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Ford Prefect said:
I disagree Greg. I don't find the morality obvious, deliberate or outstanding in either program. I think both are heavily set in realism and assume a level of intelligence on its audience that is rarely seen in cinema.

Its the fans that worry me and how they interpret the shows.
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How many ways are there to interpret a TV show about a eunuch of a high school chemistry teacher who gets fired from his part-time job at a car wash to make ends meet and who ultimately become an international meth-making kingpin who has killed and eliminated the competition, and in the process turned his wife into a corruptible multi-million-dollar money launderer?

I don't know what morality is like in the UK, but that isn't very ambiguous here in the States.

It's even in the show's title, for crying out loud: Breaking Bad. How much more does a TV show have to hit its audience in the head with a sledgehammer to get the point across?

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swag said:
How many ways are there to interpret a TV show about a eunuch of a high school chemistry teacher who gets fired from his part-time job at a car wash to make ends meet and who ultimately become an international meth-making kingpin who has killed and eliminated the competition, and in the process turned his wife into a corruptible multi-million-dollar money launderer?

I don't know what morality is like in the UK, but that isn't very ambiguous here in the States.

It's even in the show's title, for crying out loud: Breaking Bad. How much more does a TV show have to hit its audience in the head with a sledgehammer to get the point across?



That's awesome, Graham! A very heartfelt congratulations to you. Awesome news for an awesome dude. :martini:
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Maybe I misunderstood your point. I don't interpret either to be saying either protagonists behaviour is morally null.
 
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