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Like living with the incredible ‘ulk

Why did all the women (the one guy applying didn’t even look at her in the scene) at Beneke look at Skyler like that when she was applying for the data entry job in S2? She was pregnant and no one knew she used to work there. So the pregnancy was the reason they looked at her like that, but was it A) why is she applying for a job when she’s this pregnant? Or B) she’s using her pregnancy for sympathy during the application/interview process (one woman gets up to help her stand up from the chair)? Or C) they’re jealous she’s pregnant and they’re not (been watching a lot of Always Sunny lately and I may be channeling the gang’s misogyny)

I’m donating platelets (humble brag/virtue signal) in a couple hours and it takes a couple hours. The blood bank has Netflix for the 2-3 hours it takes. Been rewatching BB the last couple times and the last ep I remember watching is Hank’s shootout with Tuco. Was looking at the episode list from S2 and may skip eps 3-6 and just get to Negro y Azul and BCS (my FAVORITE even before the prequel spinoff). Am I wrong?

I find myself watching a lot of shows from the UK and their territories and made a drinking game of whenever someone offers someone a cuppa or goes to put the kettle on.
But I’m too close to the situation to know what would be a similar American trope that others would see about us that’s necessarily comparable to drinking tea, but is just ‘merican? Gun fights? Bad coffee? Budweiser?

Watching the amphibious cars episode without the original soundtrack and it actually works just as well if not better - they replaced James’s triumphant entering the water with the William Tell Overture (I think) and I may like it more than the original. And they changed the Miami Vice music to something else 80s for Jeremey and Richard in the Toybota.
But I can’t stand it in other eps - especially the British sports cars when JC plays Diamond Dogs (or doesn’t) and the ep loses EVERYTHING without it

Like a baby clown?

… do we need em?

I’m wondering if there is a collection online (or if we can just build one here) with the most iconic example of a technique.
For example: Marc Riboud’s framing Antique Shop Windiw, Beijing 1965 or Robert Frank’s Trolley - New Orleans. Cartier-Breason’s puddle jumper for Decisive Moment or Robert Capa’s Falling Soldier.
That kind of thing. Any quintessential/(rightfully) cliche Rule of thirds or leading line, etc examples to know or share? Thanks

please share..

Now if you’ll excuse me, Nixon asked me to take some stuff out of his Wikipedia page.

Made this for a video editing class. Not perfect. But was a fun exercise.