AMC's Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul

New Fic Community!

peekaboo_mod — Thu, 07 May 2015 19:11:35 GMT

Hello BrBa fans!

I'm the mod of a newly minted community on LJ for Breaking Bad fans, specifically devoted to the eternally unlucky, endearingly dumb, exceptionally sweet Jesse Pinkman. The fandom doesn't seem to have had much presence on LJ (at least not in a while), and fic seems a bit thin on the ground. So if you've been wanting a particular story, if you've been looking for a place to post your own work, if you've got prompts and plot bunnies bouncing around in your head with nowhere to go, come to peekaboo_fics and play!

Please comment either here or on the welcome post at the comm if you're interested!

[better call saul] pilot episode | 'uno'

waltzmatildah — Mon, 09 Feb 2015 09:58:09 GMT

What did everyone think? I've had about two minutes to process and I'm still in that kind of immediate afterglow of having these characters back in my life. I might need a few more minutes before I can put together a proper review! Post your thoughts/flail/incoherent RAMBLE in the comments! If you write reviews at your own journals, feel free to link them in the comments also.

[thank you] lagerthass

waltzmatildah — Tue, 23 Sep 2014 10:53:52 GMT

Would everyone please put their hands together forrrrrrr...

lagerthass!!!

And then go and check out the beautiful new banner that has been created especially for us to more clearly depict the new direction of this joint Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul community (and the art community also, breakingbad_art)!!

[better call saul] new promo

waltzmatildah — Mon, 22 Sep 2014 12:20:17 GMT

As I'm your friendly Australian mod, I can't actually WATCH THIS FREAKING PROMO MYSELF...! ARGH! It appears to be geo-locked (which infuriates me to NO END but is a story for another time and place), but I'm going to post the link here anyway and hope that a non-geo-locked one comes available super soon! If anyone stumbles across one, please feel free to post it to the comments, or point me in its direction so I can add it to this post.

Here is the link to the new promo at AMC's official page: http://blogs.amctv.com/movie-blog/2014/09/video-new-better-call-saul-sneak-peek-clip-amen/

[mod post] community expansion | Better Call Breaking Bad

waltzmatildah — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 09:05:50 GMT

(or something like that!!)

After a couple of community members expressed interest in the idea, myself and your other friendly mod, htbthomas, have decided to throw the Breaking Bad doors open to related ventures. Obviously the first (and hopefully not only!) of these is the soon to debut spin-off, Better Call Saul.

breaking_bad will be the place for all news articles, information, episode discussions, photos, casting, spoilers (behind cuts!), and so on.

breakingbad_art will be the place for all fics, videos, art, icons, graphics, gifs, etc.

So things will remain exactly as they are, only you'll also be seeing (and posting, hopefully!) content related to Better Call Saul.

If anyone has any questions, please leave me a reply in the comments and I'll get back to you ASAP.

Also, we're looking to update the community headers, so if anyone out there has any graphic skills they feel like putting to good use, we'd love a couple of banners (one for each comm.) that reflect our new, expanded focus. Please let me know (also in the comments below) if you think this is something you could help out with.

Thank you all very much, especially to those of you who have expressed enthusiasm for the inclusion of the spin-off and the continuation of these communities. You're all awesome. The end :)

Breaking Bad's Hard-Earned, Heartwarming Emmys Win

lagerthass — Thu, 28 Aug 2014 23:43:19 GMT

True Detective's loss hinted that, for now, movie-style slickness and stars don't trump six years of storytelling.

"The 2014 Emmys: When a five-time winner beating a movie star is the biggest upset of the night." So wrote Grantland's Andy Greenwald on Twitter, referring to Bryan Cranston's victory over Matthew McConaughey for best lead actor in a drama. Famous guy beats ultra-famous guy: an outcome that's not exactly, to use a term often applied to both Breaking Bad and True Detective, mindblowing.

