Help Me Talk Killick Into Watching Breaking Bad

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I have been trying to get Killick to go back and watch Breaking Bad from the start of Season One but he is being difficult and insists the show is stupid.

Can I get some help from SportsJournalists.com's finest?

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Killick said:
imjustagirl said:
If you like methheads in tighty whiteys, have at it.
I live in Covington, Ky. I can look out my car window on any given day for that.

I've been to Covington many times. Meth heads and hicks are bountiful.

But you know what aren't? Mexican drug lords doing ruthless ass things that Mexican drug lords do.

Also, unless I missed it at the Newport aquarium, there are no exploding tortoises with an informant's severed head on top of it.

And while those are the mind-blowing WTF moments, the show is a helluva lot more than that.

It's a great, great show. You will not be sorry. I promise.
 
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Actually, didn't say it was stupid. I think my exact words were "Chemistry teacher turned drug guy? Doesn't sound like my cup of tea." Last drama that JaSID and I agreed on, I think, was Rescue Me. Otherwise, very different tastes. So, when he says he's a big fan I immediately see red flags.
 
I think what really got me hooked completely was Walter's devolution from good-natured chemistry teacher who kept everything bottled up to connected to every evil drug lord from here to eternity meth cook who lashes out violently at the drop of a hat. Just watching a man fall from grace while at the same time doing everything for his family really drug me into the show.
That and his relationship with Jessie made the show, watching the two of them bumble**** their way to the top because they could create some amazing product made all the dumb stuff they did even better.
 
Maybe I'm not remembering this correctly, but Killick you were in on the discussions for either Sherlock or Downton Abbey or both, right? Well I enjoy both of those, Sherlock more than DA, but they're both in my second tier.

Breaking Bad is at the top of my first tier of shows still on the air. It's fantastic. Once Gus, Mike, and Saul join the cast, it's the best ensemble acting of any show on tv.
 
Some of the best acting on TV. In four seasons only two or three episodes that aren't tremendous. Yeah, the storyline is a bit far fetched but attention to detail makes up for it in spades. It's unlike any show on the air. And its gotten better each season. How many shows can you honestly say that about?
 
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If Gale's version of Major Tom won't convince Killick, nothing will.

 
To really get into this show, you should watch it from the beginning. I think you would be missing out on a lot to not start from day one and see how the characters have changed, gradually, over time. They did not just jump from point a chemistry teacher to point z meth kingpin.
 
Brian said:
If Gale's version of Major Tom won't convince Killick, nothing will.



Between "meth heads in tighty whities" and that... I'm thinking I'm gonna have to pass.
 
So you're saying you're not secure enough in your masculinity to watch a bunch of guys in tighty whities? Huh-huh?
 
If this show originated on TV in England, than Killick would be all in.

For the record, he hasn't watched any of the good shows out recently on the non-major networks, preferring to not watch Mad Men, Walking Dead or Breaking Bad.

Too bad because if he liked Rescue Me, he'd love these three.
 
Bubbler said:
Best show I've ever seen.

This.

I didn't watch the first two seasons and I caught up some time during Season 3.

It's the best show I've ever seen.

It's better than The Sopranos. It's better than Mad Men. I watch a lot of TV and it's the best show I've ever seen.

It's as close to perfect as any show I've ever seen.
 

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