Favorite season of Breaking Bad?

Damn, how did I miss that? I usually go see all the anthropomorphic horse cartoons.

 

It also has Batman, a woman married to a dog whose brother is Weird Al Yankovic, and a cat with a porcupine baby. So there's something for everyone.

 

Wait, that sounds like Family Guy. It had Adam West, and Brian the dog was married to Lois for a time when peter was missing. Which horse cartoon was this, anyway?

 

Season 3 and 4, I think better call saul is better.

 

We used to watch My Little Pony, but my kid grew out of it.

 

Obviously season 4. We see Walt finally become the villain as he destroys Gus's empire. Pinkman is slowly turning against Walter. The ending to Crawl Space has some the best acting I've ever seen, and Face Off was one of the best season finales of all time.

 

To be fair, Aaron Paul wouldn't be the first actor to struggle to do well after doing an iconic role, and while he was great as Jesse, I never saw him as an actor you'd suddenly see doing all kinds of stuff that was great. He definitely struck me as "he is awesome in this role, but I won't be surprised if he never does anything notable" kind of actor. So, yeah, if he still wants to cash in on being Pinkman, I say, let him keep making those fat stacks.

I still remember seeing Crawl Space for the first time and being in awe and shock at the level of acting and tension in that final scene. Just amazing.

 

Family Guy is for 12-year-old boys and stunted adults who still laugh at 12-year-old boys jokes. BoJack Horseman is for adults and absolutely inappropriate for 12-year-old boys.

But Carrie Fisher was on Family Guy, so it pretty much evens out.

 

It was good, but I remember thinking they were looping the maniacal laughter of Cranston and pumping it up a bit, kind of like in Raiders, when Belloq takes the Aztec head from Indy and orders the hovitos to kill him. They go running through the forest with Belloq's laughter. Been done in many other ways, too, in other productions. It also reminded me of the scene in Goodfellas where Henry freaks out after he realizes Katherine flushed the drugs.

I thought it was very well done, but what ruined it for me is that Walt wouldn't have changed identity and left, even if the money was still in the crawlspace. The whole thing seemed out of character for him to want to change his identity and run, and I wasn't really buying it.