But there was something a little mindblowing to the mere fact that any suspense surrounded Breaking Bad's nominations heading into Monday's ceremonies. A little less than a year ago, pop culture seemed to unite in awe for a few weeks as AMC's show completed its final half-season. Barguments were had over whether it was the greatest show of all time; the notion of anything else seriously challenging it in the awards year to come seemed faint.

Breaking Bad: A Happy Ending?
Then in January, True Detective arrived.

It was, by many measures, an experiment: one sole writer and one sole director handling a self-contained run of eight episodes. But in retrospect, it was also a pretty sure bet: two hugely magnetic movie stars, financial support and knowhow from the prestige-TV heavyweight HBO, and the most tested dramatic genre there is—cops. (Last night, Seth Meyers noted that the last time the Emmys happened on a Monday, 1976, every nominee for best drama was about police.)

True Detective quickly did exactly what HBO needs its shows to do, draw buzz. Four episodes in, and Christopher Orr here at The Atlantic wondered whether it was the best thing on TV. He wasn't alone, and for good reason. True Detective was extremely well made, boasting indelible characters, a hint of mystery, and cinematic flair previously unseen in the medium.

At this year's Emmys, it was clear that the show had shaken up the TV world a little bit. Jimmy Kimmel went on an extended joking-but-was-he-really tirade against Matthew McConaughey, saying that he's too good-looking for TV, that we were tired of his speeches, that he was, in essence, crashing the party and expecting to be rewarded.

Replace McConaughey's name with the show he represented—and cut the weed references—and the substance of Kimmel's rant would have still made sense. True Detective had arrived fully formed and built to win awards, bringing Oscar-level talent, a presumption of significance, and a hunger that no show ever had. Its impact was blockbuster-like. Even the memory of its underwhelming finale has faded, replaced by deafening casting speculation not unlike that which usually surrounds, say, an upcoming Marvel-movie installment.

Breaking Bad, on the other hand, was a distinctly TV-ish story of success in increments. It started small and obscure, a gamble from a network trying to prove itself, featuring TV character actors and TV writers-room deputies, forced to make TV-budget compromises as it fought, season after season, a sense of toiling in obscurity. When it blew up, it was in part because of evangelism from viewers who'd lived with the Whites and their associates for so long, watching characters evolve and make hard choices. Movies don't do that—they make one concentrated bid for your consciousness instead of slowly carving out a space.

The disappointment of True Detective's finale has been replaced by casting hype like that which usually surrounds, say, Marvel movies.
You could see the payoff to the Breaking Bad style of storytelling in the acceptance speeches from its team (it won best drama, lead actor, lead actress, supporting actor, and writing for the episode "Ozymandias"). Cranston, Anna Gunn, and Aaron Paul all accepted their acting trophies with a teary grin, talking about the "intimate" environment that had developed on set, the steady and gentle hand of show creator Vince Gilligan, and the love—yes, love, invoked multiple times by multiple actors—between all involved.

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Better Call Saul: teaser, casting news and more from ‘Breaking Bad’ spin-off

lagerthass — Tue, 12 Aug 2014 00:09:08 GMT

Writer-producers Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould took questions from reporters at the Television Critics Association’s press tour in Beverly Hills on Friday. Here’s what we learned:

