Netflix has announced that it has bagged the exclusive rights to show the remaining episodes of Breaking Bad, Season 5 in Ireland. Breaking Bad has turned into one of the most popular TV series ever and the remaining episodes are being eagerly awaited by fans worldwide.
All of the previous 4 seasons and the first half of season 5 are available to stream on Netflix at present. The second half of season 5 will start airing on AMC in the US on August 11 and the first episode will be available to stream on Netflix the next day. Sadly all of the episodes won’t be available to stream on Netflix straight away but will be added each Monday after they have aired in the US. Still not a bad deal.
Netflix’s Ted Sarandos said:
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