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Trust Parks and Recreation to take the most traditional, maybe even overused, sitcom plot points like estranged parents and engagement parties and still find new and completely ridiculous material to mine.
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The penultimate episode of the first half in Breaking Bad‘s final season showed us just how far Walt (Bryan Cranston) will go in his quest for power and, if we had any doubt, adequately shows us that he’s beyond the point of no return.
Let’s bitch it out.
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After last week’s tension-filled final scene, this week’s Breaking Bad immediately deals with the heartbreaking aftermath of tarantula boy’s death. We also get some insight behind Walt’s (Bryan Cranston) motivations and one of the most hilariously awkward “family” dinners in television history.
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It’s heist time again on Breaking Bad, but truly the most effective elements of this week’s episode are the bookends that open and close the show.
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This week on Breaking Bad, it’s Walt’s (Bryan Cranston) 51st birthday and Skyler (Anna Gunn) finally regains her voice during the subdued festivities. She counts her small victories, but what does she have planned next to get her children away from the “dangerous environment” that is now her home?
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We’re back in business this week on Breaking Bad as Walt (Bryan Cranston) continues further into his depths of depravity. Even with every base seemingly covered, why does this new cook operation feel like it’s going to implode at any moment?
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