Nobody can know about this, alright? Especially Kent. And why is that? Because he’s going to use it against me…

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thewarriorandthebard:

Gabrielle: “I hope I never disappoint you, Xena.”
Xena: “Impossible.”
Gabrielle: “I’ve learned that anything is possible.”

SONS EVOLUTION Part 1/2
Season 1 vs. Season 5

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heisenbergchronicles:

A Day on the Set of Breaking Bad - Part I (AMC)

Hanna (USA - UK - Germany, 2011)

jonhamms:

“What’s the preparation process for you like for a role that’s as intense as [Charlie in Smashed]?”

• Interviewer: One of the criticisms of Breaking Bad that keeps coming up is over the female characters. Skyler White is seen by some as this henpecking woman who stands in the way of all of Walt’s fun.
• Vince Gilligan: Man, I don’t see it that way at all. We’ve been at events and had all our actors up onstage, and people ask Anna Gunn, “Why is your character such a bitch?” And with the risk of painting with too broad a brush, I think the people who have these issues with the wives being too bitchy on Breaking Bad are misogynists, plain and simple. I like Skyler a little less now that she’s succumbed to Walt’s machinations, but in the early days she was the voice of morality on the show. She was the one telling him, “You can’t cook crystal meth.” She’s got a tough job being married to this asshole. And this, by the way, is why I should avoid the Internet at all costs. People are griping about Skyler White being too much of a killjoy to her meth-cooking, murdering husband? She’s telling him not to be a murderer and a guy who cooks drugs for kids. How could you have a problem with that?

Giancarlo Esposito at the 2013 NBC Upfront Presentation Red Carpet Event at Radio City Music Hall in New York City

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gasstation:

Gwendoline Christie photographed by Polly Borland

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