Comparing Breaking Bad And Arrow

Breaking Bad and Arrow are two shows that entertain me with all their twists and turns. Both shows revolve around two main characters, Walter White and Oliver Queen, respectively. Walter starts out as a chemistry teacher in high school, and eventually turns into a crystal meth cook trying to save money for his struggling family. Oliver is a millionaire in his 20’s that returns to his hometown as a vigilante after being thought as dead for 5 years. These two shows draw the viewer in with their interesting characters, setting, and appeal.

In the show Breaking Bad there are two main characters, Walter White and Jesse Pinkman. Walter has a wife, Skyler White, and a son, Flynn White. Early on in the show Walter is diagnosed with cancer

Walter and Oliver both have a secret hideout that they use to carry out their preperations. Both of the cities are essentially divided into two parts. The more civilized suburbs, and the downtown areas where most of the bad situations occur.

Breaking Bad is a more slowly paced show that keeps smooth transitions from episode to episode. Each episode leaves you on a mini cliff hanger that leaves you anticipating the next. Each episode of The Arrow usually starts off with Oliver coming in contact with a new person on his list and ends up defeating him by the end of the 40 minute long adventure. It is only until nearing the end of the seasons when the episodes become interlocked, continuing on the same criminal for more than one episode.

Breaking Bad and The Arrow have many of the same appealing features to them. Both shows are constantly putting the viewer on their toes with all the different evil characters that Walter and Oliver come across. The story lines have many intimate relationships that are ruined and created over the time that the stories progress. The shows will have viewers screaming at their televisions with all the intense situations that the characters are involved