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Good it’s a gay version of breaking bad anyway
Fun show to watch, but it has so many "remember this guy!" moments and callbacks that it's virtually unwatchable unless you've seen all of breaking bad. Would only work as a standalone series if they dropped the cartel shit and focused on the lawyer aspects.
Walter and Jesse are in one single episode. Gus and Mike and Tuco are the only returning characters but it's because BCS is in the same world as BB, what do you expect them to do? Would it have been better if they deviated completely from BB? What would the point have been? The show is literally focused around a side character of BB. Also considering the entire storyline is about Saul who gets next to no character development in BB I think it is completely watchable for those that have never watched BB
I wouldn't say deviate, but it's hard to imagine watching BCS and then BB without having seen either before. I agree that BCS gives much needed development to Saul and does a great job at it, but without BB certain aspects of the show don't make much sense.
>Gus's hate boner for the cartel
>black and white segments that are post BB
>the conclusion of BCS talking about Walt and his Meth Empire being why Saul became Gene to begin with
Not to mention that BCS spoils almost all of BB's story by the end of it. So I mean, I guess you CAN watch BCS without any BB context, but when the Walt stuff comes up and Saul is getting life in prison, it won't make sense and you'll already be informed about Gus, Hank, Mike, The Salamancas, and Walt all being dead before even starting BB.
>Fun show to watch, but it has so many "remember this guy!" moments and callbacks that it's virtually unwatchable unless you've seen all of breaking bad.
BCS started out trying to stand on its own but then went all in on being a BB companion piece. In the first 1/2 the show, when they introduced future BB characters, they gave them substance so that they made sense to someone who hadn't seen BB. Gus's intro was just like BB, Mike's intro seemed very organic. But S5 and S6 are completely dependent on BB, which disqualifies it from being a good prequel (due to mass spoiling of future events).
Source: watched it with my gf who had never seen BB. I never had to explain anything until around S5 and S6. Then I had to explain BB plot at least once per episode so that it made sense.
the bill maher of drama series.
ITS OVER BOB BROS
>Shouldn't have betrayed him
This show always paled in comparison to breaking bad
AMC has almost zero pull compared to the streaming services. These awards are about which studio can shill the most to the award members.
AMC won all the time when they had Mad Men and Breaking Bad airing at the same time
Mad Men ended 9 years ago. AMC isnt even a player in the game anymore compared to the streaming platforms and other studios. There literally a walking dead spinoff rerun channel now.
To be honest Mad Men was actually good, the Emmy committee couldn't snov it without looking evidently corrupt (I mean, they are corrupt, but at least they try to put on a facade).
COPE
Slippin' Jimmy wins again.
they deserve 0 awards for the rest of time for dragging out BB and Mad men just to statpad awards
Good. It's a terrible fan-service show. Without the breaking bad connection nobody would have watched it at all.
Breaking Bad wasn't great either but it was leagues better than this crap.
Of course not. It was actually a good show that wasn't full of blacks. Of course it's not going to win any clown awards.
I really liked the first season but then the show becomes Better Like Mike and adds too much cartel shit which turns it into diet Breaking Bad. Also Chuck was the best character.
not enough brownoids to qualify for any awards
The show wasn't trying to make a liberal political point, so obviously it was never going to win awards. You need to hamfist the feminism, homosexuality and anti-white shit to get those little golden statues.
No, it was just shit. At least for the last 3 seasons.
Nah, you're just shit. At least for all 4 seasons of every year.
Cope harder incel
Is yelling "MARDY" over and over and saying "frick" every other word really worthy of 3 straight Emmy wins? I personally don't give a shit because little israeli statues don't impress me. But if one were to look at it objectively, would they find some inherent bias in the voting?
I don't know what the frick you're talking about
I thought she was so hot in The Americans, I was hoping she would keep doing kinos but she hasn't done anything good besides the americans, plus she was in that gay ass perfume ad with the troony and the Black person.
Zero cultural impact. BrBa’s finale was over a decade ago and it’s still discussed 10 times more.
