Better Call Saul was amazing and I'm excited for Breaking Bad because I know what BCS characters appear in BB. It's gonna be crazy seeing Tuco get out of prison and go after Mike plus the war between Tuco and Gus is gonna be insane just like with Lalo.
I heard Vince Gilligan actually bombed a nursing home for the season 4 finale of Breaking Bad because he wanted the scene to be as realistic as possible. Is this true?
Wouldn't it have been funnier if Jimmy had Huell slip a fully charged dildo into Chuck's pocket before the hearing?
When Lalo pulls out his gun in Jimmy and Kim's apartment, what if when Howard said "I seem to be in the middle of something...there's really no need to-" he immediately roundhouse kicked Lalo in the face? What would have happened next?
Better Call Saul was amazing and I'm excited for Breaking Bad because I know what BCS characters appear in BB. It's gonna be crazy seeing Tuco get out of prison and go after Mike plus the war between Tuco and Gus is gonna be insane just like with Lalo.
We should get a BCS prequel series about the vet and how he got involved in the criminal world. Start each season with black and white flash forwards showing his life after BCS and tell his story. Also a Kim series of her living in Florida. We can learn about how her life got started there, her interview at Palm Coast Sprinkler (and possibly the origins of Palm Coast Sprinkler), as well as her life after Jimmy's incarceration. Another great idea would be a sitcom about Howard's college days with Patrick Fabian reprising his role.
We see in the scene with her and Howard together that she does not care about or love him, so why is she pretending to be sad at his funeral? Also, since she didn't care about him, why was she mad at Kim about the lies they spread?
At what point would Batman have taken down Heisenberg? What interactions would he have with Walt and Jesse, Gus, or Mike? Would Hank approve of working with the Batman?
Like how George Lucas edited the original trilogy to follow the prequel continuity. Vince could do things to Breaking Bad like digitally age up actors (Gus, Mike, and Saul etc...) so they look older and digitally adding characters from BCS into BB scenes such as the Kettlemans or Bill Oakley. It would bring the 2 series closer together.
I feel like Drake has achieved something that no other artist ever has (or ever will) and this album is nothing short of the greatest thing we have ever seen in music.
When Mike goes to tell Nacho's dad that Nacho died, Nachos dad straight up disrespects Mike after saying they will get justice for Nacho. Why did Mike put up with that disrespect and why didn't he pop him right there for running his mouth?
Just wondering why he left a loose end like that during the last few episodes of BCS. Why didn't he kill her at the end of BB?
I want to show my brother Breaking Bad but was thinking of starting with El Camino and then having him watch Breaking Bad as an extended flashback. I think this would be a really interesting way for him to experience the story.
Better Strike Mike, with Jonathan Banks of course returning to portray Mike. Just throw a wig on him and pretend he's in his 30s.
Better Strike Mike, with Jonathan Banks of course returning to portray Mike. Just throw a wig on him and pretend he's in his 30s.
My son is 13 years old and really wants to watch Breaking Bad but I have never seen it. He loves movies like Scarface (he idolizes Tony Montana) and he is a good kid and mature for his age having only been suspended from school twice in the past (once for cussing at his teacher and another time for fighting). Should I let him watch this show?
My son is 13 years old and really wants to watch Game of Thrones but I have never seen it. He is into all that fantasy stuff like Lord of the Rings and Chronicles of Narnia and really wants to watch this show. I know HBO has some adult content in their shows sometimes but I figure a show about wizards and elves shouldn't be anything to worry about. Should I let him watch it?
My son is 13 years old and really wants to watch Breaking Bad but I have never seen it. He loves movies like Scarface (he idolizes Tony Montana) and he is a good kid and mature for his age having only been suspended from school twice in the past (once for cussing at his teacher and another time for fighting). Should I let him watch this show?