Breaking Bad fans, considering they enjoy a show with tons of murder, double-crossing, and drug producing, are probably the type of fan you don't want to cross. Case-in-point: After Apple cut their iTunes season five pass in half, forcing them to purchase it again at the start of the second half of season five even though it's technically still the same season, they got pissed. So pissed, according to Uproxx, that now they're suing Apple, claiming that the company owes them between $14.99 and $22.99 to those who purchased season five last year and were forced to repurchase it this year after the midseason premiere.
Apple, a word of advice right now: Tread lightly.
The class-action lawsuit was filed in California last week, and reads as follows:
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YEAH. STICK IT TO THE MAN, GUYS. But really, while $14.99 to $22.99 doesn't seem like a lot of money, this actually kind of could be a big case—if the people win (and they probably will), it'll likely change the way Apple distributes season passes to shows through iTunes.
Unfortunately, they were not able to secure Saul Goodman as their lawyer, despite numerous attempts to contact him through his not-toll free number and his website.
[via Uproxx]
