As an occasional pause from Breaking Bad (I'm on s4e9... Mike is awesome), I've been watching Space Ghost. If you're saying "the cartoon from '66!?" you would be correct. I watched it as a kid - reruns, apparently - quite a bit.
Had the weekend off. Other than Friday, it was rather flat. Friday included the last of the season's outdoor music events and a firepit after. Much beer. Good company. Fun.
By the way... Having watched four and a half seasons of Breaking Bad... This is still one of the best scenes:
I had seen previews for new episodes or seasons occasionally on AMC while visiting my mom throughout the past few years. Just looked like a show about a badass who sold meth. Over time I'm told a bit more, that he's a chemistry teacher who has cancer. Anyway, as I said, he looked like a hardened tough guy that you didn't want to mess with. I start watching and am introduced to this nervous, almost wimpy fellow that takes crap from... everyone. Not what I expected. But I've enjoyed watching his transformation. Especially with scenes like the above. And what completes this scene is him calmly walking away from the busted building - his doing - with a bag of cash and a nosebleed (from the pressure of the explosion).
But the actor himself, Bryan Cranston, seems to have a fantastic sense of humor. Like walking around Comic Con this year in a mask of his own character? Then unmasking at the Breaking Bad panel? Brilliant. And the BB gag reels are great too.
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