I have to lean toward Esposito.  Aaron Paul was great as usual but Esposito really killed it last season.  I wonder what episode he was submitted on as I believe they only get 1 episode to submit for Emmy Consideration.   I would have chosen the premiere Box Cutter.  Gus barely speaks in the episode but he's just…

Emmys are a joke.  It's ridiculous Sunny has not been nominated for best comedy.  It's shameful Charlie Day is not nominated.

Emmys are a joke.  It's ridiculous Sunny has not been nominated for best comedy.  It's shameful Charlie Day is not nominated.

Platoon is my favorite war movie too.  There are so many great characters and the dialogue is awesome.   Some of my favorite lines come from Barnes and Bunny, but I also love King.
 
"In Tennessee, sniff the pines, sniff that cross-mounted pussy down by the river. Whoo, hot damn!

Platoon is my favorite war movie too.  There are so many great characters and the dialogue is awesome.   Some of my favorite lines come from Barnes and Bunny, but I also love King.
 
"In Tennessee, sniff the pines, sniff that cross-mounted pussy down by the river. Whoo, hot damn!

Perhaps but I think it will be close.  I know I'm at a disadvantage with 3D and the longer run time on Batman also means fewer showings.

Perhaps but I think it will be close.  I know I'm at a disadvantage with 3D and the longer run time on Batman also means fewer showings.

But will it beat the Avengers opening weekend?  I have a wager on this with a friend.  I've got Batman but am a little concerned that the lack of 3D may hurt overall opening day revenue.  IMAX though could help.  Thoughts?

But will it beat the Avengers opening weekend?  I have a wager on this with a friend.  I've got Batman but am a little concerned that the lack of 3D may hurt overall opening day revenue.  IMAX though could help.  Thoughts?

I wonder how much Mike made working for Gus.  mike did make a comment last season that Walt & Jessie made a hell of a lot more than him.  Mike basically acted as an investigator, bodyguard, security, hired killer, & babysitter.   He took a lot of risks for Gus and  and my guess was that he was paid a monthly…

I wonder how much Mike made working for Gus.  mike did make a comment last season that Walt & Jessie made a hell of a lot more than him.  Mike basically acted as an investigator, bodyguard, security, hired killer, & babysitter.   He took a lot of risks for Gus and  and my guess was that he was paid a monthly…

I'm hoping David Oakes of the Borgias  will be cast as Ramsay

I'm hoping David Oakes of the Borgias  will be cast as Ramsay

My point is that if you are getting diminishing returns from a network it does not make sense to invest more of your time.  I refuse to watch new AMC shows.   Networks suffer when people stop watching.   Maybe if the Killing were a good show, AMC would have more money and be able to charge larger advertising rates. …

My point is that if you are getting diminishing returns from a network it does not make sense to invest more of your time.  I refuse to watch new AMC shows.   Networks suffer when people stop watching.   Maybe if the Killing were a good show, AMC would have more money and be able to charge larger advertising rates. …

I'm confident that the writers could have maintained the quality of the show with 20 or  24 episodes instead of 16.  I look at one of my favorite, best shows  ever  The Shield and that show aside from the Glen close season never slipped in quality.  The last 2 seasons were great.  I consider Breaking Bad of the same…

I'm confident that the writers could have maintained the quality of the show with 20 or  24 episodes instead of 16.  I look at one of my favorite, best shows  ever  The Shield and that show aside from the Glen close season never slipped in quality.  The last 2 seasons were great.  I consider Breaking Bad of the same…

That's right. Part of my beef with AMC was with the Killing.  I'm embarrassed to admit I watched that crap through the 1st season.  I then read the Veera Sud interview after the finale and it was basically a fuck you to the viewers.   I didn't watch Season 2 thankfully, but heard they dragged it out.

That's right. Part of my beef with AMC was with the Killing.  I'm embarrassed to admit I watched that crap through the 1st season.  I then read the Veera Sud interview after the finale and it was basically a fuck you to the viewers.   I didn't watch Season 2 thankfully, but heard they dragged it out.

I think they could have done 2 more 12 episode seasons or at least 10 episodes.  this was purely a decision about Money and not about preserving the quality of the show.    AMC panicked over the Mad Men negotiations