Breaking Bad Season 2 Finale Episode 13: ABQ

[whothq18]

love this show

[NWO41508]

ok thanks.. ill try to look for it

[NWO41508]

does anyone know where i can get jesses red hoodie he wears when he meets with walt at that chicken restraunt? that be badass

[sookie1313]

@NWO41508 idk, but may i suggest checking with entertainment weekly magazine. They have a section called Style Hunter and their tag line is "you saw it you liked it here's how to get it". :D Contact them at stylehunter@ew.com

[GUCCImontana420]

her reading of the script while trying to vlog makes this video unwatchable for me personally.

[Gdanohrukrodmmtefce]

BB, Dexter, and the Sopranos are the best shows ever. Best Anti-Heros.

[sookietex]

@Gdanohrukrodmmtefce Absolutely agree---i love the scene from 1 of the Dexter eps where he's daydreaming and imagining the community cheering him at a crime scene ;D True, he, Walt and Tony are anti-heroes, but fans can't help simultaneously seeing something good in them too :D

[platter1000]

love this show

[sookie1313]

@platter1000 Yep, Breaking Bad just keeps getting better and better. Aaron Paul continues to thrill---the whole cast is amazing---dare i say, addictive ;D

[sookie1313]

@iliveinroom237 :D Yes, sometimes i feel compelled to quote Mister Señor Love Daddy [Samuel L. Jackson, from Spike Lee's "Do The Right Thing" ]

:D Thanks for stopping by.

[zap644]

Is there some reason I needed to have audio and video for this review? It would have been quicker and simpler to post your words in a more appropriate forum. It did seem like you were reading something. I don't know if you think the next Siskel and Ebert or what, but I never liked them either.

[nickysantoro23]

starts march 2010 fuckkkkkkk i cant wait!!!!!!

[venom6119]

i need to watch that show =/

[RottenSinceBirth]

Same here:D When is the release of S3 ?

[RottenSinceBirth]

One of the best serie:D just finished watching S2

[umbray]

skylar makes me wanna slap her

[patmathis]

Oh, and btw, you do get that the bear in the pool IS NOT what Walt was looking at right?

It's what was under the bear, off camera.

It was the bear's owner.

It took me a while to piece that one together.

[borninchicago52]

Right...the bear was on the plane that fell.

[patmathis]

Yes, but what hit the pool and made a huge splash, was the body of a girl. Not the bear.

I think the dead body of a child. -A FEMALE child at that, was too much for TV.

[1PinkFreud]

Interesting that you were able to determine the gender of the child - have you never seen a little boy with a teddy bear?

[patmathis]

A *PINK* bear?

No.

I think it was implied that it was a female child by that. And, yes, in Hollywood females lives are worth far more than males and was supposed to be as awful as possible...

[1PinkFreud]

I don't think you can draw the conclusion that the child fell into the pool. If you watch the scene frame by frame, the size of the object is much too small to be a child - in fact, you can see it's the size of the bear from underneath the surface of the water; not to mention that it would be hard to swallow that that both the bear AND the girl fell together into the pool (yes, I realize that the chance that even just the bear would make it's way into Walt's pool is next to nil).

[patmathis]

Boy are you missing the point of the show...

Its VERY existentialism, and it's entire theme is a wide range of the various philosophies of ethics.

When you know what happens at the end it's diving headlong into utilitarianism with a heavy dosage of chaos theory.

Then there is the scene when Walt finally crosses the line and stops being self justifying and accepts his immorality in the news interview.

On the other end of the spectrum with the same issues is his brother in law (see Nietzsche).