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"Breaking Bad" Ep 1 Season 1 Original Script....
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Final script I found, Season 3 Ep 8 "I See You". The ep after "One Minute" with Hank in the hospital and Gus reveals he knows Walt's bro-in-law is DEA. Also the first ep with Jesse in the super lab.
Script is almost the same as what we saw, a couple scenes with Gus are slightly different, IE Gus is outside the second time he talks to Juan Bolsa instead of at his desk, etc.:
http://leethomson.myzen.co.uk/Breaking_Bad/Breaking_Bad_3x08_-_I_See_You.pdf
Fred.
Script is almost the same as what we saw, a couple scenes with Gus are slightly different, IE Gus is outside the second time he talks to Juan Bolsa instead of at his desk, etc.:
http://leethomson.myzen.co.uk/Breaking_Bad/Breaking_Bad_3x08_-_I_See_You.pdf
Fred.
daps all around.all the little things that made this show work. the strike, tuco leaving. it was meant to be friends.
about to re watch for the 4th time now
side note- i know people dont like imagining other actors as the lead role. but kevin spacey would have done an amazing job as well. half way through house of cards show is good
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Kevin Spacey would've been great, and "House of Cards" is
Even Bryan Cranston being Walt almost didn't happen. Vince Gilligan worked on "X-Files" for 7 years, back in '98 for the 6th season he wrote an ep called "Drive". They needed a guy that played a convincing a$$hole, but also when he died the audience would feel sorry for him. Every actor was
until Bryan Cranston came in and killed the role.
Fast forward to around '07 and Sony wants John Cusack or Matthew Broderick to be Walter White. Gilligan said "what about Bryan Cranston?".
They were like
because he's "that guy from 'Malcolm In The Middle'".
Then Gilligan pulled out the "Drive" ep like
and they 
And the rest is history.
Fred.
Kevin Spacey would've been great, and "House of Cards" is
Even Bryan Cranston being Walt almost didn't happen. Vince Gilligan worked on "X-Files" for 7 years, back in '98 for the 6th season he wrote an ep called "Drive". They needed a guy that played a convincing a$$hole, but also when he died the audience would feel sorry for him. Every actor was
until Bryan Cranston came in and killed the role.Fast forward to around '07 and Sony wants John Cusack or Matthew Broderick to be Walter White. Gilligan said "what about Bryan Cranston?".
They were like
because he's "that guy from 'Malcolm In The Middle'".Then Gilligan pulled out the "Drive" ep like
and they And the rest is history.
Fred.
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Oh yeah, something else I just remembered.
Mike was never supposed to exist either. The "clean up" scene in season 2 ep 13 was supposed to be Saul.
Bob Odenkirk had a scheduling conflict so Gilligan created a professional "cleaner/goon" named Mike. He picked Jonathan Banks because Gilligan and his college friends were big fans of the 80s TV show "Wiseguy" featuring Banks:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Gwc-eZ7wzU&feature=player_detailpage#t=35s]Wiseguy intro - YouTube[/ame]
Fred.
Mike was never supposed to exist either. The "clean up" scene in season 2 ep 13 was supposed to be Saul.
Bob Odenkirk had a scheduling conflict so Gilligan created a professional "cleaner/goon" named Mike. He picked Jonathan Banks because Gilligan and his college friends were big fans of the 80s TV show "Wiseguy" featuring Banks:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Gwc-eZ7wzU&feature=player_detailpage#t=35s]Wiseguy intro - YouTube[/ame]
Fred.
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that really is crazy .. breaking bad could have been average if those things didnt go the right way
nah actually Gilligan the god would have made it work anyway
but still Im glad how it turned out
nah actually Gilligan the god would have made it work anyway
but still Im glad how it turned out
i know i can google it but i want to dap you again, where the hell did aaron paul come from. i have never seen dude in anything
Ironically he was also on "X-Files" in season 9.
He was mostly a nobody though. The kind of actor you see in the background, or commercials, or that only has 1 line in a movie. Prior to "Breaking Bad" his biggest role was a recurring character named Scott Quittman on "Big Love" around '07:
He wasn't hand picked for "Breaking Bad". He sent in an audition tape:
Gilligan was like
When they got on set and he seen the chemistry between Cranston and Paul though, it was
which is another reason Gilligan was reluctant to kill him off.Fred.
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Ironically he was also on "X-Files" in season 9.
He was mostly a nobody though. The kind of actor you see in the background, or commercials, or that only has 1 line in a movie. Prior to "Breaking Bad" his biggest role was a recurring character named Scott Quittman on "Big Love" around '07:
Sarah's First Kiss - YouTube
He wasn't hand picked for "Breaking Bad". He sent in an audition tape:
Breaking Bad Audition Tape - Aaron Paul - YouTube
Gilligan was like
When they got on set and he seen the chemistry between Cranston and Paul though, it was
Fred.
Always wanted to watch big love how is it. I was about to buy it then i bought six feet under and it crushed the buildings. Then went on to wire breaking bad dexter and shytty ass weeds
"Big Love" is
After "House of Cards" you should check out "Utopia". And "Luther" if you haven't already. 2 British series but both are
Fred.
KiD WavE
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I been on a british kick lately sherlock torchwood doctor who
i really need to get watchin Luther and Utopia I keep hearing about them
i really need to get watchin Luther and Utopia I keep hearing about them
"Big Love" is
After "House of Cards" you should check out "Utopia". And "Luther" if you haven't already. 2 British series but both are
Fred.
Started Luther a week ago been stuck on house of cards and the killing
Ill check out utopia thanks
