Hey folks, just letting you all know that whilst I didn't win the Breaking Bad poster contest my local retailer was having I have been informed I was one of the 10 finalists to make the final round, and as such have won a runners up prize of the complete Breaking Bad Bluray boxset.
There are some good points here, but it does seem a little BrBa hipster. "I liked Breaking Bad before it was cool. Oh, you're a recent fan? You must like it for all the wrong reasons then..."
...love the action and badassery, but don't really understand it thematically.
Ah, the old kneejerk "sarcastic defense" in place of any substantive points. Nowhere have I ever made that claim or anything even remotely close to it. But can you honestly say there's not at least a faction of BB fans (like the baby-faced grave-stompers the article talks about) that fit my previous description? Sorry, if I touched a nerve though, GV.
Wow. JJJ Ulcer is the only person I have read or met that gets this show!
Yes, I was being sarcastic, but I took GV post as being sincere. I was just playing off of it.Travesty seemed to reinforce a sarcastic tone with his immediate follow-up, but anyway mistakes happen.
I get the joke, but I feel like actually trying to beat the cancer was such a small part of Walter's journey. Even with immediate free treatment, there would be no guarantee of survival, and he would still worry about what he is leaving behind for his family. Then, of course, after he made enough for his family to have a nice safety net, we know it wouldn't stop there.
"I did it for me."
I guess I left a lot off of what I was thinking. I really do think at the beginning, his intentions were for his family, at least that's what he wanted to believe. As time went on, he saw that it was what he was good at. It was his calling, what made him important and powerful. I guess I just meant that even with free healthcare, Walter White would have gone down a bad path.