Saul might be getting his own show...

 

http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/br...pening-20130410

 

On a show where lots of people die, it's a shame that we will already know Saul survives. Not that I wanted him to die, but I liked knowing that anyone not named Walt could be killed at any moment.

The Americans is awesome. Best new show since Homeland, IMO.

 

I stopped watching Americans. It;s just ok to me. I can see why some people may like it. There are better "new" shows out there though.

Try "Orphan Black" on BBC. It's all kinds of awesome.

I stopped watching Americans. It;s just ok to me. I can see why some people may like it. There are better "new" shows out there though.

Try "Orphan Black" on BBC. It's all kinds of awesome.

 

I've been posting about Orphan Black here for weeks.

 

But it's only 2 episodes deep, and it's a lot more "interesting" than good so far. American's has at least given me almost an entire season now of great story.

Ok, after giving Breaking Bad a fair chance, I like it. I finished season 1 and have started season 2. It took a bit to really start going for me, but when it did, it became very good.

Ok, after giving Breaking Bad a fair chance, I like it. I finished season 1 and have started season 2. It took a bit to really start going for me, but when it did, it became very good.

 

Like other said, every season is better than the previous one. I think the show kind of plateau'd in season 5, but that still makes it a great season.

Ok, after giving Breaking Bad a fair chance, I like it. I finished season 1 and have started season 2. It took a bit to really start going for me, but when it did, it became very good.

OMG IM SO SHOCKED THAT YOU LIKED BREAKING BAD

A cool Simpsons "tribute" to Breaking Bad

 

http://www.grantland.com/blog/hollywood-pr...g-bad-couch-gag

OMG IM SO SHOCKED THAT YOU LIKED BREAKING BAD

 

Why are you yelling?

 

Look, it's quite simple...BS like Breaking Bad. I try to NOT like things BS likes. And who can blame me? He's like 8'2" and takes up a lot of space.

Edited April 12, 201312 yr by Y2HH

No, I wasn't a fan of the book.

 

What a great line. Perfect timing and cadence.

Y2hh,

 

What episode made you go "Damn, gotta see more"

 

For me it was the RV in the desert.

A cool Simpsons "tribute" to Breaking Bad

 

http://www.grantland.com/blog/hollywood-pr...g-bad-couch-gag

 

That's pretty good.

Y2hh,

 

What episode made you go "Damn, gotta see more"

 

For me it was the RV in the desert.

 

So far, I'm only a few episodes into Season 2, which I find infinitely better than S1. But in Season 1, I think the moment that made me want to see more unfold was when he shaved his head and began to display more of a, "I'm done giving a s***" attitude, and walked in the drug lords den, solo, and walked out with everything he demanded. Just his change in look/demeanor grabbed me.

So far, I'm only a few episodes into Season 2, which I find infinitely better than S1. But in Season 1, I think the moment that made me want to see more unfold was when he shaved his head and began to display more of a, "I'm done giving a s***" attitude, and walked in the drug lords den, solo, and walked out with everything he demanded. Just his change in look/demeanor grabbed me.

Yeah, I liked that attitude change too...the first season, i wanted to rip my hair out a lot.

Enjoyed first 3 episodes of Fringe on Netflix stream. My buddy said the first 3 seasons are good before going downhill.

I'm pretty much over Breaking Bad, but I did enjoy how they made Walter's character so hard to like. It goes away from traditional character development.

Enjoyed first 3 episodes of Fringe on Netflix stream. My buddy said the first 3 seasons are good before going downhill.

 

 

I would say, IMO, that the exact opposite is true. After the first couple seasons, Fringe got away a little bit from 'case of the week' shows and delved more into the overall arc of the series.

 

and I will give huge props to Joshua Jackson who I didn't think much of as an actor before the show but was very impressed by the end.

I would say, IMO, that the exact opposite is true. After the first couple seasons, Fringe got away a little bit from 'case of the week' shows and delved more into the overall arc of the series.

 

and I will give huge props to Joshua Jackson who I didn't think much of as an actor before the show but was very impressed by the end.

 

I keep wanting to stop but than read synopsis for next episode and am intrigued.

Anyone see Da Vinci's Demons yet? About to watch that, and then Ep3 of Orphan Black.

Defiance pilot is free on amazon if anyone wants to watch it early:

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C0OWP02

Edited April 14, 201312 yr by buhbuhburrrrlz

Ep3 of Orphan Black.

 

On DVR for after work.

On DVR for after work.

 

Continues to be a very weird show, but I'm still interested.

Da Vinci's Demons was....meh. I wanted more realism. He had some sort of magical flying bird that was supposedly to be completely mechanical. Wasn't a fan of that. Also, they gave him a real "cool guy" look with a faux-hawk type hair. I'm pretty sure Da Vinci wore like a little red cap and puffy shirts, not a leather biker jacket and a spiked up hair. The last scene was an interesting plot twist, but I probably won't watch again unless I hear it gets better.

Continues to be a very weird show, but I'm still interested.

 

What the hell is up with the blonde one?

What the hell is up with the blonde one?

 

The one who went through so much effort to hunt and kill all the clones, yet stopped in her tracks once Sarah yelled "I'M NOT BETH!", got stabbed in the side with rebar, and then STILL didn't shoot Sarah? That blonde? Hah.

Mad Men was fantastic last night.