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I'm re-watching old episodes, and just wanted to mention in Season 5, Episode 8, when Walt meets with Lydia at a restaurant to get the names of Fring's men in jail that he is going to kill, after she leaves, he picks up his hat from the table and the ricin is under it - he had planned to use it on her then.
I forgot about that, just thought I would share.
Yeah, I mentioned that earlier as a reason why I don't think the ricin is for Lydia - I just can't see them re-doing a scene they already did. It is possible that Walt's initial intention is to use it for Lydia but then he needs to change his plan. Throughout the series, the ricin has never actually been used for the purpose that it was produced.
I'm starting to think the final episode will be different to what people are expecting. I don't see Walt going all Rambo and taking on the Nazis solo. The M60 could be one big red herring. Walt might have one more brilliant plan up his sleeve.
I'll try to find The Shield or Justified and the others mentioned here.
All seasons of The Shield are on Amazon Prime. They usually have a free month offer going on but with Christmas coming, it might be worth it to join because of free shipping.
Interesting. Not my cup of tea, but glad Aaron Paul's got solid work lined up.
My wife and I were talking last night which (if any) of the BB actors will be typecast going forward. With the noteable exception of Bob Odenkirk who will literally be playing the same character in his next venture, I think most of the actors have shown enough depth to play any number of roles. I'm not sure anyone will be typecast too much.
I bet Bryan Cranston will be identified strongly with Walt now, which is kind of ironic since according to wikipedia his first TV role was in CHiPs in 1982.
I bet he'll do something though, he should star in a movie, although he could retire with nothing to be ashamed of if he wanted too in my opinion.
Aaron will always be Jesse Pinkman to me. That movie looks dreadful.
Bryan defies typecasting. He's a chameleon. If you watch his other shows & movies it's hard to believe this is the same guy. And he can do everything from goofy comedy to intense drama. Amazing actor.
Every 13-24 yr old in the world is going to watch that movie. He's a genius for taking the job.
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