Jonathan Pryce's little head turn when Loras' squire said he was invited to his chambers was incredible. As was Bronn saying "Oh, for fuck's sake" when the Sand Snakes showed up.
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We really need to get you together with Heisenberg and Deadpan Andre Braugher.
Every day at 7pm. Which is why dinner time is always my SEINFELD time.
To be fair, I wasn't even sure I fully understood what I was saying. Also, using the adverb "sagely" comes off as fairly intelligent.
I'm assuming GG (Gilligan & Gould) and company have bigger plans for him down the line.
"Pig-fucker" isn't as funny to someone who's seen BLACK MIRROR.
I'll always think of him as the guy who once told everybody that Larry David put a gerbil up his ass.
There's definitely a cult audience for THE POSTMAN.
Marco is indeed the anti-Chuck, almost an embodiment of Mike's speech on good criminals and bad people. Chuck is a super-intelligent and ostensibly "good" lawyer, but his relationship with Jimmy is driven by insecurities and a lack of appreciation. Marco steers Jimmy on the wrong path, but gives him everything he…
Walt's tragedy had a bit of a Faustian or Shakespearean bent to it, whereas Saul's is more in the Greek mold.
Even if there wasn't a second season, or if the rest of the show dropped off in quality for some reason, this season would work so magically as its own thing, a novella to BREAKING BAD's epic novel.
Didn't catch that. Brilliant.
There's a bunch of kids born in 1998 who were too young back in the day.
They made it look easy. This show should have been impossible to pull off, and they make it look fucking easy.
That Belize line is the encapsulation of how the best BREAKING BAD references on this show should be handled. A nice line that serves as an in-joke for fans, but also doesn't alienate newbies.
Goddamn it, Jimmy. I'm disappointed in you (even though I knew it was inevitable). The fact that I was disappointed that Jimmy McGill made the moral choice we knew he would make says everything to me about the success of this show.
Belgian Ale.
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Hot take: OBSERVE AND REPORT is an underrated gem.