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Uh-huh

Shayla...

OK I'm probably off but Mr Robot being in the stairwell should be impossible, you have to be buzzed in. It'll be really weird if he's not part of Elliot's schizophrenia

the soundtrack is so fucking good

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/7/0/7/AAcZIZAADIH7.png

smh

This show is a lot more loud and close than BCS

Makireal posted...

Neuter himself first and send him to Indeed.com.

Wtf kind of job do you think he can work

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He is 2 cents

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/2/1/1/AAcZIZAAEA4z.jpg

Hahaha $270

Lairen posted...

They together are one story though. They didn't specify so its just odd that they mean the first story is the best yet the 2nd continuation isnt.

They literally specify 'the original game' in the title of the article.

Maybe it's not, but I doubt the guy who made that tweet has a better answer.

Yep lol he's pissed that the author is praising the grounded characters and then refuses to name counterexamples, he's just offended that someone finds silly videogame tropes silly

The modern talking point about the bombs having nothing to do with surrender is bizarre. If Japan refused the US' terms, that means they didn't surrender. SMH

You don't get to wage war on a massive pacific front and then dictate the terms of peace when you lose.

I think you can have an argument about procedural and strategic mistakes and bad motivations regarding the use of the bombs, but this whole thing about how Japan had already surrendered is complete bunk.

Giant_Aspirin posted...

when you become the very thing you despise

If someone said that to me I'd say "if you're sorry then you can let me in front of you"

Literally what was he THINKING?!

https://slate.com/business/2022/12/clear-airports-line-tsa-precheck.html

Tl;Dr a company called CLEAR lets you pay a yearly subscription to skip past people who don't pay for it, and theyre in bed with airports. The company does not actually create any enhanced security. It's just a way for people with more money to go ahead of the plebs.

That dream sequence was incredible. I hope this episode won some kind of emmy. I almost never like dream sequences.

Starting to feel sure that Mr Robot is all in his imagination.

I wonder if Mr Robot is his dad

The rapper's disc's being creeper malware is crazy

The soundtrack is great. Very occasionally too loud over the dialogue.

I guess he declined the job out of his ideology but wouldn't that make him much better positioned to fuck with Ecorp?

Did you know that I'm gay?

"What's a rootkit?" Ma'am you work at a cybersecurity firm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_pm8kMkohc

This was actually great and its only just dawning on me how insane it is

WarfireX posted...

He's just got bad taste. A lot of people on this board do.

You're kinda immature for someone i imagine to be in their 40s.

Sol posted...

Show immediately declines after the opening scene.

the opening is the weakest part of the first episode. "How do we endear this sociopath to the audience... he reports a chomo of course"

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/7/5/AAcZIZAAEAtT.jpg

wow he just like me fr

people already defend it by telling you to pretend it's a wired controller lmao

Skylar was still a great character

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/1/8/5/AAcZIZAAEAox.jpg

Definitely the highlight of BCS.

Because the vault in zs_abandonedmall was cool

g0ldie posted...

wdym?

There's just so many hours of footage of Gus and Mike standing around in the latter seasons and it's not really to the service of characterization. I would've rather seen, well, Saul and Kim during those times.

Some of it was for Ignacio, who I really liked, but he kinda ended up going nowhere as well to be honest.

g0ldie posted...

it showed the blowback of Jimmy's actions, though, and how someone like Howard was killed as a consequence.

it's been a while since I've seen everything, but his overall connection to everything, even if minor, led to so much tragedy.

I think they could've accomplished that on a much better time table frankly.

As Furchner was an adolescent at the time of the crimes, the 97-year-olds trial took place before a juvenile court and her sentence will see her placed into juvenile probation, the court confirmed to CNN.

They weren't even an adult when they had to do this.

You know what was surprisingly bad? The confrontation between Lalo and Gus. You could've brought that sequence out from any random action movie.

Gus goes to the laundry on a hunch without telling Mike. Lalo easily shoots all 5 of his goons and holds him at gunpoint. Then, without any wrinkle, twist or caveat, Gus shuffles over to the Chekov Gun power cord and tricks Lalo so he can shoot him.

It's not like we even feel danger for Gus in this encounter since we know what happens for him. I just don't get what they were going for. That episode also really made clear how Gus is too old in this show. And doughy...

Saul had almost no impact on Gus and Mike though?

https://youtu.be/CNcHPxHX63c

https://youtu.be/kweRraZu3wc

Chuck was alive, and now he's dead, and now he's alive!!

I liked how they brought back Oakley but I feel bad for how he gets kinda screwed.

WarfireX posted...

It's too bad Vince Gilligan didn't get your input so we could have gotten the ending we deserved.

Not sure if this is meant to come off as really passive aggressive. I'm allowed to have my opinion about the show... my opinion is they spent too much time on the cartels, Gus Fring and Mike.

That was a decent ending for the material they had to work with. Way too much of season 5 and 6 were about anyone except Saul.

Two episodes to go and I have no idea how this concludes in an interesting way.

Walter and Jesse on screen and suddenly the show is 50x better

This fucking ring ruined Saul's life

And we are now flashed forward to BB season 2

Kim going for the girl boss gaslight while this woman is grieving her husband. can't control herself

Like how does this 30 minutes of following Gus around help the show we already know how this shakes out and all his objectives and what happens to him. And we already know he is not a complex character.

Why is this show still called Better Call Saul