That's what makes shows like The Wire, Breaking bad, and Sopranos so good when u can look back at some episodes at the show and it symbolizes u how a character will die on some shyt
Concerning a characters death in Battlestar Galactica reimagined series.
Death of Starbuck
-Starbuck approaching steps where construction work is being done.
-Lights go out when the Commander calls her name as she climbs steps. And stays out until...
-She leaves the steps.
It sounds like I'm reaching here but the whole ep was about her and destiny and people that died and shyt, it would make sense if you watched it. That part was what made me think it was curtains for her. She dies at the end of the episode.
fukking hated that annoying bytch. I did a when her Viper blew up. I did a when she came back 2 episodes later.
Same here. Peeps I liked got fukked over by her shenanigans. Dee blew her head off, Gaeta lost his leg, making Lee simp, and blackmailed Kat into sacrificing herself...
The Wire
-See pawns get capped quick...
-They be out the the game early.
The Wire
-See pawns get capped quick...
-They be out the the game early.
That's what makes shows like The Wire, Breaking bad, and Sopranos so good when u can look back at some episodes at the show and it symbolizes u how a character will die on some shyt
wow, one episode later. excellent example of foreshadowing :alright:I could dumb out and list about 50 more from "Breaking Bad" but I'll just add another obvious one from season 4:
Fred.
wow, one episode later. excellent example of foreshadowing :alright:
It is an excellent example of foreshadowing. I guess if you were confused, and didn't know that foreshadowing has nothing to do with how much time has passed between the foreshadow and what it's hinting at, it might not be.
I dunno what's more the fact that you didn't know that, or that you actually tried to be clever about it.
Fred.