The series regulars and their confirmed character names joining Bob Odenkirk: Jonathan Banks as Mike Erhmantraut, Michael McKean as Chuck, Rhea Seehorn as Kim, Patrick Fabian as Hamlin and Michael Mando as Nacho.
Better Call Saul is set in 2002 — six years before Saul meets Walter White in Breaking Bad. Funny enough, that the events in Breaking Bad started in 2008 is also new information, Gilligan said, noting that the original show never specified what year it took place. “I hesitate to say it, but it is indeed a period piece,” Gilligan said.
Yet the show will definitely jump around in time, as has been widely reported. “I think the best way to answer this and not get yelled at is you saw from Breaking Bad that we like non-linear storytelling and jumping around in time,” Gilligan said. “I would point you in the that direction, that anything that’s possible in Breaking Bad is possible in Better Call Saul.”
Saul Goodman’s name in Better Call Saul is not yet Saul Goodman. When we meet Odenkirk’s character, he’s actually known as Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer hustling to make ends meet and working with Mike. The series will track Jimmy’s transformation into Saul Goodman.
McKean plays Goodman’s brother. “So we have these two comedy legends working together,” Gould noted.
The show will not copy Breaking Bad’s neo-Western visual style. “Peter came with an idea book of frame grabs from classic movies, like The Conformist, we talked a lot about Kubrick,” Gilligan said. “We’re doing our damndest to make it as different as possible. It’s important that this not look like a carbon copy of Breaking Bad.”
~~Walter White will only show up if it makes sense: “If it makes sense we’ll do it, if it doesn’t make sense we won’t,”~~ Gilligan said. “I’d love to have him as a director … character wise, who knows? Maybe there’s a way to do it.”
There’s a chance fan-favorite villain Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) could return: “There’s always a chance, yeah,” Gilligan said. Added Gould: “… there’s so much to be said about Gus — although in the series it always seemed to me that Saul didn’t know Gus directly. He knew a guy who knew a guy.”
The reason Better Call Saul was pushed from fall to early 2015: “I am slow as mud as a TV writer,” Gilligan said. “We had a pace on Breaking Bad thanks to AMC that was deliciously stately … we have a way of doing things that’s slower than most tv shows … because we want to think everything through and we think that pays dividends.”
Some Breaking Bad directors are returning: After Gilligan’s premiere, Michelle MacLaren (Game of Thrones) will direct episode 2, Terry McDonough (who directed the first Saul episode of BrBa) directs episode 3 and Colin Bucksey (four episodes of Breaking Bad) helms episode four and Adam Bernstein (Fargo) has episode 5.
Better Call Saul is set to premiere in early 2015. As previously announced, Gilligan directed the first episode of the first season, which will consist of 10 epiosdes. The second season will consist of 13 episodes.
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Recently Bryan Cranston ruled out a Walter White return on Better Call Saul but he'd like to direct an episode.
You can watch here the first teaser.

Breaking Bad Nominated for 16 Emmy Awards

lagerthass — Mon, 11 Aug 2014 03:15:06 GMT

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced its nominees for the 66th Annual Emmy Awards, and Breaking Bad garnered the most Outstanding Drama Series nominations for Basic Cable and the most nominations in the series’ history with 16, including three-time Emmy winner Bryan Cranston for Lead Actor, two-time Emmy winner Aaron Paul for Outstanding Supporting Actor and a second consecutive nomination for Emmy Award winner Anna Gunn for Outstanding Supporting Actress. Vince Gilligan was nominated for Outstanding Directing and Writing for the Season 5, Episode 16, “Felina” and Moira Walley-Beckett was nominated for Outstanding Writing for the Season 5, Episode 14, “Ozymandias.” The series also garnered nominations for Michael Slovis for Outstanding Cinematography as well as nominations for Casting, Single Camera Picture Editing, Sound Editing, Sound mixing, Makeup and Prosthetic Makeup.
Breaking Bad‘s challengers in the category for Outstanding Drama Series include HBO’s Game of Thrones, Netflix’s House of Cards, PBS’s Downton Abbey, HBO’s True Detective, and AMC’s very own Mad Men.

Bryan Cranston was recognized in the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series category. His competition includes Kevin Spacey (Netflix’s House of Cards), Jeff Daniels (HBO’s The Newsroom), Woody Harrelson (HBO’s True Detective), Matthew McConaughey (HBO’s True Detective) and Jon Hamm (AMC’s Mad Men).

Aaron Paul and Anna Gunn are also nominated for Outstanding Actor and Actress in a Drama Series, respectively. Aaron Paul is up against Jim Carter (PBS’s Downton Abbey), Peter Dinklage (HBO’s Game of Thrones), Josh Charles (CBS’s The Good Wife), Mandy Patinkin (Showtime’s Homeland) and Jon Voight (Showtime’s Ray Donovan) for the award.

