I was surprised, too.Talking Saul was pretty interesting actually. Better than i thought it'd be
This is a not so good video of the scene where the stoke broker guy appears in Breaking Bad.
Is this going to be the 15th for the UK as well or the 16th?
Should be on Netflix tomorrow morning (last year it was around 7 or 8am i think)
Thanks, good timing as well as i've just got in from work and seen your post.Yep. I just checked and it's on Netflix UK.
How do they empty those dumpsters with only two narrow doors?
It was a fantastic start. Kim is gonna break our heart, isn't she?
Interesting how Jimmy keeps trying to sabotage himself.
Playuh.
Playuh.
Couldn't help but laugh when I noticed that.
I absolutely could not handle that dude's fucking Ronald McDonald sneakers.
It's called Cinnabon, and yes:I was just wondering, is the Cinnabun a real chain in the US? Probably not.
It's called Cinnabon, and yes:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinnabon
And their cinnamon buns are delicious, however, I feel like this is kind of blatant product placement and it's a bit distasteful to me tbh...
I absolutely could not handle that dude's fucking Ronald McDonald sneakers.
Great opener.
That pill pusher actor plays the same ditzy weird guy in The Office too. LOL
Ah I see. I'm hungry for some cinnamon buns right now!
Product placement is working!A Cinnabun sounds amazing right now
Product placement is working!
I want one too
Amazing opener.
I loved it. Good to have James back.
I just love that the stock broker is the same guy that took Walt's parking spot in Breaking Bad S1. You mad geniuses you, Vince Gilligan and company!
Wait, what? :O
Ken doesn't win a lot in the Breaking Bad-verse.
This is what I got from it too. As much as he wants to act out, he's put himself in a place where his inner sense of rebellion has no meaning.
Edit: Actually, I think my take was a bit more depressing than what it was meant to come off as. I liked AV Club's explanation here:
Regardless, that tiny act of defiance is an invisible graffito on those tastefully appointed office walls: Slippin Jimmy was here.
So why did Walter explode that car again? Something about him taking his spot, but why wasn't he in that spot to begin with? I really forgot the context of that scene haha.
Interesting to see that he eventually did take the job. Oh and that intro was great. That's basically all after the events of BB, right? He really did seem reluctant to open that door and trigger the police. But why? It's not like he's a fugitive? It has been a while since I finished BB..... so...
That's the dream.Poor Jimmy just wants to be a househusband.