http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/t...nline/3620825/
yanked by youtube. anyone find it?
Originally Posted by Detroit
After the pan out to the pork pie hat, Malcolm should come in on crutches and have his mom comment on how he was in a car wreck. Fuck it, put mom in purple too.
Get it before it's gone.. and yeah, she's in purple.
i grabbed it before it went down. maybe this'll stay up.
no embedding liveleak here?
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=361_1384794075
Last edited by Crowe Diddly; 11-18-2013 at 10:47 AM.
Here is another link.
http://www.movieweb.com/news/watch-t...ternate-ending
As awesome as that alternate ending was, for those that don't know it's a takeoff from the series finale of the Bob Newhart show, which many consider the best ending to a sitcom ever. The tall blonde comment, which was hilarious on multiple levels, was a direct link...
Visitors count stuck at 420.... nice to see they have a sense of humor.
I definitely could be wrong, but I think you were the 420th. It's definitely moving, up over 5,000 now. I was lucky number 13.Visitors count stuck at 420.... nice to see they have a sense of humor.
If anyone is like me and is watching this on Netflix, and was too cheap to pay for those last 8 episodes, they are being shown on A+E today.
If it was mentioned previously, i apologize, but I haven't read this thread, and as not to catch any spoilers.
Kinda sad to see Tuco go
RIP
Loved watching that guy hit the meth, such a seasoned vet
Feds: Blue meth seen in New Mexico
http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/...co-5141398.php
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Reality in the illegal drug world is mimicking fiction.
Kevin Abar, assistant special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in New Mexico, says distributors are selling methamphetamine tinted blue in the Four Corners region.
That mirrors AMC's hit drama "Breaking Bad," which depicted an Albuquerque-based meth operation that cooked up the drug with a blue hue.
Abar says tinting meth blue is a way for distributors to advertise and brand their product.
But he says the blue meth being sold makes people sick. He says it has been cut with chemicals to make it blue and is not the "pure" product portrayed on "Breaking Bad."
Abar says agents also have stumbled upon red-colored meth.
"Breaking Bad" last year ended its popular run after five seasons.
end of season 3 dragged, halfway through season 4 is dragging but I think it is about to get good
Weird. The only part of the series that dragged for me was in the middle of season 3 (the few episodes right around that awful "fly" episode) Then it picked up real steam at the end of the 3rd.
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