Buftex Posted November 18, 2013 Posted November 18, 2013 (edited) Lois: "stop poking me with that thing" Edited November 18, 2013 by Buftex
PastaJoe Posted November 18, 2013 Posted November 18, 2013 Lois: "stop poking me with that thing" Since they mentioned Scarface, I thought when he did that he was going to say, "Say hello to my little friend".
PromoTheRobot Posted November 18, 2013 Posted November 18, 2013 Lois: "stop poking me with that thing" Knocking at her back door!
GOBILLS78 Posted November 23, 2013 Posted November 23, 2013 Sorry if this has been posted. Cranston and Paul read the finale script for the first time: http://gawker.com/watch-bryan-cranston-and-aaron-paul-learn-how-breaking-1469937655
ajzepp Posted November 25, 2013 Posted November 25, 2013 That's so cool...you can tell that this was far more than just a gig for them...it was just as special to them as it is to all of us. As much as I miss the show and am still in mourning, at the same time it was just so damn satisfying. It must be similar to what it's like to retire after winning the Super Bowl...you're sad once it's all over, but you went out on such a high and accomplished so much that there was an overarching sense of satisfaction, which makes it feel "complete".
The Poojer Posted May 30, 2014 Author Posted May 30, 2014 I knew it was a possibility...I KNEW IT!!!! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/30/walter-white-not-dead_n_5415300.html?ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000024
Canadian Bills Fan Posted May 30, 2014 Posted May 30, 2014 The show was so amazing and also one of the best series finalies ever. I dont think they could make it any better with a follow up or a movie. CBF
Buftex Posted May 30, 2014 Posted May 30, 2014 (edited) I knew it was a possibility...I KNEW IT!!!! http://www.huffingto...kushpmg00000024 There have been more than a few times, since the series ended, where I wondered why the ended it. I know, everyone wants to go out "on top" (and it really did), but it seems like Giliagan, Aaron Paul, and now Cranston have all expressed a desire to somehow be involved with the show in the future.... I remember when the first news came out about the new "Better Call Saul" series, coming this fall on AMC. It was initially described as a half-hour comedy...a sit-com, and Vince Gilligan would have some involvement, but not like he did with "Breaking Bad." Then, a few months later, when news of casting for the show came out, it was starting to be descibed as an hour long "dramady", and then came news that Jonathan Banks (Mike) would be in the new show...rumors about Giancarlo Esposito reprising the Gus Fring role...Aaron Paul, enthusiastically proclaims that he would love the opportunity to play Jessie Pinkman again...all of the sudden, Vince Gilligan is getting way more involved with the day to day stuff on the show than was ever intended, because he "just loves the characters so much"...and now, Bryan Cranston hinting that there could be more Heisenberg adventures in the future... This would all, normally, leave me skeptical about any future show, or movie, or whatever...but the quality of the original is so good, I have no doubt, if they ever did revisit Walter White and company, it would be done right, and be the highest quality. Not saying I am pining for it (it really was damn near perfect story arc), but you bet, I would tune in... it is kind of refreshing, in some ways, to see that all of these people appreciate how great they had it, and realize how important their involvement on that show was to their careers. You will get no Gandolfini/Nimoy chatter from any of the "Breakig Bad" folks...the only major player I have heard say he would have no desire to be involved in future "Breaking Bad" related projects was Dean Norris (Hank). He said something like "it's over, I want to move on, I don't like living in the past". Too bad, because his character would probably lend itself as well to any earlier Saul Goodman stories, as any other character...certainly more than Walter White. You almost get the feeling that they committed themselves to "doing it right" with this show, had such a blast in the process, and then were sorry they committed themselves to ending it when they did. Edited May 30, 2014 by Buftex
boyst Posted May 30, 2014 Posted May 30, 2014 I have the entire series waiting for me to watch it. I've watched half of the first episode before bed this week. I remember watching a few episodes when it first came on and thinking it would be huge. I was right but never gave it a chance. I really need to watch this show.
