Breaking Bad is the first show since the Wire that actually perfected the art of storytelling and detailed character development with complete subtlety. Beth shows are completely confident in not only the plot but the audience to understand what's going on. Walking Dead gets it partially right. Rick's Wife always feels the need to be the voice of righteousness, and while such a character is needed, I prefer the silent disagreement the rest of the cast put forward. I also like that later in the show, after another vocal outburst--this One a whole lot more necessary seeing as she was speaking for the audience--their silent agreement served as the rare bit of optimism for the way of civilization and humanity. A sign that their line in the sand still hasn't been washed away. Also, i'm confused as to why suicide girl has garnered so much hate with you guys. She is the character that has brought out the most emotion in me. Her anger at not being allowed to die her way was both deranged yet poignant. She's conveying emotions I think everyone is cognizant of but too afraid to admit aloud.
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Realo won gold at the Sex Olympics with a BROKEN FRIGGIN NECK.-Voltch