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post #51 of 71
I want to see this but the damn first disc is on very long wait. Dammit Netflix!
post #52 of 71
My cable provider's On Demand service had all of season 1 to help lead up to the season premier. I decided to watch the first one and ended up watching all of them within a few days.
post #53 of 71
EDIT: Scratched for incorrect info.
post #54 of 71
Just stumbled upon tonight's marathon of S1 on AMC. Sorry for the late notice, but I'm already intrigued.
post #55 of 71
Just finished watching this season. Wow. Very, Very interesting show.

I consider myself to have a high threshold on shock, gore, and everything, but this show is the first time I've ever felt like I was actually sick. Not just "quesy I'm gonna hurl" sick, but actually sick. Cranston and the writers sell his sickness. It's given me flashbacks to when I was a kid just having a stomach virus back in the day.

My two favorite line in the whole first season:

"Now I have the talking pillow."

"YEAH! SCIENCE!!"
post #56 of 71
Is season 2 as good as season 1, because I just watched the whole damn thing today and I need more? This show is truly great.
post #57 of 71
Thread Starter 
Oh, season 2 gets better. You won't be disappointed.
post #58 of 71
Season 2 is the best thing on Television from last year, hands down. Ending was fantastic, fuck people who say otherwise.
post #59 of 71
post #60 of 71
Drool.
post #61 of 71
Quote:
Originally Posted by OCallaghan View Post
Season 2 is the best thing on Television from last year, hands down. Ending was fantastic, fuck people who say otherwise.
Absolutely. No show had a better season last year. Cannot wait for the third one.
post #62 of 71
Holy shit, SPOILERZ: The Mexican Cartel finally appears after being teased in season 2 /SPOLERZ

When is season 2 on DVD so I can show it to my friends before season 3. I already gave season 1 to two of my friends
post #63 of 71
Thread Starter 
Info on Season 1 and 2 for DVD and Blu-ray:

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Bre...-Blu-ray/13167
post #64 of 71
I'm on Season 2 now, 4 episodes deep, it's 2am and I don't think I can stop watching it. I can't quite figure out the snippets in the beginning with the bear in the pool and the evidence bag. I'm thinking he fakes his death before the end of the season... Walter would just be crazy enough. I hope not though, this show has yet to be predictable for me.
post #65 of 71
JuddL. You're in for a treat.
post #66 of 71
Pay attention to the episode titles...
post #67 of 71
I refuse to even watch the promos. I'm so in love with this show it's ridiculous. I don't want to know anything that I didn't know at the end of Season 2.
post #68 of 71
Ok, so I finished season 2 last week. Fantastic, and very unexpected. But what does it mean? (SPOILERS!!!)

To be honest, I was kind of hoping that Walt is turning into a straight up bad guy. Not unlike what happened to Vorenus in the second season of Rome. I think that would be an interesting direction to take (and they sort of tease with it), and I think it would be fun to watch Walt turn into a legitimate drug lord. Maybe we'll eventually get there, I don't know.

With respect to the finale: What. The. Fuck. What does it mean? Is the sky falling for Walt? Was it a deliberate choice for Walt to be wearing a pink sweater when the pink bear dropped into his pool? Does this mean Walt has passed the point of no return... that is to say, there's no going home for him? I'm surprised no one has been discussing this.
post #69 of 71
I think Walt's been turning into a legit bad guy basically from the beginning. Where exactly he crosses over probably varies from person to person, but by the time he lets Jane choke to death, he's obviously past the point of no return.

And I know everyone says it, but how fucking great is Bryan Cranston in this? Mother of Godfucking great, that's how.
post #70 of 71
Yea, but even when he lets Jane die he clearly feels bad about it. Will he reach a point where he puts his conscience behind him (or at least shelves it until something happens to bring it back a la Vorenus)? Will he give up on trying to balance being Walt the family man with Walt the criminal?
post #71 of 71
I think that's what the last 4 or so episodes were.
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