Breaking Bad (27 Viewers)

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I bet Walt would love Wendy's Wendy.

EDIT: On 2nd thought, not too bad when she's clean, eh?

 

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[ALC]

Wendy's face is fucked but her body's nice. If it's good enough for Jesse, it's good enough for me!

And yeah, Lydia's hot.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Principal Carmen is a hottie too!

 

[ALC]

I forgot about her. Hottest chick so far has been Jesse's girlfriend though.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I agree. It's not like the show serves up hotties frequently. So she wins hands down.

 

[swag]

I agree. It's not like the show serves up hotties frequently. So she wins hands down.

Hands down my pants?

 

[ALC]

I agree. It's not like the show serves up hotties frequently. So she wins hands down.

Even if it did, she would still be up there. She's got that special kind of hotness to her.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Hands down my pants?

Not quite.

Even if it did, she would still be up there. She's got that special kind of hotness to her.

Can't argue against that.

 

[Ahmed]

Walter Corleone!

 

[Lapa]

Sounds pretty lame show, is it about people breaking up?

 

[Ahmed]

shut the fuck up and start watching it, NOW.

 

[Azzurri7]

So far this season is Del Pierostic.

 

[swag]

Well, it's clear that Walt is fully "broken" now. The challenge from the writers now is that much of the audience had previously saw the anti-hero in him and justified his actions under the circumstances. Now he's an outright murderous badass with almost no redeeming qualities, and fans of the character are put into a conflicted situation.

 

[Lapa]

shut the fuck up and start watching it, NOW.

So far this season is Del Pierostic.

 

[Hambon]

Pinkmans a lucky bastard

 

[ALC]

Sounds pretty lame show, is it about people breaking up?

Bitch.

Well, it's clear that Walt is fully "broken" now. The challenge from the writers now is that much of the audience had previously saw the anti-hero in him and justified his actions under the circumstances. Now he's an outright murderous badass with almost no redeeming qualities, and fans of the character are put into a conflicted situation.

I personally am not conflicted at all. Walt is taking care of business and making sure he isn't caught. Once you're involved in the drug trade to the extent the jailed people were, it's a dog eat dog world. They're all guilty of murder directly or indirectly so there's really no innocent parties here. And the kid was killed by Todd, not Walter. So yeah, I can't blame him(Walter) for what he did. And as far as Hank goes, I can't wait to see the next episode and what he does about it.

Some food for thought

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Pinkmans a lucky bastard

So hawt

 

[Ahmed]

Well, it's clear that Walt is fully "broken" now. The challenge from the writers now is that much of the audience had previously saw the anti-hero in him and justified his actions under the circumstances. Now he's an outright murderous badass with almost no redeeming qualities, and fans of the character are put into a conflicted situation.

they've managed it very well, set us up for a fascinating end.

 

[Klin]

Walt should start banging Lydia and dump Skyler.

That's exactly what I thought.

Well, it's clear that Walt is fully "broken" now. The challenge from the writers now is that much of the audience had previously saw the anti-hero in him and justified his actions under the circumstances. Now he's an outright murderous badass with almost no redeeming qualities, and fans of the character are put into a conflicted situation.

I love Walt's character even more now. A man's got to do what a man's got to do.

 

[swag]

Given the Sheik's painting story from the last episode and the tendency for the show lately to do a lot of foreshadowing of events...

Watching Scarface with his son... "you know everybody dies in the end"...

Foretelling, or Vince Gilligan's usual trick of getting the audience to believe X so that he can surprise them with Y?

 

[JCK]

Gilligan's interview with the fans sort of says the same thing as Greg is saying.