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I've been binging Breaking Bad lately anyway huge fan of this guy so far

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I’ve been on a Steve Carell binge lately and I finally watched little miss sunshine and (lovingly) forced my partner to watch beautiful boy. He’s probably my favourite actor right now, absolutely in awe over his ability to switch between the most serious roles to the silliest ones.

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little m-miss sunsh- *starts sobbing*

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HIM!!!!!!!

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lowpoly food court cinnabon manager, behaving normally

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I did this because it makes me physically ill not to draw something decent

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the lion doesn't concern himself with anti shoplifting rhetoric

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some jimmies while im in the middle of better call saul... you know i actually already liked him way before i even watched anything from breaking bad and now that im on bcs im like oughhh i really really get it now

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they say it's me that makes you do things you might not have done if i was away

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Better Call Saul

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collateral damage

Better Call Saul S6E06 "Axe and Grind" + S4E10 "Winner"

Inspired by @nichecoolgirl's post

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making stuff is one of the best parts of being alive

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Gene i drew in about an hour. love this line

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the most important thing a man can be is simpering and pathetic

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Just finished brba for the third time but I’m thinking about Skyler White specifically.

Apart from the obvious misogyny from those breaking bad fans towards both Skyler and Anna Gunn, I don’t actually understand the whole ‘Skyler was just as bad as Walt!’ thing and it leaves for a much darker conversation about power and abuse.

I don’t believe many people who have watched the show truly understand how hard it is to walk away from active abuse let alone tell anyone, especially in her situation. She literally describes herself as a hostage when talking to him, but because he isn’t physically abusive people seem to brush past that?? Skyler as a character is very self aware and I feel for her so so much.

Realistically, what do you think would’ve happened to her and their family if she had confessed to anyone? It’s not as simple as ‘she could’ve saved innocent people’, she is a victim who was being controlled. Literally such a traumatic experience to go through.