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That would be TIGHT, TIGHT, TIGHT.BenjaminBirdie said:
And I'm pretty sure the S3 finale was not supposed to be ambiguous.
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Breaking Bad - Season 4 - Sundays on AMC
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And I'm pretty sure the S3 finale was not supposed to be ambiguous.
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tycoonheart said:
I'd assume flashback
Tio already knows who Gus is. He talked about him on the phone with someone else cartel in the beginning of 'One Minute'BenjaminBirdie said:
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tycoonheart said:
I imagine
some kind of compilation of Gale's illest warblings leading to his final belt out.
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BigAT said:
I thought it was Gus they were discussing too.
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Yeah. I probably misread thatBigAT said:
Cornballer
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Has anyone been watching the rebroadcast on AMC? I have a bunch of them saved. I think I'll watch a few this weekend, but it's so tough to pick which episodes are "essential" and which ones I'll skip. I don't think I'll have time to watch all three seasons in their entirety before next Sunday.
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Watch Fly seven times in a row
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dave is ok said:
The only correct answer.
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dave is ok said:
Not a bad idea!BenjaminBirdie said:
Cool. I'll check that out this weekend.NaM said:
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I had that feeling right from the pilot, but that episode truly cemented it.NaM said:
FantasticMrFoxdie
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So. Intense.
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Cranston is really nailing that intense expression. He should win an emmy for that poster alone.
sixteen-bit
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where's that billboard?
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- Breaking Bad's New Graphic Novel Game Lets You Be Jesse Pinkman
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The streets of Albuquerque are a dangerous place. Just ask Jesse Pinkman. He's certainly run into his fair share of criminals since partnering with Walt, and he usually walks away from those encounters bruised and battered. Think you could help him do better? Here's your chance to find out, playing as Jesse in this original Breaking Bad graphic novel game. Think you can make it past shady lawyers, drug-addled prostitutes and dangerous thugs without getting killed? Play Breaking Bad - The Cost of Doing Business and put your criminal wherewithal to the test.
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_dementia said:
They are all over Los Angeles. I've seen about 6 different ones in the past week.
EDIT: Holy crap that game is AWESOME. Love the animation.
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BWAHAHAHA Jesse's Trollface.
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They did one based on Hank last season btw. I'm sure AMC still has it up somewhere
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The Interrogation - they have a few pages of flash games and stuff on their site.dave is ok said:
FantasticMrFoxdie
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I totally missed that, Thanks!
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- Jaime Weinman with a short response to a few things brought up in the NYT articleAlternativeUlster said:
I was listening to the commentary on an episode of S3 and they mentioned a flickr group of people who take pictures of Breaking Bad locations. I, for one, thought it was cool:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24869473@N02/sets/72157623732482564/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24869473@N02/sets/72157623732482564/
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Watched the first 3 seasons. Probably should refresh and re-watch some of Season 3. Great show!
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I'm rewatching the pilot - such a stark difference from where the characters are now.
EDIT: Such a good pilot. Definitely doesn't have the heavy overtones that the show has now, but they do a great job of building a starting point for the characters. it's just astounding to me where they all end up. Plenty of humor and lots of good lines in the pilot, too.
EDIT: Such a good pilot. Definitely doesn't have the heavy overtones that the show has now, but they do a great job of building a starting point for the characters. it's just astounding to me where they all end up. Plenty of humor and lots of good lines in the pilot, too.
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- Huffington Post: The Best Dramatic Show on TV Begins Another Season *no spoilers*
Don't know if the writer has seen the new season since he's discussing the show in a general sense.
Don't know if the writer has seen the new season since he's discussing the show in a general sense.
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Amir0x said:
Jealous.
Direct TV still can't get this going.
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Amir0x said:
DTV is failing me.
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You're just begging for an avatar quote, aren't you.Drewsky said:
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The shit he went through with the cancer, and his motivations for going into the drug business (money for his family in the event of his death) make Walt sympathetic, no matter if he is still a good guy or not.SpeedingUptoStop said:
Skyler is an ungrateful bitch.
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will totally Facebook friend you! *giggle* *LOL*
You just proved my point.scar tissue said:
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scar tissue said:
Skyler is "an ungrateful bitch" because her husband literally endangered the lives of her entire family, became a horrific murderer/drug manufacturer, lied about every aspect of their lives for months now, is a completely emotionally disconnected asshole, MISSED THE BIRTH OF THEIR SON, got Hank nearly killed, and multiple times risked leaving the family not only penniless but also dead with the knowledge that Walt is a dirty meth cook.
Yeah, man, she's just...like...such a bitch and stuff. It makes perfect logical sense that a person who is involved in a marriage with what has always been a very safe, sensible individual who has always lived the suburban lifestyle free of crime would be all sympathetic and understanding to Walt risking the families life and wellbeing to sell meth. I'm really disappointed in the writers.
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