Shall we anticpate the AMC series "Breaking Bad"? I think I may.

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Niiiiiice

LOL

lmao

should be third panel of Holly saying

"It's Holly, bitch."

Jesse could get a job as a manny.

lol
Manny being nanny?

maybe holly and brock will get married and take over the empire
who has the last laugh then?

Just caught up. I think Jessie is gonna have to kill Hank or Marie.

Jesse hates Hank so maybe he'll do it.

guys "jessie" is usually short for "Jessica"

Yeah, posted that and then noticed it.

guys "jessie" is usually short for "Jessica"

― so i had sex with a piñata (mh), Sunday, October 2, 2011 10:50 AM (30 minutes ago) Bookmark

it's true

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Saved_by_the_Bell_characters#Jessie_Spano

i totally forgot her and zack were next door neighbors!

mere hours! can't wait!!

did anyone link to this aaron paul fresh air interview yet?
i heard it yesterday, it's pretty good but not earthshaking or anything
apparently his mom is a malcolm in the middle superfan

http://www.npr.org/2011/09/19/140040966/aaron-paul-breaking-bad-dealer-isnt-dead-yet

Jesse's from Idaho

(I mean Aaron)

Erin

An impatient feeling I've been getting now and then over the last several episodes has bloomed into a realization: I'm getting sick of Walt. If Bryan Cranston has much range as an actor, he hasn't shown it.

uh

suggest b'wan

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Um, Bryan Cranston has incredible range and it's why his Breaking Bad character is nothing like other characters he's played! I can think of four roles he's been in that were so different I don't even think of them as the same actor!

Walt has gotten really one-dimensional and he's gotten smacked down for it in the episode after he got beat up by Jesse. When Walt Jr. comes by and nurses him back to health it's a real breaking moment! Is that the only time he's really cried in this series?

Cried as he watched Jane die.

That's right! Not as freely, but definitely choked up with tears.

"I'm getting sick of Walt. If Bryan Cranston has much range as an actor, he hasn't shown it."

Do no understand the connection between these two sentences at all.

I can't believe they just did what I think they just did

and not in a good way either.

ok it sort of makes sense now

crisis of shark jumpage averted

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Does anyone doubt that Jesse just fucked up and left his "lucky cigarette" where the kid found it?

the whole ricin cigarette as major plotpoint deal is a fucking bummer in my opinion, way beneath the smarts of the rest of the show. "I have a cigarette that contains one of the deadliest toxins known to man. I keep it in my own pack of cigarettes and transfer it from pack to pack. I smoke the other 19 cigarettes, which avoid exposure to the ricin cigarette. I smoke meth sometimes, but my judgment is never so impaired that anything goes wrong with the special ricin cigarette. However, I left the pack with it lying around at my girlfriend's house, and her son got into it." like there's a lot of ok-for-the-sake-of-argument-I'll-give-you-that stuff on this show and I don't care but the ricin cigarette is up on some Happy Days shit. I too think Walt/Jesse are probably right that Gus might have done some mastermind-a-Jesse-on-Walt shit, and that's unlikely too but in the zone of acceptable unlikelihood. "I carry around a cigarette with ricin in it" is sort of "I play actual russian roulette with a loaded pistol on arising from sleep and at bedtime and I always win."

It was in a plastic vial hidden in the cigarette, wasn't it? Actually probably not and I've just been giving the show way too much credit. I guess just having it in there would make sense if he'd ever fucking done anything with it instead of transferring a flimsy poison stick with tobacco falling out all the time.

99% sure it was in a little thing. but ya - why take Jess's vial when i'm sure Gus must have the resources to get it on his own.

kinda flimsy...

it was definitely in a sealed vial. i don't really think there's an easy way to 'accidentally' take it. would the cigarette even light with that thing obstructing the airway?

Some great scenes in that one, but yeah, not a fan of the whole ricin bit, whichever way it breaks.

i am betting on hantavirus, four corners is rife with it. cause they never actually confirmed ricin did they?

i don't know how Gus would know there was something up with the car.
only if he was actually responsible for the poisoning would he be even remotely paranoid enough to consider it possible.

anyone who's ever smoked should cry foul on the ricin cigarette gag, packs w/ a couple smokes in them are lucky to survive in yr pocket after a night on the town, let alone 6 mile hikes through the mexican desert, gun battles with cartel heavies, and fistfights w/ yr meth cook mentor

also didn't buy jesse's mini mental breakdown w/ walt and gus' newly found psychic powers

they kinda frittered away the greatness of last week's ep

gus' general cautiousness plus jesse's tell (though i can understand his motivation) plus knowing jesse's still loyal to a mad man on the loose that could easily whip up a bomb = new found psychic powers.

woulda kinda prefer it if the kid isn't ricin poisoned at all but that the possibility of it was enough to make jess back off from his deweyed 'you know my bloodtype?' swooning and realize just who he's working for now and where his allegiances should lay. maybe this can be one of those ambiguities gilligan can leave up to the viewer or something.

What if the kid went to swipe a cigarette and found a white powder and thought it was coke and... man if a kid that young is trying what he thinks is coke swiped from his mom's boyfriend this is a hell of a diversion.

i have mixed feelings about this turn of events. tbrr, i couldn't quite figure out why or how they wound up hiding at hank's. i have caught enough little things in this show that something is telling me that maybe this was not clearly explained?

i'm kind of confused about everything except ricin/brock/ICU -- oh that, and gomez clearly does not want to pursue fring and hank knows it.

they kinda frittered away the greatness of last week's ep

^this. and i guess Saul is audi? :-/

Tyrus scares me.

scene w/ walt & jesse wasnt v good imo, too much dialogue, too many dramatic leaps of faith connecting the dots stuff; felt like the show trying to force an oh shit drama moment

i cant remember, does walt know abt jesse in mexico w/ gus & gus taking out the cartel bosses? he doesnt right? he knows thru hank that there were some vague big moves w/ lots of bodies down there & maybe could guess it was gus's doing

The lack of disclosure between Jesse and Walt, coupled by their panicked reunions, has caused both of them to jump to the worst conclusions. Actually, most of their issues in general have to do with their fucked up relationship!

It's kind of an extension of Walt's overall style -- he's a nice, if distant parent to Walt Jr. but if you look at the paper's he's graded over the course of the series, he leaves some of the worst feedback when he's being a teacher. Things like "work to your potential," "not even trying," and so on. When viewed in light of his recent revelations about his own father, I kind of wonder if Walt as dad is trying to act out the caricature of his own father he was told, and Walt as teacher/Jesse's partner is him being angsty about all of his father issues.