Quote:'Breaking Bad' season 5: A hidden agenda is festering

“Breaking Bad” season 5 rolls out episode 3 Sunday night and viewers are just learning about a long ago detail that the show’s creator Vince Gilligan planted two seasons ago. Now that it's awaken, its starting to fester, but where it will lead to is anyone's quess. Walter White is a detailed oriented fellow and in this way he has a lot in common with the man that brought him to life on the screen.
Where do the Germans fit into this season with Madrigal Electromotive? In an interview with the show's creator MTV learned that this company, which is as big as GE in its fictional presence, was introduced two seasons ago. If you remember this you’re more detailed oriented than Walt and his creator!
The mention of the Madrigal Company was small and one that you’d have to painstakingly watch for in the episode to catch. The name was there at the end of a commercial for Gus’s empire. The company was only mentioned as a legal disclaimer for copyright in those hard to read words at the bottom of the commercial on the screen....

Anybody watching this series? Final season currently progressing (I think we're currently into episode 3 of an 8 episode run, culminated by 8 more episodes in the fall).

Quote:Now that we’re seeing some good old-fashioned police interviews, it occurs to me that the weak link in Walter’s chain of criminality may well be Saul Goodman. He’s repeatedly expressed his opinion that Walt and Jesse ought to knock it off and has professed his own desire to quit. What’s more, unlike the other conspirators, Saul hasn’t killed anyone. He can reasonably argue that some of his participation in the ongoing criminal enterprise was coerced, and as a lawyer he’s well-positioned to try to strike a good bargain. If I were the U.S. Attorney, I’d gladly cut a very generous deal with a man who can solve several homicides (plus the near-fatal poisoning of a little kid) and shut down a major math lab.
Meanwhile, I’m a little bit confused by the timing of Skyler White’s attack of conscience. As viewers, we’ve been shocked by the revelation at the end of Season 4 that Walt would poison an innocent boy. Skyler also seems to have taken a darker view of Walt, but she doesn’t know about the poison. She went from being a willing accomplice in drug production and money-laundering to a conscience-stricken depressive over the news that Walt killed Gus Fring? That’s hardly the greatest tragedy in human history. She’s upset about Ted, yes, but it’s hard to escape the feeling that the writers are smuggling an audience surrogate in the back door in a way that contradicts the plot...

http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/tv_cl...nner_.html

At the slightest pressure that sleazy bastard Saul would break like a wet
paper bag.

Im not which one irritates me more, marie or skyler.

Im not which one irritates me more, marie or skyler.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

Im not which one irritates me more, marie or skyler.

How could you be annoyed with a rack like Skyler has?


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Oh shit...I didnt know the new season started. I know this is the last. The creator only wanted to do an 8 episode final season but the network made him do more

cause I have two spectacular sets I get to play with anytime I want. just another sign of good writing. they have you feeling something towards a character

FaFaFooey  Wrote:

Oh shit...I didnt know the new season started. I know this is the last. The creator only wanted to do an 8 episode final season but the network made him do more

i think its still only 8.

in all honesty. no particular order:

arrested development
breaking bad
early sopranos
seinfeld


im trying to think of my top five shows.

LoP Guest  Wrote:

cause I have two spectacular sets I get to play with anytime I want. just another sign of good writing. they have you feeling something towards a character

What does writing have to do with her chest?

DrPostman  Wrote:

LoP Guest  Wrote:

cause I have two spectacular sets I get to play with anytime I want. just another sign of good writing. they have you feeling something towards a character

What does writing have to do with her chest?

her chest has no impact on my view of her character. I have feelings of annoyance (not bad acting) towards the character itself instead of a physical trait. this is what leads to great writing. since I have two great chests in reality, my views are not clouded by a tv character.

i understand I dont have to explain and you are just trying to justify the titties