/dev/null Posted May 31, 2014 Posted May 31, 2014 I have the entire series waiting for me to watch it. I've watched half of the first episode before bed this week. I remember watching a few episodes when it first came on and thinking it would be huge. I was right but never gave it a chance. I really need to watch this show. Yes, you do. And so does anybody else who hasn't seen it Awesome series
meazza Posted May 31, 2014 Posted May 31, 2014 There have been more than a few times, since the series ended, where I wondered why the ended it. I know, everyone wants to go out "on top" (and it really did), but it seems like Giliagan, Aaron Paul, and now Cranston have all expressed a desire to somehow be involved with the show in the future.... I remember when the first news came out about the new "Better Call Saul" series, coming this fall on AMC. It was initially described as a half-hour comedy...a sit-com, and Vince Gilligan would have some involvement, but not like he did with "Breaking Bad." Then, a few months later, when news of casting for the show came out, it was starting to be descibed as an hour long "dramady", and then came news that Jonathan Banks (Mike) would be in the new show...rumors about Giancarlo Esposito reprising the Gus Fring role...Aaron Paul, enthusiastically proclaims that he would love the opportunity to play Jessie Pinkman again...all of the sudden, Vince Gilligan is getting way more involved with the day to day stuff on the show than was ever intended, because he "just loves the characters so much"...and now, Bryan Cranston hinting that there could be more Heisenberg adventures in the future... This would all, normally, leave me skeptical about any future show, or movie, or whatever...but the quality of the original is so good, I have no doubt, if they ever did revisit Walter White and company, it would be done right, and be the highest quality. Not saying I am pining for it (it really was damn near perfect story arc), but you bet, I would tune in... it is kind of refreshing, in some ways, to see that all of these people appreciate how great they had it, and realize how important their involvement on that show was to their careers. You will get no Gandolfini/Nimoy chatter from any of the "Breakig Bad" folks...the only major player I have heard say he would have no desire to be involved in future "Breaking Bad" related projects was Dean Norris (Hank). He said something like "it's over, I want to move on, I don't like living in the past". Too bad, because his character would probably lend itself as well to any earlier Saul Goodman stories, as any other character...certainly more than Walter White. You almost get the feeling that they committed themselves to "doing it right" with this show, had such a blast in the process, and then were sorry they committed themselves to ending it when they did. One of the best shows of all time but a good show ends when it's supposed to end. Only 24 can go into infinity. This season of 24(12) has been fantastic
DC Tom Posted May 31, 2014 Posted May 31, 2014 I have the entire series waiting for me to watch it. I've watched half of the first episode before bed this week. I remember watching a few episodes when it first came on and thinking it would be huge. I was right but never gave it a chance. I really need to watch this show.
Chef Jim Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 (edited) Just finished it last night. I told my wife I need to switch to Gilligan's Island for a bit. Oh and please, please so sort of sequel. Just let it go. Edited July 9, 2014 by Chef Jim
BUFFALOKIE Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Just finished it last night. I told my wife I need to switch to Gilligan's Island for a bit. Oh and please, please so sort of sequel. Just let it go. Weird. I was thinking about looking for this thread again. I just started at S1.E1. last night - for my third time. I don't have cable, and I have pretty much worn Netflix out. I can't believe that I still found that first episode thrilling on the third go-around.
Canadian Bills Fan Posted July 11, 2014 Posted July 11, 2014 Weird. I was thinking about looking for this thread again. I just started at S1.E1. last night - for my third time. I don't have cable, and I have pretty much worn Netflix out. I can't believe that I still found that first episode thrilling on the third go-around. That and Scrubs are the only shows that I can finish and start right over again and still enjoy them CBF
boyst Posted July 11, 2014 Posted July 11, 2014 I have finished the first episode yet. Its been two months
boyst Posted July 14, 2014 Posted July 14, 2014 I just finished watching the first episode. I remember this. I watched the first episode. I knew it was going to be good. I'll make it a point to watch the rest.
Buftex Posted July 14, 2014 Posted July 14, 2014 I just finished watching the first episode. I remember this. I watched the first episode. I knew it was going to be good. I'll make it a point to watch the rest. In other news, I started reading "The Sound and The Fury" about 20 years ago..I know it is probably pretty good...I may finish it someday!
DC Tom Posted July 14, 2014 Posted July 14, 2014 In other news, I started reading "The Sound and The Fury" about 20 years ago..I know it is probably pretty good...I may finish it someday! I finally got through the scroll at the beginning of Star Wars. Is the rest worth watching?
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