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Television Breaking Bad

badfish45 said:
I just started watching Breaking Bad last weekend, when I was going through a really depressive state. It kept me really entertained, right now I'm on season 2, at the part where Jesse is trying to hunt down the junkies that robbed him.
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haha... you are going to cream your pants when you see the resolution of that particular issue. :D

bigben202 said:
it's nice not having to look forward to it lol
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dude, that's fucked up. seek help ASAP!
 
In an interview with the New York Times, Gilligan speaks about his position on Gus' past

But as to the second point, we talked a long time, my writers and I, about what exactly was Gus’s back story? How bad a dude did he have to have been, back in Chile, for the cartel to spare him, even though they were very insulted by his actions? And we went back and forth, we talked about Pinochet and his government, what did he do back there, precisely? And we borrowed a bit from “Pulp Fiction,” I suppose. Because in “Pulp Fiction,” Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta are carrying around a briefcase, for the entire movie, that the contents of which are only hinted at. At one point, you see a glow emanating from inside the briefcase, but you never do find out for sure what it’s in it. And I always liked that, as a viewer. To me, the audience’s imagination as to who Gus was in his past life is potentially more interesting than any concrete answer we could give them.
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http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2...talks-about-ending-the-season-and-the-series/
 
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facial expression = priceless lmao
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Pollos Hermanos has profile, yo. The carwash is where its at.
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Time to start a chain of car washes. ;)

I have a hard time seeing Walt quitting the biz. He's hooked on the rush and the power of being a kingpin. I think he's going to turn into Scarface in season 5. The show is ultimately about Walt's character progression, it would be a fitting end to the series.
 
PepperSocks said:
It'd be jokes if he kills his son because honestly, Walt Jr is the absolute worst television character in the history of the universe.
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Couldn't agree more.

I bet a 'guess the character by the quote' game would be fun.

"Mr. White, yo!"

"B-b-b-b-ut Dad, w-w-w-what about M-m-mom?"

"<insensitive stereotype>, eh Gomey?"

"Ding Ding, Ding Ding Ding."
 
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Hahaha, ya I can't stand Jr., I just meant it as a cool plot line for the family to travel the country in an RV lab.

That kid seriously needs to hit a bong, swallow some of his dad's T3's, snort a line of ritalin, or something experimental that teenagers do. The self-righteous, goodie two shoes thing drives me nuts.

"<insensitive stereotype>, eh Gomey?"
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And thank you for proving "eh" is not a Canadian thing. It's part of the English lexicon everywhere. It's a common word used everywhere yet for some reason people derogatorily associate it with Canadians of sub-par intelligence.
 
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