I haven't ever watched it, but my roomate keeps trying to get me to watch it. We have all the episodes on our DVR but I don't really have the desire to watch it, I know the story and just don't think I want to invest my time on all those episodes. I do hear people speak very highly of it, including some of you now, so am I really missing out on that much?
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BREAKING BAD is baaaaack
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"Breaking Bad" is the best show to come onto television in decades, in my opinion. I eagerly looked forward to watching it last night.
There's just something about the show that makes it addicting to watch. Its really well acted, and shot.
Here's a little side tid-bit. In season 3, Walt throws a pizza on the roof of their garage. I was talking to my boss about how I love that they seem to film stuff that happens, and use it, even if it wasn't scripted, like this pizza toss. He remembered the pizza toss, but didn't think anything of it. It looked so natural, that it was a 1 in a million shot that the pizza ended up there on the roof. And there would be NO WAY they could have planned it.
So we watched the clip on youtube, and looked up the info. And sure enough, it was scripted. But they had an elaborate plan to make it work, if they couldn't make it work. And in the first take, he got the pizza on the roof.
Here's a little info on that shot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkTDilC-860
But here I was thinking that they just went with some of the miss-haps, but they are all most likely scripted in. But its little details like this, that make this show great.
Here's a little side tid-bit. In season 3, Walt throws a pizza on the roof of their garage. I was talking to my boss about how I love that they seem to film stuff that happens, and use it, even if it wasn't scripted, like this pizza toss. He remembered the pizza toss, but didn't think anything of it. It looked so natural, that it was a 1 in a million shot that the pizza ended up there on the roof. And there would be NO WAY they could have planned it.
So we watched the clip on youtube, and looked up the info. And sure enough, it was scripted. But they had an elaborate plan to make it work, if they couldn't make it work. And in the first take, he got the pizza on the roof.
Here's a little info on that shot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkTDilC-860
But here I was thinking that they just went with some of the miss-haps, but they are all most likely scripted in. But its little details like this, that make this show great.
No concrete answers on that... and I've been wondering myself.
A: Maybe Mike - on account of the way he has stepped in to control *expenditures*
B: Maybe the people demanding their hush funds from prison - because Walt feels they are blackmailing him.
C: Maybe Jesse - On account of how he referred to himself as an owner in the speech (doubtful though), or because Walt wants Jesse to split with his GF (possibility).
