http://nbc.com.co/vince-gilligan-announces-breaking-bad-season-6-begins-shooting-december-2015-walt-did-not-die/

 

http://www.snopes.com/media/notnews/breakingbad.asp

Why would they play with my heart like this?

 

 

Also I should have known better than to trust NBC without checking the facts myself.

I think it had the perfect ending, and another season would just cheapen it.

Why would they play with my heart like this?

 

 

Also I should have known better than to trust NBC without checking the facts myself.

I'm almost positive that's a fake NBC site?

 

Definitely a fake one. 

http://nbc.com.co/ Notice the head line..

Edited October 29, 201510 yr by SinisterDeath

Oh crap you're right. What is that a Colombian site masquerading as NBC? Wtf?

Oh crap you're right. What is that a Colombian site masquerading as NBC? Wtf?

No idea. I've never seen a fake NBC site before. <_<

it's from

an onion like fake news site.

In Columbia?!

From snopes

 

By the following day links and excerpts referencing this article were being circulated via social media, with many of those who encountered the item mistaking it for a genuine news article. However, the article was just another bit of fake news from the National Report which has since been republished on the NewsExaminer web site, as well as the latter's shill site, nbc.com.co (a domain spoof which has no affiliation with the legitimate NBC network). All of these are fake news sites that publish outrageous fictional stories with clickbait headlines such as "IRS Plans to Target Leprechauns Next," "Boy Scouts Announce Boobs Merit Badge," and "New CDC Study Indicates Pets of Gay Couples Worse at Sports, Better at Fashion Than Pets of Straight Couples."

Idk where Columbia got in there.

From snopes

 

By the following day links and excerpts referencing this article were being circulated via social media, with many of those who encountered the item mistaking it for a genuine news article. However, the article was just another bit of fake news from the National Report which has since been republished on the NewsExaminer web site, as well as the latter's shill site, nbc.com.co (a domain spoof which has no affiliation with the legitimate NBC network). All of these are fake news sites that publish outrageous fictional stories with clickbait headlines such as "IRS Plans to Target Leprechauns Next," "Boy Scouts Announce Boobs Merit Badge," and "New CDC Study Indicates Pets of Gay Couples Worse at Sports, Better at Fashion Than Pets of Straight Couples."

Idk where Columbia got in there.

 

Probably just a cheap domain name over-seas that allows them to use nbc.com in there name.

dude man, come on.  its not even April fools  <_<