Thanks too AMC, breaking Bad was played all thought christmas.. I PVR'd every every episode, in order.. And I mean EVER episode..

If you remember or not, I said I would possibly do reviews of Breaking Bad.. And turns out, I was right about that, so here I go..

Frankly, compared too MONSTER and BOJACK HORSEMAN (ironically Aaron Paul is the reason I watch BoJack, and because of Breaking Bad).. These reviews will be REAL reviews.. Lengthy, well thoughtout, and very worth reading..

So.. Last time I watched this show, I stopped around the beginning of season 3.. As it got rather boring.. Now.. With all that time struggling though Monster (yes, a diss on Monster) I think I can handle some boring shit.. Plus.. I can skip the stuff about Skyler's affair (sorry, spoiler alert).

So.. Yeah.. Let's hear for the big names..

Bryan Cranston..

Aaron Paul..

Practically Bryan.. Before Breaking Bad, Bryan was still beloved.. But he wasn't very well know.. But NOW.. Your have too drive towards an empty desert just too not hear his name, he's in "everything".. He's the ageing bad ass.. A hollywood cliche..

Anyway.. Basically here's the plot..

A struggling high school chemistry teacher, Walter White (Bryan Cranston), is diagnosed with inoperable, advanced lung cancer. On a ride-along with his DEA agent brother-in-law Hank Schrader (Dean Norris), Walter sees a former student of his, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), fleeing the scene of a meth lab. He later contacts Jesse and devises a scheme to become partners in an attempt to combine their skills to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine, with Walter cooking the product and Jesse using his street connections to distribute it. Walter says he wants to provide financial stability for his pregnant wife, Skyler (Anna Gunn) and disabled son, and to pay for his expensive cancer treatment.[79] During Walter and Jesse's first days of selling Albuquerque's finest meth, they encounter a series of problems with local drug dealers. He continues to produce meth despite these setbacks using the alias 'Heisenberg'.
Along the way, he comes in contact with crazy, high class dealer, named Tuco.. Who turns out too be just plane crazy in general.

The first season is when we LIKE Walt.. It's when he's just the every man.. A lier, but we relate with him much as we could.. Witch makes it rather shocking when attacks those bullies at the mall.. Your clapping.. But your also uncomfortable.. A weird feeling.

Though this mostly comes too light when he kills CRAZY 8.. The sadness in Walt's voice says it all.. He felt terrible..

But than we get too SEASON 2.

After he and Jesse are kidnapped by, and forced too kill Tuco. Walter continues to find himself facing insurmountable medical bills from his cancer treatment. Despite having had several bad experiences while producing meth with Jesse, Walter agrees to rejoin his partner. The two begin producing meth but run into multiple problems. Jesse's friend Badger (Matt L. Jones) is arrested while selling meth in a sting operation. Walter hires a lawyer, Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk), to help Badger. Walter and Jesse drive a recreational vehicle into the desert and produce meth for four days. Later, Combo, another of Jesse's friends and distributors, is killed by a rival gang for selling meth in their territory. Saul suggests the two find a new distribution model. Throughout this, Jesse has been building a relationship with his neighbor and landlord, Jane Margolis (Krysten Ritter). Jane, who is a recovering addict, relapses and the two begin doing heroin. Saul finds them a new business partner, Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), who is willing to pay $1.2 million for the 38 pounds of meth they produced. Walter hastily delivers the product to Gus, but misses his daughter's birth. Walt withholds Jesse's half of the money because of his drug use, but Jane finds out about it and blackmails Walt. Walt visits Jesse's house and witnesses Jane overdosing and choking on her own vomit, but chooses to sit by and let her die. Skyler confronts Walter about his frequent absences and excuses. She begins to piece together his secret life and demands that they separate.

Though the season, Walter slowly becomes less "everyman" and more "douchebag".
Espically too Jesse.. It really makes you want too go up too Walter.. Not the real Bryan.. But Walter.. And punch him in the face.. He'll react with a Rick Grimes styled death stare.. So you punch him harder..
It won't salve anything but it sure as shit will feel good..

And than have the show follow Hank for a bit..

Though, there seems too be a lying too wives in this show, seems to be giving a bad message..

Drug dealing and nearly died?.. Lie too your wife about it.

Got shot at for the first time 'ever', and still under PTSD?.. Lie too your wife about it.

Anyway.. Till next time..

Ohh.. And about John De Lancie being here.. The fact that this is connected towards Discord being my favourite MLP character was discussed the LAST time I saw Breaking Bad.. The time I stopped half way... I think it was in 2013..