Comedy died with cancel culture and the mcu unfortunately, early to mid 2000s had so many goofy classics. Now comedy is too offensive and studios don't invest Any money into these kinda projects cuz ppl only go see super hero movies

Marvel Quirps ruined comedy

The glory days of cheap and fun goofy comedies like dude where's my car, the wash, how high, Harold and Kumar, road trip etc

All classics

I mean it's more realistic than fantasy or sci-fi stuff, sure, but compared to something like Suits or Mad Men or Succession or whatever it's way more out there

BB got stuff like an episode opening with a mariachi band standing in the desert singing a recap of what's going on, or Danny Trejo's decapitated head being delivered to federales on the back of a turtle (because his name translated to turtle, naturally.)

BB universe has always been this mixture of grounded domestic stuff and crazy heightened s***. Gus literally gets killed by a suicide bomb hidden in a wheelchair which leads to him still being able to walk out of a room and adjust his tie, complete with crazy makeup from the Walking Dead zombie makeup team.

i keep rewatching that court scene man

fam

Already seeing the goofy new theories begin to show up

"OK so I think it's pretty clear he ate at least one or more of the diamonds before he opened the lid to the dumpster right? So if he's still got those stashed away somewhere or hidden then maybe he can use those someday??"

What a cope theory

Walt didnt die vibes

When he spilled those diamonds in that dumpster everything in me collapsed, imagine losing everything just because of some tough phone packaging.

Like watching hundreds of thousands of dollars fall amongst some dirty diapers basically

:rhea:

Forgot about how bob had that heart attack filming in episode 7/8

We were lucky as f*** to have gotten the ending for this show

Going to start this today. Better as great as the comments I’ve read

Damn Betsy Kettleman again

She bad a little bit

I just started this after my bb rewatch…mike talking about his son

crying

the entirety of him running away and then dropping everything was just an extended anxiety attack of a sequence the minute he left marion's house it was over and just a matter of time

That one's interesting in particular 'cause on the El Camino commentary (or it might be the 30 min behind the scenes on the blu, can't remember) Vince straight up said that he could imagine coming back like 10 years down the line to do something else with Pinkman.

Guess either he never told Aaron that, or maybe he changed his tune while they were shooting Aaron's scenes here.

For the best, felt off

people try to say this show better than Breaking Bad like this scene isn't from Breaking Bad