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Is Yandek conducting this interview?Hi Jonathan, how are you?
Is Yandek conducting this interview?Hi Jonathan, how are you?
Exactly what I thought. Obviously it wouldn't have even been included had JB's answer not been funny.Is Yandek conducting this interview?Hi Jonathan, how are you?
Interesting.Looking back at the corner camera in Hank's office, it doesn't look like a surveillance camera since there was movement like they tend to use on regular camera shots. I'd imagine if Gilligan was trying to imply it was a surveillance camera, it would have been a locked shot.Great acting by Mike in the park knowing it's probably the last time he'd see his granddaughter."How could Mike use that clown of a lawyer" Especially right after showing the blowup Statue of Liberty on his roof.I agree. It's been a solid season, still better than anything else on TV right now, but it's definitely not the best season of the show's run yet. It might be with the second 8 episodes but I think that should be considered the 6th season. It's one thing to take a month or two off but to come back a year later and consider it part of the previous season is stupid, imo.This season has been a bit all over the place. Previous ones had a clear focus moving forward. Probably intentional this season to show how everything is falling apart but it takes away from the show for me. VamonosI wishI was curious to find out what movie Mike was watching during the DEA search and found this:How many times this season have we heard this may be the best episode of the entire run? I'm not seeing it. Don't get me wrong still a terrific season but a notch below any of the other seasons IMO.the film Mike is watching is "The Big Heat," 1953 Fritz Lang film about a cop who takes on a crime syndicate in his city after his wife is murdered. The scene involved the follow-up to an officer's apparent death by suicide--but the investigator is subsequently contacted by the dead officer's wife, who explains it was not a suicide. Hank mimics suicide with an imaginary gun to the head in exasperation with Walter's crying scene in his office
I'm completely fascinated/disgusted by Yandek on facebook, btw.Exactly what I thought. Obviously it wouldn't have even been included had JB's answer not been funny.Is Yandek conducting this interview?Hi Jonathan, how are you?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuN-70bICR4&feature=relatedBreaking Bad - The Transformation of Walter White - Tribute Video [HD]To be fair, Gilligan's made no secret of the fact that WW doesn't have so much of a character "arc" as a downward ramp.Have not read through the posts about last night's episode yet. Looking forward to that. I thought that was easily the best episode during the show's entire run. It was also the first time I disliked Walt. I guess Gilligan is going to try and force us to dislike him the rest of the series. I don't want to though.
He killed Mike for a lot of reasons, the list being the least of them.So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
Awesome.After watching that, there's no question that I'm going to go back and watch the whole series again from start to finish.The only series I've watched more than once is The Wire, which I've watched from start to finish three times so far. And I may watch it a fourth time at some point.Breaking Bad is definitely worth a second viewing. As for a third or fourth, I'll have to wait and see how it ends...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuN-70bICR4&feature=relatedBreaking Bad - The Transformation of Walter White - Tribute Video [HD]
He killed Mike for a lot of reasons, the list being the least of them.So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
x2He killed Mike for a lot of reasons, the list being the least of them.So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I think they're trying to make him look like not a bright guy (shooting kid, not handling the chemistry well/looking like a remedial student to Walt). It could be all a plan to infiltrate Heisenberg. Who knows.... He seemed really eager to stand out when everyone on that crew was told not to talk.I don't think he's dumb. I think he is ambitious and willing to take orders and learn.mentioned that early....that he may not be as dumb as we think he isHow many episodes until Landry tries to setup his own lab? Or sells the "steps/ingredients" to a competitor?
I don't understand that. How was killing Mike going to get him the names? I thought he killed Mike out of rage for what he said to Walt and how he treated him, not because he wouldn't give up the names.So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
Saul knows a guy who knows a guy who does séances.I don't understand that. How was killing Mike going to get him the names?So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
Well I think he was hoping Mike would give him the names just so he could gain some satisfaction that Mike was afraid of him. Of course that wasn't going to happen so Walt capped him. But hey, by Mike's own standard his killing was justified by how much he knew.I don't understand that. How was killing Mike going to get him the names? I thought he killed Mike out of rage for what he said to Walt and how he treated him, not because he wouldn't give up the names.So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
Probably the best and most defining scene of the entire series for me.Need to do a BB qutoes draft, two notable ones in there: "Skyler, I am not in Danger, I am the Danger." "A guy opens the door and gets shot and you think that of me, No. I am the one who knocks."
1.01 This is my own private domicile and I will not be harassed....b!Need to do a BB qutoes draft, two notable ones in there: "Skyler, I am not in Danger, I am the Danger." "A guy opens the door and gets shot and you think that of me, No. I am the one who knocks."
You are right. I lost power Sunday night, did not catch this until late last night. I definitely believe Mike said what was on all of our minds the entire time and Walt kills him...essentially if you kill Mike, you kill a lot of the audience in a roundabout way. not saying the audience turns the tube off, not at all, but it really makes Walt the antagonist and takes him from a guy we were sort of rooting for and could rationalize a lot of his behavior early on but now I just keep waiting for Hank to discover it all, of course that may never happen but I keep hoping.I don't understand that. How was killing Mike going to get him the names? I thought he killed Mike out of rage for what he said to Walt and how he treated him, not because he wouldn't give up the names.So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
'Ministry of Pain said:but it really makes Walt the antagonist and takes him from a guy we were sort of rooting for and could rationalize a lot of his behavior early on
Just this thread?I feel dumber after reading any MoP post in this thread.