Anna Gunn will contend against Maggie Smith (PBS’s Downton Abbey), Joanne Froggatt (PBS’s Downton Abbey), Lena Headey (HBO’s Game of Thrones), Christine Baranski (CBS’s The Good Wife) and Christina Hendricks (AMC’s Mad Men).
For a complete list of Breaking Bad’s Emmy nominations, check out the Television Academy’s press release here.
The 66th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards will be broadcast live Sunday, August 25 at 8/7c on NBC.

NM casting company hosts extras call for Breaking Bad prequel

funnygurusdca — Sun, 20 Apr 2014 01:38:40 GMT

The prequel to Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul is expected to shoot in Albuquerque and the New Mexico extras and background Casting Company is now casting for the show’s extras.

If you would like to be considered for the part send in a current photo of yourself. Keep in mind the photo must be in color and must contain the following information:

Include your availability, your name, contact information, height, weight, age, the city you live in as well as the make, model, year and color of your vehicles.

Send the above information to extras@whiteturtlecasting.com.

http://blogs.krqe.com/2014/04/18/nm-casting-company-hosts-extras-call-for-breaking-bad-prequel/

Aaron Paul on CBC Radio

taiga13 — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 17:30:19 GMT

Aaron Paul is about to be interviewed on CBC Radio. Unfortunately licencing means that non-Canadians can't listen to CBC Radio online during the Olympics, but they keep recordings of the interviews on their website. The program is Q with Jian Ghomeshi.

[2014] golden globe awards

waltzmatildah — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 09:07:25 GMT

As I'm sure everyone is already aware, Bryan Cranston and Breaking Bad were both victorious at this weekend's Golden Globe Awards for, I believe, the first time each. BOOM!!!! Aaron Paul was pipped for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama by Jon Voight (Ray Donovan).

Full list of the winners.

[appreciation party] walter white

waltzmatildah — Thu, 09 Jan 2014 08:44:30 GMT

I'm having something of an impromptu Walter White Appreciation Moment over at my journal if anyone else is feeling the pinch of Breaking Bad Withdrawal (surely that's in the newly published DSM-V, yes?!) and would like to join me!

The original prompt for my entry was 'Top Ten Walter White Moments of 2013', but feel free to share whatever the hell you want in the comments. THE MORE THE MERRIER, TBQH, COMRADES!

Link goes to the entry at my journal...

[help!] screen cap search

waltzmatildah — Tue, 03 Dec 2013 11:17:43 GMT

Can one of you lovely fan-people please tell me which episode this scene is from?

I have spent the better part of my evening searching for screen caps, but can not for the life of me find one of the scene I am after. I really should have just come here and asked at the beginning! (Not that spending the evening looking at BrBa screencaps is bad or anything!!)

THANK YOU!!!

[videos] alternate ending and final script reading | box set bonuses

waltzmatildah — Tue, 19 Nov 2013 09:53:42 GMT

I know most people have probably seen these floating about somewhere already, but just in case you haven't; and also so we can have them saved here at the comm. for posterity:

"Goodnight, Scarface."

Alternate Ending

"I like to call it something better, and leave it at that."

Aaron and Bryan read the final script

Inside the Episode, Making of 5.16 / Farewell to Breaking Bad

htbthomas — Mon, 30 Sep 2013 15:44:48 GMT

Non-region-locked version

Non-region-locked version

Non-region-locked links below the cut.

Breaking Bad - The Study of Change (Series Tribute)

mycatz2 — Mon, 30 Sep 2013 15:31:09 GMT

A massive fan project about the entire series. Worth watching! Spoilers for entire series.

Tucker's Hole Poll: How Do You Feel About How Breaking Bad Ended?

nickcr67 — Mon, 30 Sep 2013 02:46:21 GMT

How do you feel about the finale? Satisfied? Disappointed? Vote in the poll at Tucker's Hole.

