Red Mosquito

15showsandcounting wrote:Tollbooth Guy. Is he going to become the same character he was on BB or is he simply a tollbooth attendant? He worked for Sal in BB, right?

it's the same character. he becomes saul's PI.

Another very solid ep. I'm really digging this show.

This show is great. I'm still surprised by how much I'm enjoying it. Really thought it was going to be a dud.

This was pure gold!

Just watched Monday's episode. May be my favorite of the season.

lol "monday's" episode

theplatypus wrote:I'm watching Metastasis, the Colombian adaptation of Breaking Bad. It's absolutely terrible, but laugh-out-loud hilarious in a "what the fuck" kind of way. It's an almost shot-for-shot remake, but with different names and faces and locations. Like an alternate reality Breaking Bad.

Here's their Saul Goodman (Saúl Guzman)

..... and everyone just glossed over this?

this is so incomprehensibly funny it's taking inordinate amounts of time to compute how much of an F it will be in the LOFL

it may hit me tomorrow, i will black out driving and crash into a light pole, laughing my way into the 6th circle of hell

or once someone posts a link to video of this program

so do they just wait til a breaking bad episode comes out, and then watch it, and re-make it? Easiest writing job ever...? And they throw some more T 'n A in there too since it's Colombiano ... si ?

Here you go, bud.

spike wrote:lol "monday's" episode

go fuck yourself

theplatypus wrote:Here you go, bud.

my life has meaning again

only about halfway through Monday's episode, but I feel like something like Chuck working with Jimmy could make any case he touches the property of HHM

and while typing this, Kim pretty much states that

damn, this show is so so good

yeah, good ep

I actually thought it was one of the weaker episodes of the season, even if it was the most "dramatic" yet. That final confrontation between Jimmy and Chuck was so pivotal, and Michael McKean just couldn't sell it.

I think he did alright. He's not as compelling a character as Jimmy/Saul or Mike, but I thought the tension was there.

Of course the series is missing a Walt, but good for them they're trying a different tack. It's almost unbelievable what a good guy Jimmy is at this point, though. Seems like he'll get ruthless starting in ep10.

theplatypus wrote:I actually thought it was one of the weaker episodes of the season, even if it was the most "dramatic" yet. That final confrontation between Jimmy and Chuck was so pivotal, and Michael McKean just couldn't sell it.

I thought McKean killed it.

spike wrote:

theplatypus wrote:I actually thought it was one of the weaker episodes of the season, even if it was the most "dramatic" yet. That final confrontation between Jimmy and Chuck was so pivotal, and Michael McKean just couldn't sell it.

I thought McKean killed it.

yeah, I thought so too.

His reading didn't seem at all convincing to me.

theplatypus wrote:His reading didn't seem at all convincing to me.

you're not going off the stupid video i posted up there, are you?