Good point. There's a general trend that seems to get cranked up to 11 in this thread.Just this thread?I feel dumber after reading any MoP post in this thread.
just as defining for me'badmojo1006 said:Need to do a BB qutoes draft, two notable ones in there:
"Skyler, I am not in Danger, I am the Danger."
"A guy opens the door and gets shot and you think that of me, No. I am the one who knocks."
I feel dumber after reading any MoP post in this thread.
Seriously? Are you guys watching the same show as the Noid and I?JZ, I don't even know where to begin with your post.'JZilla said:Well I think he was hoping Mike would give him the names just so he could gain some satisfaction that Mike was afraid of him. Of course that wasn't going to happen so Walt capped him. But hey, by Mike's own standard his killing was justified by how much he knew.'The Noid said:I don't understand that. How was killing Mike going to get him the names? I thought he killed Mike out of rage for what he said to Walt and how he treated him, not because he wouldn't give up the names.'Ministry of Pain said:So bummed Mike was killed and the way it was done, then the senselessness of it all as Walt could have gotten the info elsewhere. What a waste of a good character.
1 step back 2 steps forward.I feel dumber after reading any MoP post in this thread.
I'm still waiting to read a psychologist's detailed analysis of Walter White.I think it would be an even more riveting study than Good Tony Soprano/Bad Tony Soprano/Kevin Finnerty, etc.I seriously can't imagine someone getting into this show and thinking that the main character is going to be some sort of moral paradigm. He sells meth, which ruins people's lives. You know this going in. Tony Soprano was a mobster, who also ostensibly ruined people's lives. Both characters, despite some redeeming or human qualities, are engaged in immoral acts.
Sepinwall disagrees with you. Also some interesting background on the "bottle episode":http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/breaking-bad-fly-the-best-bottle-show-everI'm on episode 36. The "fly" episode is without question the worst episode of the series. Shameful.
Some think it's the best episode of the series. It came about due to budget restrictions.I'm on episode 36. The "fly" episode is without question the worst episode of the series. Shameful.
Great read.Raider Nation posted a really good one with Cranston awhile back.Q&A Blog with Jonathan Banks about the last episode Him and Bryan Cranston are hilarious together
Fixed your post.Great read.Raider Nation posted a really good one with Cranston awhile back.Q&A Blog with Jonathan Banks about the last episode Him and Bryan Cranston are hilarious together
They seem to have really good personalities. And it is really cool to see how appreciative and humble they are about the show. I've read an interview with Anna Gunn, and she gave off the same vibe ate the interviewer.
Of course then there's folks like my dad. He's grown to like Walt the worse he becomes. Wants him to win, thinks he should have shot the kid instead of waiting for Landry, and says Skylar, Jesse, Mike, and Hank need to die. Claims Walt is the only likeable character on the show. Oh and he looked up how to cook meth a couple weeks back.People like Walt because he does whatever he wants, but then feel conflicted when he starts killing people.
Is he Indian and live in an upstairs apartment?Of course then there's folks like my dad. He's grown to like Walt the worse he becomes. Wants him to win, thinks he should have shot the kid instead of waiting for Landry, and says Skylar, Jesse, Mike, and Hank need to die. Claims Walt is the only likeable character on the show. Oh and he looked up how to cook meth a couple weeks back.People like Walt because he does whatever he wants, but then feel conflicted when he starts killing people.
Isn't he the chronic masturbater?Of course then there's folks like my dad. He's grown to like Walt the worse he becomes. Wants him to win, thinks he should have shot the kid instead of waiting for Landry, and says Skylar, Jesse, Mike, and Hank need to die. Claims Walt is the only likeable character on the show. Oh and he looked up how to cook meth a couple weeks back.People like Walt because he does whatever he wants, but then feel conflicted when he starts killing people.
Not that I'm aware. Perhaps your notebook needs some updating. Send Pickles a PM.Isn't he the chronic masturbater?Of course then there's folks like my dad. He's grown to like Walt the worse he becomes. Wants him to win, thinks he should have shot the kid instead of waiting for Landry, and says Skylar, Jesse, Mike, and Hank need to die. Claims Walt is the only likeable character on the show. Oh and he looked up how to cook meth a couple weeks back.People like Walt because he does whatever he wants, but then feel conflicted when he starts killing people.
Wait, was he the gay porn guy? Seperate beds from your mum and all that jazz?Not that I'm aware. Perhaps your notebook needs some updating. Send Pickles a PM.Isn't he the chronic masturbater?Of course then there's folks like my dad. He's grown to like Walt the worse he becomes. Wants him to win, thinks he should have shot the kid instead of waiting for Landry, and says Skylar, Jesse, Mike, and Hank need to die. Claims Walt is the only likeable character on the show. Oh and he looked up how to cook meth a couple weeks back.People like Walt because he does whatever he wants, but then feel conflicted when he starts killing people.
pretty sure he destroyed the tape/camera no?Whatever happened to that video camera from the pilot? The one where he tells Skylar that he did it all for her? Any chance that tape resurfaces at some point?
I've spent the last half hour watching a few of this guy's videos. They're pretty good.'BustedKnuckles said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuN-70bICR4&feature=relatedBreaking Bad - The Transformation of Walter White - Tribute Video [HD]To be fair, Gilligan's made no secret of the fact that WW doesn't have so much of a character "arc" as a downward ramp.Have not read through the posts about last night's episode yet. Looking forward to that. I thought that was easily the best episode during the show's entire run. It was also the first time I disliked Walt. I guess Gilligan is going to try and force us to dislike him the rest of the series. I don't want to though.