Poll: How Do You Feel About How Breaking Bad Ended?

You only get one vote, but that's all you need!

Nick "C.R."

Episode Discussion - 5.16, "Felina"

htbthomas — Sun, 29 Sep 2013 23:48:59 GMT

The series finale.

Join us live for chat as the episode airs (9pm EST), or come after you've watched to discuss the episode in comments! Don't forget that tonight ends at 10:15!

Chat link: http://us10.chatzy.com/16874460924765

And for the last (*sniff*) time, SPOILERS!

Episode 515 - "Granite State" analysis article now available at Tucker's Hole

nickcr67 — Sun, 29 Sep 2013 22:29:41 GMT

Hiya Fellow Baddicts!

Getting excited for tonight's finale? Me too! I make some pretty bold predictions in my article on Episode 515 - "Granite State" which is now available at Tucker's Hole. Use it for a "read in" to the finale!

Episode 515 - "Graninte State" Article at Tucker's Hole

I'm also pretty proud of the "Mr. Magoo" catch I made in that episode, which I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere.

Enjoy the article, and the finale tonight! (What a bittersweet evening!)

Nick "C.R."
Ottawa
Canada

Media Update: Episode 5.15 Granite State

hungryhippo11 — Sun, 29 Sep 2013 08:41:22 GMT

Hiya everyone! Thought I wouldn't be able to cover this week, but got back home just in time to be able to post an update before the finale.

So here's your dose of media for this week...and it's MASSIVE! Sorry for posting this so late, but got a bit waylaid by RL stuff. Also, there are SO MANY articles out there, I can only really give you a taste of what's around. If you'd like more, just check out the following publications sites direct.

Feel free to post any other articles and interesting reads you might find. And please let me know if there's any problems with the links.

**Note - I haven't read all these articles, so beware re spoilers**

Enjoy!

Reviews/Recaps
Hitfix (Sepinwall)
AV Club review
Vulture (Matt Zoller Seitz)
Vulture
Huffington Post (Maureen Ryan)
Time Magazine (James Poniewozik)
The Hollywood Reporter (Tim Goodman)
LA Times (Todd VanDerWerff)
Think Progress (Alyssa Rosenberg)
Salon.com
Grantland (Andy Greenwald)
IGN review
Slate.com
IndieWire
IndieWire 2
IndieWire 3
TV.com
TV Overmind
Boston Herald
Cinema Blend
Buddy TV
Crave Online
io9
Newsday
The Antenna Blog
The Atlantic
Rolling Stone review
Wired
TV Guide
TV Equals
Film School Rejects
The Week
Esquire
TV Fanatic
Den of Geek
Wall St Journal
Flavorwire
Digital Spy
The Daily Beast
EW.com
Slant Magazine
Uproxx
Zap2It review
Paste Magazine
Collider
Denver Post
The Guardian
Grantland Precap for Ep 5.16

Articles and Interviews
Vulture: Damon Lindelof on Br Ba: How Heisenberg is like Batman
Vulture: Krysten Ritter on Br Ba: Team Walter White until the bitter end
Salon: Walter White's sickness mirrors America
Time Magazine: Is Heisenberg Dead? Walter White and the light switch theory of morality
Salon: The hidden clues to Br Ba's meaning
AV Club: Bringing Br Ba into focus
Popular Mechanics: How Br Ba's chemistry explains Walter White
Washington Post: Br Ba's Anna Gunn and the triumph of hero over anti-hero
Vulture: Matt Zoller Seitz on the 11 Br Ba episodes he can't shake
The Pacific Northwest Inlander: How Br Ba redeemed its worst mistakes *EDIT - excellent article, highly recommend reading this*
Uproxx: Why the Br Ba finale may not provide the satisfying ending that some want

