Apple company clears up AMC’s Splitting Bad error, offers iTunes return for divided season

Regardless of how awesome you feel the ultimate run of Breaking Bad periods have been, you probably still cannot absolve AMC for determining to divided up the last year into two smaller, individual mini-seasons that broadcasted around a year apart. Some people neither sit down in front of a tv to watch Breaking Bad, nor hop on a bit-torrent 20 moments after an show airs. So, another way to experience the trend is to buy whole periods on iTunes. However, thanks to the divided last year — mostly generally known as year 5a and 5b across internet fandom — buying a “full” year on iTunes only protected 5a. The apple company, however, is taking action to correct that issue.

A few several weeks ago, a man found that the buy of the ultimate year — for $22.99 — only protected year 5a, which records for eight periods of the ultimate 16-episode run. After the man — Noam Lazebnik — observed the mistake, he registered a class-action court action against The apple company for not providing the last eight periods in the twelve month buy. Whether or not the people at The apple company desired to prevent further court action, or are just lovers of the show and want to do right by it, they are providing out complete reimbursements to complete the last eight periods not being involved in the iTunes year buy.

Apple sent out a correspondence to clients who were not effectively advised of what the year buy contains, and apologized for the misunderstandings. Along with the apology, The apple company given that $22.99 return, which can be used to either buy the ultimate eight periods, or used for something else on iTunes. It’s awesome to see The apple company create good on something that puzzled clients, especially because the mistake was really on AMC’s part to begin with for separating the ultimate 16 periods into two periods, but not formally making reference to the ultimate eight periods as a individual year.

The sequence ending of Breaking Bad airs this coming Weekend at 9PM ET on AMC, and will have an extra run-time of about 15 moments.