Lots of similarities --
Posted on 09/19/2013 10:08:53 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
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Going into Sunday's Emmy telecast, all eyes are on "Breaking Bad." It's picked up a slew of acting awards during its five-season run and is this year's odds-on favorite for drama series; as the show moves toward its Sept. 29 finale, its ratings have almost tripled since last year.
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Yes. My point was that it was not a poison cigarette. And it is not something that someone would smoke.
The Netflix House of Cards is based on a series the BBC did in the 90s (which Netflix also carries on the stream), which itself is based on a series of novels. F.U. is what people call the main character anti-hero Francis Urquhart in the BBC show and the books, he earns that nickname.
Copy. Thanks.
I was so hoping that Jesse would rescue Hank and Gomey from the Aryan brothers just like he rescued Gus and Mike at the cartel hacienda.
So far I haven't guessed one thing right.
The BBC version is very good.
Up to episode 6.
Thanks for the help.
Ha, I thought that was really funny. I love how they copy the editing/cinematography. Very clever.
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