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I'm.... Detective Kalanchoe? Who? :(

The detectives that were being d**** and was questioning Jesse those two different times. lol



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Haha I had no idea this list even existed? I'm a "rival dealer" with Lord? Does that mean we're working together or I have to take him out? I actually hope I'm the bald guy that walt told to "stay out of his territory"?

You are these guys...

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A young Skyler White helping out a pregnant Arnold Schwarzenegger who's going into labor.

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I feel bad because I just read "young Skyler White", looked at Schwarzenegger, and laughed without reading the rest of it. :/
 
MIPCOM: Why Jeffrey Katzenberg Offered 'Breaking Bad' Creators $75 Million for Three More Episodes

DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg offered the Breaking Bad creators $25 million an episode for three more episodes of the show. His only stipulation was that the additional episodes be delivered in 60-minute installments so they could be watched online via subscription.

His scheme, he told an audience gathered here for Wednesday's MIPCOM keynote, was to create "the greatest pay-per-view (event) in scripted television ever."

Of course, the $75 million offer for 180 additional minutes of the Vince Gilligan drama was a non-starter given the way the series ended.

But Katzenberg, who like millions of viewers arrived at the series late into its run on AMC, relayed the story to illustrate the point that distributors will continue to pay a premium for high-quality content, whether it lives on linear TV or online. "There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that millions of people would have downloaded those episodes."

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I'm Gus' Laundrymat manager

I get burned alive :(
 
Lol @ Stone's comments.

I have to say though, part of me has always wondered what an actual big budget, movie version of Breaking Bad could've been. I mean, BB was already the most cinematic show on TV and they were always making due with less than ideal budgets. Imagine if, say, the events of episodes 5-8 of the final season were combined into one big epic movie with a $100M budget. I'm not saying turn the thing into wall to wall action and violence, but I'd just be curious as to what they would've done with those kinds of resources at their disposal.
 
The M60 rig is nowhere near the top of the many lucky or ludicrous things Walt managed to do throughout the show.
 
As basically everyone and their grandma has pointed out, Stone is about as big a hypocrite there is. There are very few things I've seen that had as much gratuitous violence as Natural Born Killers. He tries to pre-emptively downplay that by saying violence is okay if there's a point to it, but not if it's violence for violence's sake. Really? Sorry, NBK is no 'Roots' or 'Schindler's List', so get your head out of your ass, Oliver. Who made you the judge of what makes violence gratuitous and what makes it acceptable, you irrelevant, jealous has-been. Your greatest lasting legacy was making an overrated, exploitative movie about JFK's assassination, and making people look at Rodney Dangerfield differently.
 
Ok, just sat down and caught up on the last half of season 5. I really dug this show. Not my #1 or #2 on TV right now but easily my #3. Liked how it ended. And while I really enjoyed the show, I must admit I'm glad it's concluded. Glad we don't have to see it get drawn out and reduce in quality. Bravo!
 
A young Skyler White helping out a pregnant Arnold Schwarzenegger who's going into labor.

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A young Skyler White investigating another fishy money issue in Enemy of the State that mirrors the scene with Ted.

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