Not gonna lie, this is mainly a fandom related blog.
♥ Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Gillian Anderson, David Duchovny, Audrey Hepburn
TV SHOWS: The X-Files, Breaking Bad, Friends, Community, Scrubs, Dexter
Other shows I currently watch and enjoy: The Killing, Sherlock, HIMYM, Parks and Recreation, Modern Family, Game of Thrones, Homeland, Hannibal, Luther, Elementary, Arrow
I'm also addicted to Old Hollywood and I LOVE books.
Please feel free to message me about anything!:)
if you try to interfere, this becomes a much simpler matter. i will kill your wife. i will kill your son. i will kill your infant daughter.
Selection of screencaps from the S5: How Will It End? promotional videos. So looking forward to Aug. 11.
In this Breaking Bad short, I wanted to depict a part of the show’s lore that we’re aware of but have never seen: Jesse as Walt’s student in high school.
Recreating Jesse’s lovely drawing of Walt from Season 1 was fun.
On a somewhat related note, when my son saw me drawing Walt (not Jesse’s drawing), he thought it was a semi-realistic Ned Flanders. How did I never make that connection before?
Couple of weeks back I, uh. I killed a dog.
“Yes, the topic of Jane was the fly. There’s a reason why Walt wasn’t able to get the fly to that point. Walt, falling deep into his pill-aided dream, said the fly is going to “stay up there forever,” like he’s never going to resolve this issue with Jesse. Jesse took the proactive approach and reached for a ladder, trying to swat it. They went back and forth, Walt said “I’m sorry about Jane.” Jesse replied “it’s no one’s fault, we are who we are, we both would’ve been dead within a week. I miss her, though.” Jesse finally swatted the fly and that’s the end of their conversation, but the fly shows up in Walt’s imagination later.” - “Fly” review by Seth Amitin
