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Interacting with their parents often brings that out in people.
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TBeats posted:If you couldn't derive the original meaning then you wouldn't tell people specifically to use hero instead of protagonist. My bad, I meant you were right, I was looking at the wrong U/N.
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I'm not entirely certain what is happening in this thread but I just got to Ozymandias on my Breaking Bad rewatch and hot drat if that isn't still the best episode of television I've ever seen. Feel free to agree with me on this!
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i fell asleep driving on the road once, I woke up in the center lane going like 80 about 10 seconds from rear ending a van going 60 so I swerved around it and everything was ok
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I hate the loving word "protagonist". it's like everyone learned what it meant because of the Hunger Games reviewsand now people won't stop using it whenever it is slightly usable. Just want to quote this again
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Karmine posted:I'm not entirely certain what is happening in this thread TBeats doesn't know how synonyms work and immediately posts about it every time the p-word is mentioned. I think he has an alert set up. Just follow the classic tviv rule of don't check the thread on off-days.
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Restrained Crown Posse posted:Just want to quote this again What? You don't remember when those Hunger Games reviews came out and suddenly everybody was 'protagonist this' and 'protagonist that'? That was a thing that happened.
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Schlub Husband posted:What? You don't remember when those Hunger Games reviews came out and suddenly everybody was 'protagonist this' and 'protagonist that'? That was a thing that happened. No, no one remembers that. Perhaps you had just learned about the word protagonist and you were seeing it everywhere. That's a real phenomenon.
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This show needs to be 13 episodes a season like BB was. Ten 43-minute episodes simply doesn't cut it; especially with all the different characters in the show now, and it shows.
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I'm holding out for a protagonist til the end of the night
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Cojawfee posted:No, no one remembers that. 
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Doorknob Slobber posted:i fell asleep driving on the road once, I woke up in the center lane going like 80 about 10 seconds from rear ending a van going 60 so I swerved around it and everything was ok But did you bleed
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I want to know what reviews that guy was talking about
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Cojawfee posted:No, no one remembers that. Perhaps you had just learned about the word protagonist and you were seeing it everywhere. That's a real phenomenon. The Mandela Effect: my mind is infallible, therefore the entire universe is  .
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ChesterJT posted:TBeats doesn't know how synonyms work and immediately posts about it every time the p-word is mentioned. I think he has an alert set up. Also don't check it on on-days because then it's just ten pages of "OMG!" "Here he comes..." "Wow. I did not see that coming." "Yay HUELL!" "HUELLLLLLLLL" "OMG Jimmy" "Well here we go..." Better to just not read the thread at all imo
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RedSpider posted:This show needs to be 13 episodes a season like BB was. Ten 43-minute episodes simply doesn't cut it; especially with all the different characters in the show now, and it shows. I'd have to disagree. To me, each plotline feels like it's just shy of crossing the line of being stretched too thin.
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some guy on the bus posted:Not even from a video like this? Sure he's a scumbag, but to me he seems to be enjoying living the scumbag life. Smiling, making jokes, having a good time!
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Karmine posted:I'm not entirely certain what is happening in this thread but I just got to Ozymandias on my Breaking Bad rewatch and hot drat if that isn't still the best episode of television I've ever seen. Feel free to agree with me on this! Hey yeah, just last night. If my best you mean the most unstoppably hosed up. The freakout knifing scene and the baby stealing was just the crazing loving scene in any show. I feel like it's the closest I've ever been to watching actual domestic violence - everyone in the scene honestly thinks they are in the right, that the other person deserves what they're doing. It's the pinnacle of the show. Flynn in like a boss, calling the cops - he was the one that actually put a stop to all Walt's poo poo, even Skyler still just wanted him out of the house at that point. His own son wanted that fuckwit locked up instanty.
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So Walt Jnr was the protagonist of that scene?
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you are following correctly. While walt plays the leading role as antagonist and hero, flynn becomes the protagonist with holly as heroine. Skyler became a supporting character at this point, forgoing her former role as romantic lead.
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Jun 17, 2017 09:59
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flynn is the hero antagonist and walt is the villain protagonist.
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RedSpider posted:This show needs to be 13 episodes a season like BB was. Ten 43-minute episodes simply doesn't cut it; especially with all the different characters in the show now, and it shows. This is very true. I didn't mind the first two seasons being 10 episodes given how relatively little plot movement there was, but nothing has really had time to breathe this season. A couple extra episodes would really benefit Nacho's dilemma and Jimmy's slide into darkness. Depending on how the finale goes, I might have to add the Chuck/Howard feud to that list.
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"I could be your protagonist, baby... I could take away the pain..."
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vermin posted:Mods please change my name to Gaslighting Grandma
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Doctor Reynolds posted:Sure he's a scumbag, but to me he seems to be enjoying living the scumbag life. Smiling, making jokes, having a good time! In front of a camera and when talking to clients. Things that tie directly to his business, which also includes dealing with drug kingpins and suggesting having people murdered. "Dead inside" doesn't necessarily mean that you are a depressed shut-in, it can also mean that while you show a lively and cheerful outward image, you have lost all faith in humanity and you find no meaning in life other than money and the pleasures it can provide.
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Rexides posted:find no meaning in life other than money and the pleasures it can provide. So, like most people then?
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This show  Was reading an Uproxx article about BCS which led to an Acura ad starring...The Kettlemans. http://www.adweek.com/tv-video/acura-caps-this-seasons-better-call-saul-partnership-by-bringing-back-some-memorable-season-1-characters/
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Binary Logic posted:This show Wow, that's, uhhh, kinda sad and depressing for the Kettlemens. Any to play Devil's advocate here, I seriously doubt the prison guards would let anyone that close to the prisoners. Though I guess since none of them have any handcuffs or ankle irons, they're probably all low-level, non-violent offenders like Mr.Kettlemen.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Wow, that's, uhhh, kinda sad and depressing for the Kettlemens. It's sad, but at the same time so heartwarming to see the rest of the family willing to have a picnic next to a highway just so they could make the dad feel a bit less lonely 
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Episode 9 was great, but it set up so many cliffhangers that I don't think they'll be able to resolve them in one episode. Cue more unfinished business for season 4. The oilman, as someone already mentioned, was portrayed by the same actor who played Hank in Twin Peaks. He also played the sheriff's deputy in First Blood who tried to shave Rambo, triggering his escape.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:This whole loving episode... my god... Jimmy goes full heel.  Hamlin becomes the bad guy again  CHUCK BECOMES A SYMPATHETIC CHARACTER  .And I still have like 15 minutes to go in this episode.
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Binary Logic posted:This show Holy poo poo, that was hard to watch.
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So, is getting screwed over by HHM the prerequisite to be sympathetic in this series ?
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Binary Logic posted:This show See with more episodes per season, that could've been a cold open.
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One thing bugging me. Would Kim's driver side window not have been hosed up?
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Alan Smithee posted:One thing bugging me. Would Kim's driver side window not have been hosed up? Why would it? I was in a car crash once and my windows were fine
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Ein cooler Typ posted:I hate the loving word "protagonist". it's like everyone learned what it meant because of the Hunger Games reviewsand now people won't stop using it whenever it is slightly usable. just wanted to quote this for the current page
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A lot of different things can happen before during and after a car crash.
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Riptor posted:Why would it? I was in a car crash once and my windows were fine well I was in a car crash once and my rear window bled, so...
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All I'm Saying is Inside job
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