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Breaking Bad - Season 5 episode 1 and 2 (Patreon)

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2023-02-17 16:12:00
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Full link episode 1: https://youtu.be/AJ7JeTySUfA

Full link episode 2: https://youtu.be/j1J1rW49qYw


Hi everyone, I've been an absolute wreck the last week, so this won't be on YouTube just yet, but I didn't want to keep it from you any longer. On a different note: I got stronger meds from the doctor so hopefully I'll be back on my feet again soon! ^^

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Curaitis

Take care of yourself first Mary. Your Health is way more important then an upload. Anyway, thanks for your effort.

Marty McKelvey

Sorry you're not well. Hope the new meds do the trick.

Sharpgirl

That scene in Episode 2, when Jesse finds the cigarette in the roomba. His acting is phenomenal. He actually goes from pale to his face flushing and then into that sobbing. He has many incredible moments, I wish we could discuss them all. So happy you're feeling better. Take it slow, we will be here.

Don Mayhem

Yeah Mary, it's not funny...But I can't help bust out laughing too lol. and to make it more funny is there are two of those circle patches they put on your chest and stomach, two of those patches was covering his nipples lmao I just lost it lmfao. Cover the nipples lmao. In the beginning of the episode when he is at Denny's and when he walks up to Saul saying "It's over when I say it's over," I thought those scenes weren't until later on. Breaking Bad The Final season. Then El Camino and finally Better Cal Saul

Greg Nelson
>>102163814

I personally think Jesse’s character demands the most emotional range of any of BB’s actors. Considering how good the entire cast is, I guess that’s saying a lot.

Anonymous

Finally got a chance to watch this reaction, so wanted to field one question ya had concerning Mr. Schuler, the German businessman who offs himself with the defibrillator: Contrary to popular belief, an AED (automated external defibrillator) does not restart a stopped heart. What it does is detect and diagnose arrhythmia (irregularities with the rate or electrical rhythm of your heartbeat). The AED then delivers a dose of electricity, what is known as a "counter shock", to counter the arrhythmia restoring the heart's electrical rhythm back into regularity. The electrical shock "depolarizes" the heart muscle. Depolarization is a change within the heart cells, during which the cells undergo a shift or change in the heart's electric charge distribution. So, if you were NOT having a medical emergency and your heart was beating regularly, a shock from the AED would depolarize your heart's REGULAR rhythm (causing a shift or change in the heart's electric charge distribution). The shock would disrupt your heart's regular electrical rhythm, sending you into arrhythmia (an irregular heart rate or rhythm), which doesn't stop your heart immediately but eventually it will stop, thus killing you moments later (that is if no further medical intervention is performed on the patient). However, using an AED to off yourself is not likely as AEDs are designed to ONLY deliver a shock if it detects an irregular rhythm or heart rate, hence why it's an "automated" defibrillator and not a manual one in which the human operator could deliver the shock manually. Who knows if anyone has ever did themselves in this way, but it's more than likely a Hollywood screenwriting fantasy. Now, if they had a manual defibrillator, then yea, you could totally get the job done that way. Also, if you didn't notice the significance of Mr. Schuler eating the tater tots (the fried potato nuggets) with the honey mustard and barbecue sauces where he's ignoring the food scientists' comments, what he was doing was having his last meal before he died. Makes a seemingly comical scene quite dark actually.

Jack the Narrator

Lydia is played by Laura Fraser, a fantastic Scottish actress who also played the widowed blacksmith in A KNIGHT'S TALE.