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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 234486" data-attributes="member: 8">Walt&#039;s phonecall to Skyler is simply amazing. This is not acting, this is art. Could the internetmoviedatabasers be right? Is Breaking Bad really the best TV series ever made, and will it never be topped?I feel Walt is also facing himself here. Before he &quot;broke bad&quot; he thought he could accept his role of the underdog, he thought he could accept the fact that he had missed out on Gray Matter&#039;s success, he thought he could put up with Hank&#039;s awful sense of humour, he thought it didn&#039;t annoy him that his students couldn&#039;t care less about chemistry.Heck, he even thought he could accept the cancer. Sure, on top of everything, why not?And all this time he was seething, and feeling trapped - because everyone thought he had accepted his role, and he had (inadvertently) helped them to accept it, so he couldn&#039;t even blame them. It&#039;s an utterly frustrating trap.And then, with his Heisenberg power and resources, his wife has the gall to reject him.It&#039;s an extreme situation, but the emotions make sense to me.And this one too! Yes!<img src="https://jmmnewaov2.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/brotherhood-the-final-season-dvd_500.jpg?w=670" alt="De bronafbeelding bekijken" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />But somehow I think you&#039;ve already watched it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 234486, member: 8"] Walt's phonecall to Skyler is simply amazing. This is not acting, this is art. Could the internetmoviedatabasers be right? Is Breaking Bad really the best TV series ever made, and will it never be topped? I feel Walt is also facing himself here. Before he "broke bad" he thought he could accept his role of the underdog, he thought he could accept the fact that he had missed out on Gray Matter's success, he thought he could put up with Hank's awful sense of humour, he thought it didn't annoy him that his students couldn't care less about chemistry. Heck, he even thought he could accept the cancer. Sure, on top of everything, why not? And all this time he was seething, and feeling trapped - because everyone thought he had accepted his role, and he had (inadvertently) helped them to accept it, so he couldn't even blame them. It's an utterly frustrating trap. And then, with his Heisenberg power and resources, his wife has the gall to reject him. It's an extreme situation, but the emotions make sense to me. And this one too! Yes! [IMG alt="De bronafbeelding bekijken"]https://jmmnewaov2.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/brotherhood-the-final-season-dvd_500.jpg?w=670[/IMG] But somehow I think you've already watched it? [/QUOTE]

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