Great episode. This scene was as good a scene anywhere on TV the last decade with Walt and his kids watching Scarface.
Sunday's Breaking Bad was Top Shelf
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..."career arc" similar to Tony Montana's. At the time, it (Scarface)was the only one of the listed gangster movies (I think it was some online Breaking Bad quizthat had multiple choice answers) that hadn't been referenced in the series. </p>
you can tell skyler is terrified of him now and his flying to close to the sun speech was great. this season is going to get real bad, real quick.
certainly not the best and certainly not as good as the week before's. But it was a necessary episode.
I love Breaking Bad, but I can probably think of 50 or 60 scenes from The Wire that are better than this one.
As soon as he can figure out how to work around Mike for cooking supplies and distribution of the product, he is a gone...
fishwater99 said:
walt want his power. the money signifies power to him, but it's the power that's driving him at this point. he could have made millions and been gus's ***** until he died, but his ego couldn't take it.
and while i know the scene was supposed to be symbolic, it was a bit heavy handed imo.
BB is my fav show ever btw.
BB is my fav show ever btw.