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Heh. Okay, I'm going to take that point under consideration, but I'd bet that he didn't argue with people that did know. Anyway, luck with your screenplay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
Back on topic, I really wish all (or even most) of the previous episodes of BCS had been as interesting and involving as the last one. It sure took them a long time to get really good.
Well, we put up with a boring Chuck episode for the closing 30 second shot!
I hate Chuck, been a fucking dead weight anchor since day one. Wish he would've died. Fuck that guy.
But yeah the last 30sec were interesting.
Mike's final scene sure didn't suck. I too will be happy to see the end of Chuck. Jimmy's an asshole, but an entertaining, authentic asshole. Chuck is just a slimy spineless asshole.
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Originally Posted by Dantheman
Yeah, will be interesting to see who left the note. Guessing the guy that kept blocking his shot to the uncle?
It was Gus (well, one his people most likely). The first letter of each episode spells out "FRINGSBACK". Gould and Gilligan confirmed it in an interview with Vanity Fair http://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/...anagram-finale
Good episodes so far this season (imo). Chuck is really getting devious in his ways trying to screw Jimmy over.
Just finished season two. Really dig this show so far!!!
Yup. Great show. I actually think it's better than Breaking Bad.
Blasphemy, I know.
So far, I would agree. I was hooked instantly and watched the first two seasons over the course of 3-4 days. Several times I LOLed really hardQuote:
Originally Posted by reckless toboggan
The show wouldn't be what it is without Chuck, he's the main protagonist but god I hate him. I guess that means the character is really good though and Michael McKean does a great job at making us hate him.
BCS is my favorite show right now. I'm calling it a dark modern day western. I don't know but it seems to fit imo. The scene on the empty road where Mike meets Gus for the first time was classic western shit.
I'm totally blown away by Odenkirk's acting. He was good on BB but his character was overshadowed by the others I thought or maybe I just wasn't paying much attention. He's really shining in this and proving that he has a broad range as an actor imho.
I would give Fargo a slight nod, but I agree BCS is right there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by raisingarizona13
Not sure I'm buying the Coke raining down on the truck with still plenty of road miles before the border alerting the dog but hey, "it could happen"!
Ya, maybe a little far fetched but drug sniffing dogs are pretty amazing at that shit. Just like with TWD I try not to get too hung up on the unrealistic or even impossible stuff on the shows and I write it off as entertaining non-fiction with the important focus on the character development and relationships.Quote:
Originally Posted by CelebratedSkier
I watched the first season of Fargo and I thought it was awesome too, I need to see if I have access to that series still.
This is the best show on TV right now, love how the story is going.
Patrick Fabian is killing as a prime example of an uptight asshole. It has to be tough to get your lines right with a stick like this up your ass.
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I would absolutely agree with that statement. The way they built the suspense through Monday's episode was masterful. I'm really interested in seeing how (/if) there is a falling out between Jimmy and Kim. There must be some kind of division, getting from here to the timeline of Breaking Bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
I'm guessing it's going to be a very sad story.Quote:
Originally Posted by AyoBeng
Beyond that, last night Saul Goodman was born.
Love this show. Latest was big. Saul Goodman's first appearance, some Hector in a wheelchair foreshadowing?, the laundromat, Lydia, Huell! Okay, Huell was in the previous episode, but he deserved a mention. I think knowing the outcome makes it better. You know Kim isn't going to work out, but you're constantly wondering which thing is going to drive her away. You know Nacho isn't going to be in the picture, but what happens to him?
Based on the comments on this thread I guess I am alone... but moving to slow for me. I'm trying to hang in but I think I am out.
I have been psyched as the old BB faces have shown up lately - they build this show like a slow motion chess matchQuote:
Originally Posted by bagtagley
Unfortunately, this series may end soon when Mike (the actor) dies. He's not looking good. Certainly not pulling off the younger than BB Mike well.
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Originally Posted by Benny Profane
It doesn't get much slower burning, but it's keeping me hooked. Knowing where it eventually ends up makes it even more interesting.
I'm just sayin' that he doesn't look good. He's 70, playing himself at around age 55 or maybe a little younger. He looks pretty stiff and old. Of course, that's a problem with all of these actors in a prequel, but he may be the first to go, and I can't see how the series continues without him. But maybe he'll survive until Walter White shows up.
Was watching an old Wiseguy rerun the other day and realized that's young Mike running ops!
Great season finale! Considering the slow burn pace, I do wish each season had 15 episodes instead of just 10.
that was a sad ass closing scene for sure - great season, slow but always building in a positive direction