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I've been thinking about the definition of insanity, jimmy
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I like where this is going. A lot.
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"Think of it as a finder's fee."
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Feb 10, 2015 04:58
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Oh he's in the game.
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Michael Mando is loving perfect casting for the Breaking Bad universe. I'm more excited for more of this show than I ever expected to be.
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Man it really makes you feel for Saul, he was just trying to get one damned client out of frustration and it leads to him accidentally getting involved with this. It's a good commentary on the idea that "the game" pulls people in whether they want to be in it or not sometimes.
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hcreight posted:Michael Mando is loving perfect casting for the Breaking Bad universe. I'm more excited for more of this show than I ever expected to be.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:01
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Vince Gilligan is a loving genius. How pissed do you think HBO is for turning down BB and not having him in there camp? It was BB and not Mad Men HBO turned down right?
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Feb 10, 2015 05:02
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Vicodiva posted:"It's showtime" gahhhhhhh...I am in love with this show. Which movie is he quoting, beetlejuice? or all that jazz? I feel like he's a beetlejuice guy.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:04
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I can't wait to hear the context for the "sex robot voice" line.
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Genuinely surprised at all the "didn't think I would like it this much" sentiment. You guys are obviously all Breaking Bad fans, right? What would make you not think this show was going to be incredible? I'm glad that it's good but I certainly expected it to be.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:05
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I didn't think Saul was a deep enough character to carry a show and after two episodes I can't believe that's actually what I thought. Bob Odenkirk and the writers have made Saul someone to root for, feel sorry for, laugh with, and laugh at after only two episodes. His turn into a criminal piece of poo poo is gonna be tougher to watch than I imagined, but I can already see that element in his character
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This show owns, Nacho owns, and Holy gently caress I just now realized that he's Vaas from Far Cry 
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ShoogaSlim posted:Genuinely surprised at all the "didn't think I would like it this much" sentiment. You guys are obviously all Breaking Bad fans, right? What would make you not think this show was going to be incredible? Basically what I just said, I was wondering if a comic relief character like Saul could be the focus point of a dramatic show
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Feb 10, 2015 05:07
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ShoogaSlim posted:How is someone getting inside his office every time he's out of it to move that chair in the path of the door I thought this same thing and immediately realised I didn't care. I'm enjoying this show too much for that 
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Feb 10, 2015 05:08
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I was truly not expecting this show to be nearly as good as it is so far. That desert negotiation scene is pitch perfect and immediately sold me on the show.
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ShoogaSlim posted:Genuinely surprised at all the "didn't think I would like it this much" sentiment. You guys are obviously all Breaking Bad fans, right? What would make you not think this show was going to be incredible?
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This show has the same wonderful intensity and cinematography, and even more of the humor of Breaking Bad. Not sure why I ever had any doubts!
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Forgive us, Vince, for we knew not what you were up to.
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ShoogaSlim posted:Genuinely surprised at all the "didn't think I would like it this much" sentiment. You guys are obviously all Breaking Bad fans, right? What would make you not think this show was going to be incredible? Spin-offs are always dangerous territory, even when they're by people who make good TV. I think there was legitimate reason to be worried that AMC gave Gilligan a boatload of money to make a show he would mail in. But I like where things are going so far.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:11
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Rewatching the montage and I think my favorite part is when Mike doesn't even bother to count the stickers the last time.
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This show is a documentary. Don't go to law school kids. Seriously though, the poo poo Saul goes through when he's honestly trying to do his work is painfully close to what a lot of my classmates endured during the recession. "I want to not starve to death."
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Feb 10, 2015 05:22
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Ersatz posted:This show is a documentary. Don't go to law school kids. Yeah this should be required watching for anyone thinking of going to law school, especially anyone without the credentials to get into a top law school.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:32
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Saul just couldn't stand watching that guy breaking bread. Heh.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:33
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Oh man, that whole thing in the desert with Tuco was fantastic. I love his buddy that is the voice of reason. Tuco really wanted to be targeted by the feds so he was overjoyed to think Jim was a actaully Special Agent Steele, but his friend is all "dude, you were going to cut his finger off, he would say anything you wanted". The only thing I worry about the show is it having too many "hey here's that thing from breaking bad you liked!" over and over. Something like Mike makes sense, because he's part of the story. But say if Jesse shows up, or hell Gale, it will feel to forced.
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Feb 10, 2015 05:36
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I liked the All That Jazz montage and Saul quoting the movie. I hope he keeps making movie references through the whole show.
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ShoogaSlim posted:Genuinely surprised at all the "didn't think I would like it this much" sentiment. You guys are obviously all Breaking Bad fans, right? What would make you not think this show was going to be incredible? Seemed like AMC was grasping at straws to stay relevant since Mad Men's ending and Breaking Bad is over. I was fool to doubt Gilligan.
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Lord Waffle Beard posted:Ghdhjfruubseeyuhvcbkoor
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Feb 10, 2015 05:56
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Tuco's reaction to Operation: Kingbreaker was so perfectly Tuco. I love everything about this show so far. Echoing everyone else on feeling foolish for being so skeptical initially.
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Dangerous Person posted:I liked the All That Jazz montage and Saul quoting the movie. I hope he keeps making movie references through the whole show. Here's the scene from the movie, in case people were wondering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5URCGyMINg. All That Jazz is a seriously cool movie.
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What an excellent, excellent show already. Vince Gilligan truly is my God. This is from the first episode, but did anyone else catch this little easter egg? When Jimmy first goes over to Chuck's place, he puts his keys and his wallet in the mailbox. On his keychain is a car lock accessory... a red one. I wouldn't even have caught it if it weren't for the fact that tonight, before the 1st episode encore, they played the final episode of Breaking Bad.
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Yeah, I'm kind of surprised at how many people didn't trust Vince Gilligan to make an amazing show.
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Great show so far... only negative is the cinnabon product placement.
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Bulkiest Toaster posted:Great show so far... only negative is the cinnabon product placement. Yah, it should have been masked as Cinnamon Bakery #123. I much prefer real life things making their way into stuff - gives it a air of realism. Also this show kicks rear end.
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