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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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This week on Damages it was all business as we focused primarily on the McClaren (Ryan Phillippe) case. Patty (Glenn Close) and Ellen (Rose Byrne) also put aside their differences and do the unthinkable: they work together.
Let’s bitch it out.
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So You Think You Can Dance is back after a two-week hiatus and boy oh boy, was it ever a doozy of a comeback! An extremely exciting format change, four eliminations and a huge revelation at episode’s end made for a wonderful return.
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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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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?
Let’s take a closer look after the jump.
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The first part of Breaking Bad’s final season kicked off last night with an opening sequence that gives us a peek into Walter’s (Bryan Cranston) impending future. Not only can we expect him to grow a full head of hair and lumberjack beard (complemented by a new pair of specs) but we can also anticipate a far more despondent, broken Walter.
Let’s take a closer look after the jump.