DVR alert: The final two ‘Breaking Bad’ episodes will run long

If you’re a heavy DVR user whose Sunday nights are jam-packed, it may be best to do some advance planning for the next two weeks. The final two episodes of “Breaking Bad� will be running a bit long.

“Breaking Bad� co-executive producer Peter Gould announced to fans via Twitter on Wednesday that the episodes would be 15 minutes longer than normal.

“I checked & it’s official. Last 2 #BreakingBadeps are 75 minutes each w/commercials. Set your DVRS accordingly. Better still, watch live!� he wrote.

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The penultimate episode, “Granite State,� will air opposite the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards, where “Breaking Bad� is up for six awards, including outstanding drama series and leading actor for Bryan Cranston.

For those following the discussion on social media, it means the grousing about the “Breaking Bad� follower, “Low Winter Sun,� will begin 15 minutes later than usual.

Last week’s episode of “Breaking Bad,� “Ozymandias,� drew the series’ largest audience to date with 6.37 million viewers.

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