Breaking Bad

[irishjayhawk]

Anyone watching this magnificent show?

[Reaper16]

Here you go, nerds. You can bid on actual props from the show. The starting bids are mostly very reasonable, too. http://screenbid.auctionserver.net/v...ge=1&items=100

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

Here you go, nerds. You can bid on actual props from the show. The starting bids are mostly very reasonable, too. http://screenbid.auctionserver.net/v...ge=1&items=100

Seriously?

http://screenbid.auctionserver.net/v...%26items%3D100

[ptlyon]

I wonder if i can buy one if skylers bras

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

Seriously?

http://screenbid.auctionserver.net/v...%26items%3D100

Oh yes, panties would be better

[jet62]

I didn't know these existed. Thought I better share.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by Micjones

Because clearly the problem here is my ability to comprehend 243 pages of innumerable ideas about the show.

I was speaking in general terms about the broad reaction to the show on and off of CP. Might've troubled you to pick that up on your own though. I get it.

Your problem is your inability to construct an argument that isn't a false binary. Who here has suggested that Jesse, Hank, Skyler, or anyone in this show who isn't a child or Steve Gomez is completely absent blame and wholly innocent?

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by Brainiac

So what?

You seem to think that committing a heinous act is just fine as long as you can justify it by saying that Walt did it "in order to survive".

Ordering Jesse to murder Gail is not OK. Saying that he did "in order to survive" doesn't magically make it OK. The same goes for allowing Jane to die, murdering Mike, arranging the murders of a dozen guys in jail, and poisoning Brock.

How can you not understand that? Are you a sociopath?

Perhaps the rallying cry of Walt supporters should be, "We are the 3%!"*


*rough estimate of the number of sociopaths in a representative sample size.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by jet62

I didn't know these existed. Thought I better share.

Boss Hank!!

Spoiler!

The Ivory Swallow.

[notorious]

"Twaught Hammer"

[rocknrolla]

http://screenbid.auctionserver.net/v...og%2Fid%2F6%2F

Lot 16 of 224:
Walter White's Inscribed 'Leaves of Grass'

I bet this goes for a shit load.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by rocknrolla

http://screenbid.auctionserver.net/v...og%2Fid%2F6%2F

Lot 16 of 224:
Walter White's Inscribed 'Leaves of Grass'

I bet this goes for a shit load.

Jesus Christ:

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[WhiteWhale]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Perhaps the rallying cry of Walt supporters should be, "We are the 3%!"*


*rough estimate of the number of sociopaths in a representative sample size.

I support Walt.

Mostly because this is a TV show. He's not, you know... a real person.

I see Walt as a complex and layered character who has become a complete sociopath. Many of his actions that are 'evil' are completely logical. It's when his pride interferes with his logic that he makes mistakes. His biggest mistake was probably an emotional one though... when he saved Jesse and pancaked that dude with his Aztec. He's an incredibly interesting character.

Even though I don't agree with the messed up shit he does, I can understand his actions and that's pretty incredible on behalf of the writers and the actor because he really is a pretty depraved asshole.

[notorious]

I bet some of the props will go for big money.

The book will catch a lot of attention. Tuco's grill would be cool, too.

[jjjayb]

Originally Posted by WhiteWhale

So you're pro-crime?

Either you watch too much TV, or you are a criminal.

I ratted on a friend. He was a ****ing rapist and he went to prison for it. **** him.

For God's sake people. It's a ****ing TV show. In the context of the TV show, ratting someone out is the ultimate sin.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by WhiteWhale

I support Walt.

Mostly because this is a TV show. He's not, you know... a real person.

I see Walt as a complex and layered character who has become a complete sociopath. Many of his actions that are 'evil' are completely logical. It's when his pride interferes with his logic that he makes mistakes. His biggest mistake was probably an emotional one though... when he saved Jesse and pancaked that dude with his Aztec. He's an incredibly interesting character.

Even though I don't agree with the messed up shit he does, I can understand his actions and that's pretty incredible on behalf of the writers and the actor because he really is a pretty depraved asshole.

Walt is a wonderful character. He's dynamic, layered, and flawed. That said, even the most interesting of characters are not automatically sympathetic simply because they are interesting. Walt was a sympathetic character. He no longer is.