Breaking Bad Series, Season 5 Finale [VIDEO]: Relive Entire Series, Walter White's Journey, With Seven-Minute Video

As fans continue to recover from the "Breaking Bad" finale and try desperately to fill the Heisenberg-shaped hole in their hearts, the best medicine could be to revisit the series as often as possible. And a new fan-made video makes that possible in just a few short minutes.

The folks over at JoBlo have posted the following video, entitled "Heisenberg's Legacy" to YouTube. The video allows fans to relive the entire series in the span of just seven minutes and witness Walter White's transformation from meek high school chemistry teacher to the drug kingpin known as Heisenberg. Check it out below:

In a recent interview with EW, Gilligan talked about all the possible alternate endings he and the writers discussed:

"We didn't feel an absolute need for Walt to expire at the end of the show. Our gut told us it was right. As the writers and I worked through all these different possibilities, it felt right, but I don't think it was a necessity for us. There was a version we kicked around where Walt is the only one who survives, and he's standing among the wreckage and his whole family is destroyed. That would be a very powerful ending but very much a kick-in-the-teeth kind of ending for the viewers. We talked about a version where Jesse kills Walt. We talked about a version where Walt more or less gets away with it. There's no right or wrong way to do this job - it's just a matter of: You get as many smart people around you as possible in the writers room, and I was very lucky to have that. And when our gut told us we had it, we wrote it, and I guess our gut told us that it would feel satisfying for Walt to at least begin to make amends for his life and for all the sadness and misery wrought upon his family and his friends. Walt is never going to redeem himself. He's just too far down the road to damnation. But at least he takes a few steps along that path. And I think more importantly for him than that is the fact that he accomplishes what he set out to accomplish way back in the first episode: He leaves his family just a ton of money. Of course, Walt for years now has been looking through the wrong end of the telescope. ... For years now, he thought if he makes his family financially sound - that's really all he has to do as a man, as a provider, and as a father. They're going to walk away with just shy of 10 million in cash, because of Walt's machinations with Gretchen (Jessica Hecht) and Elliott (Adam Godley). But on the other hand, the family emotionally is scarred forever. So it's a real mixed message at the end. Walt has failed on so many levels, but he has managed to do the one thing he set out to do, which is a victory. He has managed to make his family financially sound in his absence, and that was really the only thing he set out to do in that first episode. So, mission accomplished."