Joking Bad: A Breaking Bad Parody

Ozymandias basically left me devastated after Vince Gilligan (with his army of equally genius writers) and Rian Johnson (master director, Looper, Brick) showed to us how Walt lost all control that led to his self-destruction. Yes, I rooted for him even after all the awful things he did and the motions he set to get to where he is now. But I know evil when I see evil and Walt did more than evil. 

When Walt spat out to Jesse how he watch Jane died, I heaved a sigh of relief. At least that one's been taken care of. I, we Breaking Bad fans now have a proper closure on whether Walt will ever tell Jesse what happened that night. But the circumstance on how it was revealed was too painful to watch.

To quote James Poniewozik of Entertainment Time "If each remaining episode intensifies this much more than the last, I am going to burst into flames." Exactly my sentiments.

In lighter news, this Breaking Bad parody by Jimmy Fallon totally made my Tuesday. Everything was spot on, the casts' mannerisms and the pink bear! Oh the pink bear. I love the surprise at the end so better wait for it :))

Breaking Bad S05E13: To'hajiilee

Genius Vince Gilligan and his army of equally brilliant writers' foreshadows bring me so much terror more than what actually happened/will happen on the characters in this series. You have an idea of what's going to happen but when it does, it doesn't make you feel any better.

Watching the last 7 minutes of To'hajiilee was dreadful. The handcuffing. Hank's call to Marie. The shootout. Literally weakening.

I love you Vince Gilligan but you are one cruel bastard. 

Warning: spoiler pictures ahead.

PS: We are now left with the last 3 episodes of the series I can't even.

Catching Up On Breaking Bad

I'm currently on a Breaking Bad rampage marathon and it is affecting my life. Well, in a good way. No, I don't know a jack about meth (okay maybe I probably know more now after watching episodes after episodes) but I'll never gonna sniff that evil stuff no matter how pretty those blue crystals might seem. 

These two, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, have been my constant companion for 3 straight weeks now. I actually dream of them every now and then. What would Heisenberg do? Even though I know that they are the bad guy, you can't help but root for them. The Sopranos, remember them?

Got it from here

And everytime Jesse Pinkman cries on the show, I die a little each day. Chos! You should really see him in his crying scenes. He is splendid! He is now in my list of great crier such as Shia LaBeouf and Ben Foster. The guys who just wrenches your heart and make you feel for them with every tear that falls.

Aaron Paul image from light-comma-sticks

I just finished watching season 3 and first episode of season 4 last night. I can't wait to catch up til season 5. Gus Fring seriously gave me the heebie jeebies with the Box Cutter episode. I always look forward to getting home and watching 3 or 4 episodes more before sleeping. This is the only TV series that I religiously and patiently marathon-ed just to catch up. And I don't regret it.