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Apple Sued For Dividing Final Season of Breaking Bad Into Two On iTunes

Posted by samzenpus on from the heisenberg-is-not-happy dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Last night's episode of Breaking Bad was one of the most intense in series history, but for those who haven't seen it yet, don't worry, I won't be putting out any spoilers. You see, today's Breaking Bad news has nothing to do with Walter White's slow transformation into Scarface, but rather with a legal suit filed against Apple by a Breaking Bad fan. In a lawsuit that many saw coming, an Ohio man named Noam Lazebnik recently filed a class action suit against Apple upon finding out that the $22.99 he forked over for a 'Season Pass' of Breaking Bad was only good for the first 8 episodes of the show's final season."

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  1. Re:Why is Apple the one being sued? by jonwil · · Score: 5, Informative

    Apple did not split the new season in 2 parts but they ARE the ones that sold it as a "season pass" and didn't say anywhere that the "season pass" is not good for the entire season.

    To me its a fairly simple case of misleading advertizing.

  2. Re:First World Problems by gl4ss · · Score: 5, Informative

    *I seriously doubt this was apple!s decision. Wrong party to sue.*

    well apple sure was the party that sold the season pass... even if apple wasn't the party to decide that the final season is actually two seasons.

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  3. Re:Why is Apple the one being sued? by msauve · · Score: 5, Informative

    Well, if you go to the AMC website, you'll find videos from the second half labeled "Season 5, Episode 13" and such.

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