Yep, it looks like fiction but the reality of story is a little frightening and fairly accurate especially Jeff Daniels character.
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journolud
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Just watched first episode of mystery road, australian series on bbc4. Looks good
super_city_si
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4 episodes in to killing eve. It’s excellent.
FantasyIreland
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The Good Cop.
Much better than expected.Bit of an old school vibe with very clever/quirky scripting.
A bit reminiscent of Moonlighting.
Much better than expected.Bit of an old school vibe with very clever/quirky scripting.
A bit reminiscent of Moonlighting.
I’m rewatching Breaking Bad on Netflix.
Jesse seemed to be a lot more likeable upon first viewing.
I find Gus Fring’s character to be the most interesting. Although he may have been responsible for the death of the young drug dealer, he didn’t strike me as being all bad. He gave Walter and Jesse numerous ‘second chances’ and his actions towards Don Eladio and Hector were understandable.
If anything, Walter/Heisenberg is the primary protagonist and antagonist in the series.
Jesse seemed to be a lot more likeable upon first viewing.
I find Gus Fring’s character to be the most interesting. Although he may have been responsible for the death of the young drug dealer, he didn’t strike me as being all bad. He gave Walter and Jesse numerous ‘second chances’ and his actions towards Don Eladio and Hector were understandable.
If anything, Walter/Heisenberg is the primary protagonist and antagonist in the series.
First few episodes are boring. Gets a bit better after that.Just starting the terror
Please be good
Zin 'messiah' Zimmer
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I’m rewatching Breaking Bad on Netflix.
Jesse seemed to be a lot more likeable upon first viewing.
I find Gus Fring’s character to be the most interesting. Although he may have been responsible for the death of the young drug dealer, he didn’t strike me as being all bad. He gave Walter and Jesse numerous ‘second chances’ and his actions towards Don Eladio and Hector were understandable.
If anything, Walter/Heisenberg is the primary protagonist and antagonist in the series.
Did the same recently, however the whole Jesse thing (today) is formulated by ones understanding of the ending...
Walter was always the driving force, regardless of intentions at the start.
Gus??? I'm expecting a big reveal in Better call Saul anytime now, there's a distinct smell of lavender about him and it doesn't come from the marinated chicken!!!!