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[Jersey Generals]

If the Lakers don't make the Finals next season, it'll be the first time since their creation that they don't go to the Finals in 9 years.

[vincecarter4pres]

Man, Ronin was a slick flick, I don't care how shallow and hazy the actual plot was.

[vincecarter4pres]

Can we talk about how bad 1/2 nl play is and why I fall victim to lowering my level of play every. Mother. Fing. Time.?

[vincecarter4pres]

Another day, another school shooting... sad.

[CalamityX12]

Gleybar Torres....

[vincecarter4pres]

Rewatching some Breaking Bad. Why? Because it's that good, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

[MrDollarBills]

Rewatching some Breaking Bad. Why? Because it's that good, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

"I watched Jane die" is one of the most ruthless burns that I've ever heard on a TV show

[vincecarter4pres]

Rewatching some Breaking Bad. Why? Because it's that good, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

"I watched Jane die" is one of the most ruthless burns that I've ever heard on a TV show

It's crazy watching how he went from a nervous pussy to a monstrous serial killer.

[Jersey Generals]

Rewatching some Breaking Bad. Why? Because it's that good, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

Better Call Saul.

[MrDollarBills]

Rewatching some Breaking Bad. Why? Because it's that good, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

"I watched Jane die" is one of the most ruthless burns that I've ever heard on a TV show

It's crazy watching how he went from a nervous pussy to a monstrous serial killer.

I wouldn't say that he was a serial killer. He wasn't killing for pleasure he was killing for a purpose because he was a criminal that had an enterprise to protect along with his family life. But in the end, as he admitted, everything that he did made him feel alive, and he enjoyed it. so maybe you're not that far off.

[Karate Diop]

Anyone seen "The Man From Nowhere"[b]?

It's a 2010 movie out of South Korea but one of my all-time favorites. It's not ground-breaking but very entertaining and a clear cut above the numerous other child kidnapping - hero rescue stories out there.

Right up there with [b]"Man on Fire" for me - and that movie had prime Denzel...

[vincecarter4pres]

Rewatching some Breaking Bad. Why? Because it's that good, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

Better Call Saul.

I know man haha. Started watching it with my girl, we're somewhere in season 2, I'd have to fake the funk and pretend I didn't watch the episodes while I rewatch them with her if I go ahead on my own lol. Tbh, it is that good where I wouldn't mind rewatching it, but it's actually the series I'm going to jump back into once we're done with Black Mirror, which is ridiculously good in it's own right.

[vincecarter4pres]

"I watched Jane die" is one of the most ruthless burns that I've ever heard on a TV show

It's crazy watching how he went from a nervous pussy to a monstrous serial killer.

I wouldn't say that he was a serial killer. He wasn't killing for pleasure he was killing for a purpose because he was a criminal that had an enterprise to protect along with his family life. But in the end, as he admitted, everything that he did made him feel alive, and he enjoyed it. so maybe you're not that far off.

His body count is pretty crazy too, even if we're not considering his indirect involvement in Wayfarer 515.

[vincecarter4pres]

Rewatching some Breaking Bad. Why? Because it's that good, big whoop, wanna fight about it?

Better Call Saul.

I just went to Wiki to see where I left off. We have only the season two finale left and then it's on to season 3. Be diving back in by week's end, only have 1 episode of Black Mirror left.

[MrDollarBills]

It's crazy watching how he went from a nervous pussy to a monstrous serial killer.

I wouldn't say that he was a serial killer. He wasn't killing for pleasure he was killing for a purpose because he was a criminal that had an enterprise to protect along with his family life. But in the end, as he admitted, everything that he did made him feel alive, and he enjoyed it. so maybe you're not that far off.

His body count is pretty crazy too, even if we're not considering his indirect involvement in Wayfarer 515.

^^the plane collision is 100% his fault. Watching Jane die was by far his most foulest act at that point. That was the point of no return.

[vincecarter4pres]

I wouldn't say that he was a serial killer. He wasn't killing for pleasure he was killing for a purpose because he was a criminal that had an enterprise to protect along with his family life. But in the end, as he admitted, everything that he did made him feel alive, and he enjoyed it. so maybe you're not that far off.

His body count is pretty crazy too, even if we're not considering his indirect involvement in Wayfarer 515.

^^the plane collision is 100% his fault. Watching Jane die was by far his most foulest act at that point. That was the point of no return.

Yeah, before that iirc every killing was pure survival. That one was a little bit of greed, a little bit trying to save Jessie(cause she no doubt would have walked him right into an OD or some shady **** that got him killed traveling with that bag of money, she was a $hitty person too imho) and a little bit of the beginning of his transformation into a sick maniac.

[MrDollarBills]

Jane was hot but yeah she was grimey too because she was basically blackmailing Walt. But still, there's a difference between killing to survive and watching someone die in their sleep. After that point I found Walt to be scum.

The worst part is, if i remember correctly, after he did that, he goes home to his own daughter and makes sure that she's turned onto her side as she sleeps instead of her back, in case she vomited in her sleep.

I don't think Walt really gave a **** about Jesse at that point. He was just trying to save his criminal enterprise. He always wanted to control Jesse.

this makes me want to watch this series again. the writing was superb from start to finish.

[vincecarter4pres]

Jane was hot but yeah she was grimey too because she was basically blackmailing Walt. But still, there's a difference between killing to survive and watching someone die in their sleep. After that point I found Walt to be scum.

The worst part is, if i remember correctly, after he did that, he goes home to his own daughter and makes sure that she's turned onto her side as she sleeps instead of her back, in case she vomited in her sleep.

For real lol.

I don't think Walt really gave a **** about Jesse at that point. He was just trying to save his criminal enterprise. He always wanted to control Jesse.

Walt always seemed conflicted with Jessie. As an in general he definitely transformed from someone who had little to no control over his own life, who was bossed around by his wife, his job, his financial circumstances and his past regrets, to a narcissist and control freak. So I think that also got in the way of his thinking. He got on a power trip and ruthlessly and selfishly embraced it. A lot of times it seemed to get him in trouble, or changed the path of things, became a runaway train and ironically he still didn't have the control he craved or thought he had. But he also always seemed to want the best for Jessie. The problem was, he had his own definition, script so to speak for what was best for Jessie, no matter what Jessie thought for himself.

this makes me want to watch this series again. the writing was superb from start to finish.

It really was. Did you watch Saul as well? JG is right, that show is fantastic as well. It's definitely more comedy driven, but fantastic story telling and really goes into depth on a few of the characters from BB as well. Idk I'd agree with JG that it's better, or even, but it's incredible in it's own right.

[MrDollarBills]

I watched the first season, I'll need to catch up with it.

[Rich Rane]

Jane...



I first saw her in Shest Out Of My League. Kinda took the backseat to a hotter lead actress, Alice Eve . I'm not gonna post a gif. Think my eyes would explode just looking for one.