Well when the decision is either to use a game that exists and make some money off of it, or spend money on creating a fake game using CG - I think they made the right call.D4Danger said:The RAGE product placement was borderline offensive. It literally felt like I was watching an advert and the show hadn't started.
dave is ok said:Well when the decision is either to use a game that exists and make some money off of it, or spend money on creating a fake game using CG - I think they made the right call.
D4Danger said:or just not do the awful chiché scene to begin with
I agree with that!blahblah...blah said:
D4Danger said:The RAGE product placement was borderline offensive. It literally felt like I was watching an advert and the show hadn't started.
the rest of the episode was good. Hank's scene at the end when he's piecing the case together is probably my favourite thing all season.
Copernicus said:Wait....there's actually a game called RAGE and that was it?
The whole time I was watching I was thinking how corny they made the faux game. lol
oatmeal said:"Offensive"?
Please.
oatmeal said:Don't understand the product placement hate at all.
Yeah, it's in your face, but it's still being used as a tool to tell the story. Who gives a shit?
Him describing his Challenger to Hank just makes me think that he's trying to stealth brag about one, having the car, and two, that he knows a lot about cars.
People complain about anything.
"Offensive"?
Please.
cuevas said:It was poorly done compared to what they have done in the past.
oatmeal said:It was in the opening scene, by the time the story was rolling, I had completely forgotten about it.
D4Danger said:there is a game called RAGE (made by id who also made DOOM and Quake) but it's nothing like that.
oatmeal said:Don't understand the product placement hate at all.
Yeah, it's in your face, but it's still being used as a tool to tell the story. Who gives a shit?
Him describing his Challenger to Hank just makes me think that he's trying to stealth brag about one, having the car, and two, that he knows a lot about cars.
People complain about anything.
"Offensive"?
Please.
blahblah...blah said:Hank's boss has long been the victim of speculation on the internet, for the following reasons:
1. Gave Hank a promotion, shipping him off to Mexico, when he was at the peak of his Heisenberg investigation and doesn't even speak Spanish (fairly convincing)
2. People thought he might be the one on the other end of the phone in One Minute (unconvincing)
3. Clearly knows and gets on well with Gus, has worked with him for some time (fairly convincing)
I don't think there's anything overwhelmingly in favour of him being a mole - the first reason is a little suspicious, but the second and third are dubious. It pains me to say it, but the person who looked most uncomfortable during that final scene was Gomez. If anyone's downloaded it, watch how they keep him in frame during the bit where Hank pretends to admit defeat, and then whips out the fingerprint evidence: Gomez' expression is interesting, to say the least.
I'm not totally convinced either way, and feel that it would be pretty lazy writing to have a DEA mole, but we shall see. Also, I made reference to the German corporation in the Los Pollos commercial last year on either AVClub or Hitfix, can't remember which; so great to see it come up again.
blahblah...blah said:Saul Goodman: "I gotta warn you, the eighth hole is murder"
Next week's episode: the eighth.
Nice catch.blahblah...blah said:Saul Goodman: "I gotta warn you, the eighth hole is murder"
Next week's episode: the eighth.
blahblah...blah said:Saul Goodman: "I gotta warn you, the eighth hole is murder"
Next week's episode: the eighth.
He's referring to the fact that next week is episode #8 of season 4. It's titled "Hermanos".oatmeal said:Awesome.
I love the titles this season.
"Shotgun" is the most appropriately titled episode yet.
Cornballer said:He's referring to the fact that next week is episode #8 of season 4. It's titled "Hermanos".
Cornballer said:He's referring to the fact that next week is episode #8 of season 4. It's titled "Hermanos".
Cornballer said:He's referring to the fact that next week is episode #8 of season 4. It's titled "Hermanos".
I was saving them for next week, hermano.BenjaminBirdie said:Did I miss all the AD jokes?
brianjones said:skyler fucking someone named hermano
Cornballer said:I was saving them for next week, hermano.![]()
dave is ok said:I think I got spoiled a tiny bit by a casting call for next weeks episode a few months ago. Oh well.
blahblah...blah said:?Gus' brother
dave is ok said:I think I got spoiled a tiny bit by a casting call for next weeks episode a few months ago. Oh well.
D4Danger said:The RAGE product placement was borderline offensive. It literally felt like I was watching an advert and the show hadn't started.
the rest of the episode was good. Hank's scene at the end when he's piecing the case together is probably my favourite thing all season.
harSon said:I have a feeling one of the two cops in the room with Hank (don't remember their names off the top of my head) are dirty. Drug dealers don't get as prolific as Gus without having some much needed inside work.
And its all because of you, fratello. Thats Italian for brother, yeah. Now all I gotta do is find this Hermano guy. Im gonna kill him.FantasticMrFoxdie said:Walt: I think she is cheating on me with a man named 'Hermano'...
Hank: I'll find out who this 'Hermano' is...
/episode 8
RaidenZR said:It's possible they both of his buddies are dirty, considering they made it a point to establish that Steve is moving up in the ranks. Would be extra tension since Hank and Steve have an established friendship there.
Cornballer said:
I still think that either Gus himself or a guy who works with him did the call: Hank would have recognized his boss and also he killed one of the guy that worked with the rival gang right when he needed it.DEAD RABBIT said:I would like to remind everyone of this observation from the BB season 3 thread, after the episode where Hank got shot.