Forbes: Interview with Kelly Dixon
Forbes: Interview with Michael Slovis
Forbes: Interview with Melissa Bernstein
EW.com: Interview with Betsy Brandt
EW.com: Interview with Peter Gould
Vulture: Interview with Peter Gould
Vulture: Interview with RJ Mitte
Vulture: Interview with Michael Bowen (Uncle Jack)
Rolling Stone: Interview with Bob Odenkirk
Rolling Stone: Interview with Laura Fraser
Rolling Stone: Interview with Anna Gunn
Rolling Stone: Interview with Michelle McLaren
Rolling Stone: Interview with Vince Gilligan
LA Times: Interview with Vince Gilligan
The Hollywood Reporter: Interview with Robert Forster
Time Magazine: Interview with David Costabile
Variety: Interview with Peter Gould
AMC: Interview with Laura Fraser
The Telgraph: Interview with Bob Odenkirk
Washington Post: Interview with Michael Slovis

Blogs, Videos and Podcasts
AMC Insider podcast
AMC - Talking Bad (geolocked vid :P)
Breaking Good Podcast
Breaking Bad Afterbuzz podcast (iTunes link)
Slashfilm: The Ones Who Knock podcast
Firewall and Iceberg podcast 202 (via RSS feed)
Ryan and Ryan Podcast
The TV Critic Br Ba podcast
Grantland Hollywood Prospectus Podcast (with Andy Greenwald)
Grantland B.S. report (with Alan Sepinwall)
Uproxx - Funny or Die: Huell's Rules (fake Br Ba spinoff) (video)
Huffington Post: Breaking Bad's lighthearted moments (video)
The Hollywood Reporter: The end of Br Ba: The Creator and Cast reminisce and reveal (video)
Br Ba cast on Conan video (via Gorillavid - watch on Firefox with Adblock and it should work well)

Miscellaneous
LA Times: Emmys 2013: Br Ba wins Best Drama Series
Variety: Emmys - Br Ba knife fight was cathartic for Anna Gunn
The Hollywood Reporter: Emmys - Br Ba winner Anna Gunn doesn't care about Skyler haters
Uproxx: The Internet's funniest reactions to Br Ba's Granite State
Uproxx: Br Ba gif highlights: Granite State
Uproxx: Stephen Colbert finally got around to acknowledging his ice cream's cameo in Sunday's Br Ba
Uproxx: A market research firm asked viewers how they wanted Br Ba to end, and the results are surprising
Huffington Post: What do you think will happen in the series finale?
Huffington Post: Walter White's transformation in one EPIC gif (excellent gif!)
Huffington Post: The greatest Br Ba posters ever
Vulture: 5 Loose ends Br Ba probably wont tie up
Vulture: Take Vulture's Br Ba Superfan Quiz (I got 47/50--see how you go!)
Vulture: See Br Ba Choose Your Own Adventure books
EW.com: Br Ba cast: My favourite moment is...
EW.com Br Ba: What's the #1 question fans ask the cast?
EW.com: Br Ba stars reveal what props they kept (or stole)
Salon: How Br Ba made millenials watch live TV
Salon: The 10 most heart attack inducing moments on Br Ba this season
Salon: Don't let Jesse kill Walt!
USA Today: Whatever the end, Br Ba will be on high
Access Hollywood: Br Ba stars talk finale: "Ït gets so much crazier!"
Forbes: Commericals during Br Ba finale commanding a cool quarter million
Cinema Blend: Your Br Ba gift guide: The good, the weird and the truly bizarre
The Hollywood Reporter: Br Ba: Stars look back on 5 seasons of acclaimed TV
Wired: Behold, the ultimate Br Ba finale party, complete with Heisenburgers
Slate: Why Walter White can't just take his money to a Swiss Bank
LA Times: Jon Hamm talks Br Ba
Time Magazine: Br Ba's Tio Salmanca - "My bell is worth more than Walter White's underwear"

End of Series 'feels'

venturous1 — Thu, 26 Sep 2013 23:34:39 GMT

I can't be the only one going through this: I'm enjoying all the attention the show is getting and wallowing in lots of media: podcasts, music, fan art, rewatch, marathon.

