data”
Fever Ray – “If I Had a Heart”

JESSE PINKMAN – HOSPITAL (dialogue)
Apparat – “Goodbye”
Thee Oh Sees – “Tidal Wave”
SAUL GOODMAN – SLOPPY SECONDS (dialogue)
Taalbi Brothers – “Freestyle”

Side I
Whitey – “Stay On The Outside”
MIKE EHRMANTRAUT – JESSE JAMES (dialogue)
The Peddlers – “On A Clear Day You Can See Forever”
Knife Party – “Bonfire”

Side J
Tommy James & The Shondells – “Crystal Blue Persuasion”
The Limeliters – “Take My True Love By The Hand”
HANK SCHRADER – ASAC SCHRADER (dialogue)
Marty Robbins – “El Paso”
Badfinger – “Baby Blue”

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