Thats harsh.That was Ozark-esque.
I didn't mind the magnets too much. The show kind of takes place in a heightened reality. I think I read that somewhere. It's obviously not meant to be on a super hero level of reality, but there are elements that border on supernatural, and it's kind of accepted. The twins and Lalo for example have borderline supernatural abilities at times.Season 5a was dumb. The Magnet shyt
Don’t insult BCS like that, bruh….
5a was greatSeason 5a was dumb. The Magnet shyt
I didn't mind the magnets too much. The show kind of takes place in a heightened reality. I think I read that somewhere. It's obviously not meant to be on a super hero level of reality, but there are elements that border on supernatural, and it's kind of accepted. The twins and Lalo for example have borderline supernatural abilities at times.
I think @hex pointed out that Walt's "plot armor" was written out to be a very overt and in your face part of the show. A lot of shows try to conceal that stuff, but BrBa threw it in everyone's face.
That surprisw style of death is seen throughout Ozark.
I agree it's Breaking Bad cosplay. And also the writers were doing surprise deaths before Ozark. But I still say that death had that Ozark feel. Maybe it's because I was immersed in that Ozark world recently."Ozark" is just "Breaking Bad" cosplay. C'mon now. These writers were doing surprise deaths before "Ozark" even started.
Fred.
I didn't mind the magnets too much. The show kind of takes place in a heightened reality. I think I read that somewhere. It's obviously not meant to be on a super hero level of reality, but there are elements that border on supernatural, and it's kind of accepted. The twins and Lalo for example have borderline supernatural abilities at times.
I think @hex pointed out that Walt's "plot armor" was written out to be a very overt and in your face part of the show. A lot of shows try to conceal that stuff, but BrBa threw it in everyone's face.