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Tommy Elrod
Robert Forster was a good choice for "The Cleaner"...
Robert Forster was a good choice for "The Cleaner"...
And I don't care how bad-ass Mr. New Life and a Vacuum is, no one is driving 2,200 miles without stopping for a few nights. Again, kind of risky.
I know the needed a means to show Walt that Gray Matter was talking shit about him, but is kinda hard to believe that he would be national news. In New Mexico, sure, but not national as a dope dealer. Not right away.
Todd is utterly soulless. When you think he can't be more evil, he does it. Anyone else half expect him to grab Brock and not only make him see his mom get shot but then shoot him too ("nothing personal, kid") all right in front of Jesse? They still need a hook for Jesse but it would've been in character. Ice cold.
And Jesse escaping made me wonder: where's he going to go? Who's house is he running to? The first cop? DEA? Badger/Skinny Pete?
I love how we can only see the world Walt's in now (snow, isolation, cold, boredom) and yet with the papers and bar TV, we realize the whole country knows who he is and is discussing everything there is to know about him. If you paused when the camera went close-in on the newspaper clippings, you could see all the private things about Walt's life/family is being discussed at water coolers and classrooms everywhere. Nice plot device- we get isolated as viewers just as Walt is.
So we're going to Nebraska for Better Call Saul. Seems about right.
He plays this role great. He is a true sociopath, but yet at times has a child like mentality or innocence. He is always apologizing about it being nothing personal although it clearly doesn't affect him.
Just made the mistake of looking at the Emmy results. Cranston lost to Jeff Daniels? Aaron Paul and Peter Dinklage lost to Bobby Cannavale?
Yeesh.
Just made the mistake of looking at the Emmy results. Cranston lost to Jeff Daniels? Aaron Paul and Peter Dinklage lost to Bobby Cannavale?
Yeesh.
This last season has been pitch perfect. I can't think of one mistake save maybe the petrol truck, but do we see it long enough to know if he has or hasn't changed plates/name tags on the side? Might be a small detail they missed. Stop the truck in the middle of nowhere, change plates and the location of the company on the side of the truck every 400 miles. But just show it once.
Anyway, having trudged through the last season on Dexter and given up on the last season of Weeds and that's just off the top of my head, no show besides maybe the Sopranos has had such an awesome final season. And the Sopranos characters have "grown" only smidgens over the course of the show. Breaking Bad every character save maybe Marie and Walt Jr. have changed over the course of 5 seasons as possibly any characters ever on TV. And to do that without mistakes? Just unbelievable. To have the balls/courage to linger on Walt in the cabin and still have the attention to detail to have the 2-3 minute scene on his wedding band? Unbelievable.