I agree with your general point, but using the finale is such a misstep. Season 5 and 6 just coasted on the glory of Season 4. When people remember BB, they remember the "Im the one who knocks" scene, rather than, dunno, Todd shooting that kid down.
Nah, "Ozymandias" was huge.
>"Hank, no"
>"I watched Jane die"
That was absolutely the peak of its cultural impact
I guess rig things while you can, tunnellers
>what if we made breaking bad but a thousand times more boring and aimed it solely at reddit farthuffers
Good luck, Peter… not sure it’ll translate to any Emmys though. Lmao
Zero Emmy's with that number of noms is targeted. You don't go like, seven plus years, and constant acknowledgement like that, and not win ANYTHING. Even a technical award. This is like a punishment for Breaking Bad being too successful.
The lawyer bits of seasons 1-3 and the last 4 or so episodes of season 6 are all kino.
>Breaking bad: immortalized by memes, lives on in the hearts of viewers through memes, awards, references, etc
>Better Call Saul: Completely forgotten by everyone except freaks obsessed with Kim's feet. Zero cultural impact.
Waltchads... we won. No contest.
Proof that waifugays are tasteless, meaningless losers.
This simp is totally getting three divorces over the course of his life.
>This simp is totally getting three divorces over the course of his life.
Not if he plays his cards right. Good guy bar workers are a diamond dozen.
this can't be real
Imagine abducting a person you are """concerned about"""" instead of taking them to a hospital or police station.
>this can't be real
It is, and if you've never partied hard enough to wake up somewhere you didn't expect you haven't lived.
Why would anyone play Captain Save a hoe to some random drunk b***h?
Why does anyone care? Award shows are an embarrassing industry circlejerk.
It'd probably be best for the entertainment industry as a whole if they put a pause on all of them for at least ten years so that they're not even thinking about impressing each other. Maybe when they come back, people will actually find them interesting again.
I just dont get how Coolidge won over Rhea Seehorn, or why Rhea was delegated to supporting and not just regular lead actress.
Putting her in as supporting actress was doing Rhea a favor. There was no chance she beats Sarah Snook
bob odenkirk sucks at acting (but kino at comedy)
the show is boring
doesn't deserve any awards t b q h
Bobs biggest mistake was thinking he was ever seen anything other than a clown, nobody likes when comedy guy tries to do drama or action movie
Bill hader was pretty good in the first couple seasons of Barry though
Wouldn't this apply to Bryan Cranston, then?
It should won an award for biggest disappointment and biggest waste of time
Vince Gilligan is overrated. Does anyone even talk about Breaking Bad anymore?
so they turned Gus into a gay for nothing. Great. Good job vince and gould
Fair enough. I'll admit that it was very entertaining, but in all it was cheap and lazy, just like Breaking Bad.
I'm not even sure why I think that. For example I loved watching BB, and I'll still rewatch episodes and clips from time to time, but I can never shake off the impression that it's deeply unserious, kinda like a soap opera.
I refuse to believe anyone continues to watch this dogshit after the first 3 or 4 awful episodes
>I refuse to believe anyone continues to watch this dogshit after the first 3 or 4 awful episodes
At least we got "DA BOSS CAN SOOK DIT" meme from Victor
I think David Chase is right about the golden age of television effectively being over now, with BCS and Succession being the last two great tv series we’ll see for the foreseeable future.
What even is there to look forward to on AMC, HBO, etc going into the next few years?
b***h The Curse ended like 3 days ago. Great series are still being produced, Chase is just being a b***h.
Never heard of it but I’ll check it out, thanks anon
>I think David Chase is right about the golden age of television effectively being over now,
It ended the second something like Season 5 of Game of Thrones was allowed to air on tv. When two unqualified hacks were allowed to adapt the greatest book series of all time and the entire HBO CEO board green lit it, it was over.
>take multiple month break in the middle of every season to farm more emmy nominations
>end up winning zero emmys
deserved
blacklisted
Better Call Saul is to Breaking Bad what Joey was to Friends.
>giving a shit about awards
ngmi
It went against objectively superior shows like The Crown or Succession, they just had to nominate somebody to lose to the serious players is all