I like to imagine it ends with a courtroom scene. Sheldon in shackles and a flash back to his workplace shooting.
I like to imagine it ends with a courtroom scene. Sheldon in shackles and a flash back to his workplace shooting.
OH. I see what he did there now. Short for "Loaded and Wilted"?
The more I hear about this Hitler character, the less I like him.
Magnets, bitches.
Better if you read it to the Huey Lewis song from which that was…borrowed.
I like how everyone is acting like the original "Ghostbusters" was god damn "Citizen Kane".
Fast 45. Works Every time.
YES!
As opposed to all the other characters who hate having sex.
I also like how Todd wasn't even phased by the assault, just looked out the window to see how it happened.
The show where the guy dying of cancer got to go out on his own terms. The show where he got retribution against all that wronged him, and got to make things right with Jesse to some extent. Yes, Hank is still dead, his wife's life in shambles—but it was as happy is it could possibly be.
Hollywood happy ending. Not what I expected, but it was satisfying. The thought of him getting some form of redemption is nice, because he was sort of 'the good guy' in this show. Hank died because he broke the rules, Jesse was tortured because he had become a rat. Walt always lived by the same code. He even admitted…
Saul picked up his bags to leave way to easily, clearly empty props. they do such a good job on the show, why miss that.
It's called suspension of disbelief. Same reason all of the meth nazis were awake in the middle of the night to see him making a break for it.
Todd before he kills Jessie's gf: it's nothing personal. That was nice.
He makes movies for fn Disney now. "Are we there yet" Yo, that's not keepin' it real, though it is gettin' paid yo.
Yes, in addtion he would shoot a motherfucker in a minute, find a good piece of pussy and go up in it.
Yet this guy still gets time on the Today show. Matt Lauer: so, you've had some trouble in the past, let's gloss over that in 30 seconds before we show your new video CB: I've matured. ML: Great, roll that tape.
Yet this guy still gets time on the Today show. Matt Lauer: so, you've had some trouble in the past, let's gloss over that in 30 seconds before we show your new video CB: I've matured. ML: Great, roll that tape.
I haven't watched SNL in a long time….were there always so many gay jokes? They were working the blue pretty hard in the Hermes commercial, too.