And I'm getting sad. and mad, and laughing, and tired and edgy and sad.

All the things I hoped for, all the things I dreaded. All the rides Villigan & friends have taken us on, I'm dizzy. The last few eps have been so dark, so grueling! I cant wait to see the last episode, and I never want it to come.

So tell me, how are you FEELING?

Poll: "Who Do You Think Will Die in the Series Finale of Breaking Bad" Now open at Tucker's Hole

nickcr67 — Tue, 24 Sep 2013 16:01:45 GMT

Hiya Fellow Baddicts!

Just a few more days to make those final predictions! Include your predictions for who is going to die in this poll!

New Poll : Who Do You Think Will Die in the Series Finale of Breaking Bad" now open at Tucker's Hole!

http://tuckershole.wordpress.com/2013/09/24/who-will-die-in-the-breaking-bad-series-finale/#more-819

You can only vote once so make sure you make all your selections before clicking on "Vote"!

Nick "C.R."

Inside the Episode and Making Of for 5.15 / Promo for Finale

htbthomas — Mon, 23 Sep 2013 17:57:24 GMT

Non-region-locked version

Videos and links to non-region-locked versions below the cut.

Episode Discussion - 5.15, "Granite State"

htbthomas — Sun, 22 Sep 2013 23:01:15 GMT

Events set in motion long ago move toward a conclusion.

Join us live for chat as the episode airs (9pm EST), or come after you've watched to discuss the episode in comments! Don't forget that tonight and next week are 75 minutes long!

Chat link: http://us10.chatzy.com/16874460924765

As always, SPOILERS!

Also, if you're like me, you'll be following this plan for the Breaking Bad/Emmys conflict: THE EMMYS & 'BREAKING BAD' WILL OVERLAP: HERE'S YOUR GUIDE TO WATCHING THEM AT THE SAME TIME

The Emmys 2013: Is this Breaking Bad's year??

falafel_musings — Sun, 22 Sep 2013 20:35:20 GMT

Rooting for a Breaking Bad sweep tonight! Best wishes to all the nominated cast and crew, especially to Vince.

List of Breaking Bad Nominations

DRAMA SERIES
"Breaking Bad" (AMC)
DRAMA ACTOR
Bryan Cranston ("Breaking Bad")
SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMA
Anna Gunn ("Breaking Bad")
SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMA
Jonathan Banks("Breaking Bad")
Aaron Paul ("Breaking Bad")
WRITING FOR A DRAMA
George Mastras ("Breaking Bad")
Thomas Schnauz ("Breaking Bad")
DIRECTING FOR A DRAMA
Michelle MacLaren ("Breaking Bad")

Outstanding Cinematography For A Single-Camera Series

Breaking Bad • Gliding Over All • AMC • Sony Pictures Television

Michael Slovis, Director of Photography

Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing For A Drama Series
Breaking Bad • Dead Freight • AMC • Sony Pictures Television
Skip MacDonald, Editor
Breaking Bad • Gliding Over All • AMC • Sony Pictures Television
Kelley Dixon, Editor

Outstanding Sound Editing For A Series

Breaking Bad • Dead Freight • AMC • Sony Pictures Television

Nick Forshager, Supervising Sound Editor

Kathryn Madsen, Supervising ADR Editor

Jane Boegel, Dialogue Editor

Mark Cookson, Sound Effects Editor

Cormac Funge, Sound Effects Editor

Jason Tregoe Newman, Music Editor

Jeff Cranford, Foley Editor

Outstanding Sound Mixing For A Comedy Or Drama Series (One Hour)

Breaking Bad • Dead Freight • AMC • Sony Pictures Television

Darryl L. Frank, Production Sound Mixer

Jeffrey Perkins, Re-Recording Mixer

Eric Justen, Re-Recording Mixer

Please share your Emmy 2013 reactions, news, pictures, videos, etc in comments.