It's been one crazy and twisted journey for Walter White and fans of Breaking Bad these past few years. It seemed like just yesterday our favorite chemistry teacher turned meth kingpin had cooked the first batch of his signature "blue sky". Now here we are and the world he inhabits is a vastly different one from where he started. The world he belongs to now is accompanied by his signature shaved head, one really really (did I say really?) bad ass goatee, and an unrivaled reputation in the meth community. Since being diagnosed with cancer and taking up his status as the Scarface of New Mexico I would like to think he has held it together pretty well. That is if your definition of holding it together is alienating your loved ones, getting multiple people who could have lived long lives killed, poisoning young children, losing his sanity from time to time, becoming drunk with power, and somehow managing to put anyone who even comes within a half mile radius of him in danger at all times then yeah he's held it together pretty well. The number one thing about Breaking Bad that is appreciated by critics and fans alike is the quality of the show. It's almost impossible to argue against how well written it is. Everything seems to have a purpose, everything seems to get an explanation and five and a half seasons in no one is complaining about how they didn't understand where the polar bear in the jungle came from in season one (sorry had to throw a LOST reference in there). The point I'm trying to make here is that Breaking Bad always finds a way to wrap things up in a way that is comepletely satisfying to it's viewers. No matter where the characters end up it always seems like some sort of logical and most of the time shocking conclusion. We all have huge expectations for these next 8 episodes and if you've learned anything about Breaking Bad you should know that the odds you are going to be dissapointed are pretty slim. With that being said let's take a look at 5 possible endings to this sprawling epic.