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#226
That's funny. Not sure what happened to him? Don't think it was explained but if he has to be imprisoned long enough the cuffs will fall off from weight loss. How about that?
Breaking Bad
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#227
Quote Originally Posted by JakeLake720:
I say Walt will go out on a good note (or as good as possible given his situation)..Taking out the brotherhood and saving Jesse..Walt will ultimately decide that saving Jesse is one of the few decent things left that he can do. Walt will also find a way to finally give is family financial security, but it won't be through drug money. Walt will find a loophole or something in writing that says he still owns a big portion of Gray Matter Technologies, and his family will be set for life..just like Walt always wanted..THE END
Pretty damn close. Good call.
I say Walt will go out on a good note (or as good as possible given his situation)..Taking out the brotherhood and saving Jesse..Walt will ultimately decide that saving Jesse is one of the few decent things left that he can do. Walt will also find a way to finally give is family financial security, but it won't be through drug money. Walt will find a loophole or something in writing that says he still owns a big portion of Gray Matter Technologies, and his family will be set for life..just like Walt always wanted..THE END
Pretty damn close. Good call.
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#228
I'm a little disappointed that they didn't do a 2 hour show. Walt in the cabin would have been a great time to have flashbacks . Lots of his escape was weak to me. They would have got that stolen car if he was a most wanted way before he got to N. Mx. but...
The 3rd from the last episode was the best I've ever seen. Great drama!!! I wish the last two could have been more like that.
Anyone notice the obvious that all heroes die with their arms and body stretched out like Jesus on the cross. No one ever dies in at the end of a movie unless they are on the cross.
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#230
There is a tweet or message by Anthony Hopkins to Bryan Cranston that said this was unique and the best acting by all involved he had ever seen. He said he heard about it and watched all episodes in 3 days. ( I know the feeling ) I think he liked the acting because it was composed and tight. ( not his words ) Anthony Hopkins seems to like Breaking Bad.
you got that right it was perfect song for end.
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#233
This show was in my vault and I just finished binging through it in netflix. What a brilliant show from every angle. Pace, character development, cinematography, and particularly all the details. A show for once that didn't need sex or some fancy special effects. Great acting and characters and just loved how the puzzle all fit together.
I loved the Gus Fring character. Found so many similarities between him and myself. Liked when he originally passed on doing business with Walt. Then Walt gets a chance yo sit down with him, Gus tells him he doesn't trust his judgement because his partner is a junkie.
Hank played the Boy Scout cop brilliantly. He had such a hard on for Heisenberg, that he didn't care that it was family once he discovered his tormentor. He wanted o slap the cuffs on him. The way he smugly read those Miranda rights in the dessert.
Mike was such a cool cat. One of my favorites. Along with Saul, I hope the rumors of his own spinoff are true. He has enough charisma to carry a show for a couple seasons.
This show is right up there for me. Can't believe Tim Wattley from Seinfeld would become such a tv legend.
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