Showing posts with label breaking bad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breaking bad. Show all posts

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Breaking Bad 5x07 - Say My Name

"Now. Say my name." 
"You're Heisenberg." 
"You're god damn right." 

Before the start of this season, I read a really interesting interview with Bryan Cranston in which he was asked when he thought Walt 'broke bad' past the point of being redeemable to the audience.

I don't remember Cranston's response, but I do remember many examples of what that moment has been for fans.

Spoilers for the latest "Breaking Bad" under the cut.

Monday, August 8, 2011

Breaking Bad 4x04 - Bullet Points

Jesse: This is the part where I'm supposed to beg you not to do it? "Oh please, please!" And then what? I'm supposed to promise, cross my heart, to like, straighten up, fly right, or toe the line or some other crap that I'm not gonna say? Is that what your little show here was all about?

Jesus H. Christ. My heart can't take a show like this. I swear. The suspense, anxiety tension - pick a word. Whatever it is, it's going to kill me.

Spoilers from the latest "Breaking Bad" under the cut...

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Breaking Bad - Villainy 101

So after the Month of Death (TM) that was June, I've been meaning to write a lot for this thing. I want to talk about all the episodes I ruthlessly skipped over for "Game of Thrones," along with a recap post that has book spoilers in it. I want to do a recommendation for the excellent psycho-thriller show "Luther" that has Stringer Bell (Idris Elba) playing a good cop and Jane Eyre (Ruth Wilson) playing a crazy killer. I want to write reviews of A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer. I wanted to bitch about the Fourth of July Curse, the stress of trying to find a real job (or even a fake one), and do another Bar Quest post...

But after finishing up thirteen hours of insane, brilliant, brutal television, I've got to do something else.

I have to order anyone who isn't watching "Breaking Bad" to start. Now. You all have five days until the the fourth season begins. Just stay home sick from work and watch 13-odd hours of TV every day, and you'll be ready for the continuation of some of the best damn TV you're likely to come across.

No spoilers to be found, just lots and lots of squee.