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Watching this show on Amazon. The court cases with Wambaugh are prob my favorite part so far.

Been liking this series in how it plays with the idea of tomorrow's paper today and the lively personality surrounding all that. Also interesting trying to figure out the "rules" of the paper. For example, if the current holder is "out of commission", then it seems to go to a living relative by default, like when the paper went to Gary's parents when he was stuck inside a building.

One thing that stuck out to me early on is the suggestion that he has hatred towards his mother, which he denies. And it’s only later it’s proven true when he attacks one of his henchmen for mishandling the phone like how his mother did that shows that he’s displacing his anger.

Just saw the series finale. Man, however Jimmy went down, he went down in style, for Kim! Also, all things considered, Jimmy seems more fine in prison than outside of prison, where he never seemed that happy. At least he's surrounded by "his own people" who appreciated his efforts to help criminals get better sentences.

Watched the first two episodes. Man, did Twidledee and Twidledum really through Jimmy for a loop. As much of a loose cannon Tuco was, honestly, I think just about anyone would have had the impulse to knock them over considering how they handled their scam attempt.

So, what was Jesse saying about how no one else can know?

Watched episode 1 and am liking it so far. If anyone told me this was like "Goodfellas as a TV show", then maybe I would have watched sooner. lol

The episode “Shotgun” made me realize something. Walt describes the meth-making process as a “two-man operation”, but I never quite figured out why exactly that was. why exactly is it a two-man operation anyway?

I’m def liking the start of Breaking Bad season 3. Jesse isn’t being as much of “punkboy” and I don’t have to hear Walt and Skyler argue with each other as much anymore. Good first impression.

"Lol. That idiot didn't think ahead that that__ type of acid would eat through the bathtub ( made of plastic or fiberglas? ) also. Plus it would continue eating through the floor and wood joists." So, it happened because he is stupid then

Watching the first season and am liking it so far. One thing though: Why did Jesse try melting the body in the bathtub if that would just cause a hole in the floor?

Interesting. I figured Colin was working with someone when he kidnapped the daughter, yet it seems like he was his own mastermind all along.

Watched episode 5. Never saw anyone get that worked up with an orange juice bottle before.

Got to 3 episodes so far. Hill and Renko are probably the characters that stick out the most to me so far, though it did surprise me how them getting shot down was quickly followed up by Hill just casually walking back into the precinct. Not sure if that could be singled out as anticlimactic or not. Haha.

Started watching the show recently and didn't see a thread for it, so I thought to make one. Let's start it off with the opening theme: