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Ik hoorde het al. Ging gelijk IMDb checken en ja hoor het is hemquote:Op dinsdag 10 februari 2015 20:12 schreef TheGeneral het volgende:
Voorlopig erg tof!
Tuco.
En Vaas natuurlijk !
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Dus dan verandert-ie zijn naam?quote:
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Nadat hij zijn naam verandert ja. HET IS EEN PREQUEL HE.
Hij heet Jimmy McGill.
I´m back.
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Neen, want de naam Jimmy McGill was al bekend.quote:
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Dat is gek dan.
Dus jullie hadden niet zoiets van verhip hij heette heel anders.
lekker faxen heel de dag echt genot
It’s the show we’ve been waiting for ever since the series finale of Breaking Bad! Everyone’s favourite ‘criminal’ lawyer has now got his very own show co-created by Vince Gilligan. Starring comic actor Bob Odenkirk, Better Call Saul has dropped its first two episodes on blinkbox, with new episodes arriving every week. If the early reviews are anything to go by, this is shaping up to be an awesome show.
Without giving away any spoilers, here are the things you’ll want to know about Better Call Saul.
1. It’s set years before the events of Breaking Bad
The bulk of the first series takes place around 2002, which will mean there’s going to be quite a number of flip-phones on display! Plus characters will probably be heard talking about ‘this Google thing everyone’s using right now’
2. Saul Goodman’s name isn’t Saul Goodman.
In his very first episode of Breaking Bad, Saul tells Walter White he’s of Irish decent. “The Jew thing I just do for the homeboys. They all want a pipe-hitting member of the tribe, so to speak.” In Better Call Saul, we find out he used to go by Jimmy McGill.
3. He wasn’t always the super-slick operator we know and love
An early scene in the first episode, we see Jimmy working as a low-paid public defender representing a group of delinquent teenagers. Without giving away any spoilers, the trial does not go the way he hopes.
4. We’ll see the return of a number of Breaking Bad characters
Seeing how the studio sent this photo out, we guess it’s no secret that Mike the Cleaner (Jonathan Banks) pops up in the show. In fact, he’s part of Better Call Saul‘s main cast. Producer Vince Gilligan has hinted that series 1 could have more cameos from familiar characters.
5. Jimmy has a brother, who’s quite a big deal in Albuquerque
From what we gather, Jimmy’s big brother Chuck McGill was a high-powered lawyer prior to the series premiere. By the time we meet him in the pilot episode, he’s in a less-than-professional state of being. Chuck is played by Michael McKean, who movie fans will best know as Spinal Tap singer Nigel St. Hubbins.
6. There’s a new character named ‘Kim’ who has some sort of past with Jimmy
Saul-Kim
She’s played by Rhea Seehorn, who you won’t recognise unless you’re a fan of Franklin and Bash. One of the big complaints about Breaking Bad was to do with how Skylar White (Anna Gunn) was written. Many critics saw her has a powerless character who existed only to nag at Walt and stop him from doing cool things like cook meth.
This criticism was probably front of mind for Gilligan and his writers, so we suspect they have been very careful in writing this show’s highest billed female character.
7. Co-creator Vince Gilligan is a very loyal man
Gilligan’s writing team on this series features a number of Breaking Bad alums. He shares the show-runner job with Peter Gould, who wrote the very first episode Saul Goodman appeared in. Their staff includes Thomas Schnauz, Gilligan’s classmate at New York’s Tisch Art School who worked with him on The X-Files and The Lone Gunman; and Gennifer Hutchison, a former writer’s assistant on Breaking Bad who went on to become a regular writer on the same show.
On Breaking Bad, he gave a number of his writers the chance to direct episodes, a trend that looks to continue in Better Call Saul.
8. The ‘Better Call Saul Insiders Podcast’ is required listening for any fan.
For years, editor Kelley Dixon [pictured above, right] hosted a weekly Breaking Bad podcast. It featured writers, actors and directors of the show disassembling the episode that just aired, telling anecdotes that gave a lot of insight into the writing and filming process. Dixon has continued this with a weekly Better Call Saul podcast that does very much the same thing.
http://blog.blinkbox.com/(...)ut-better-call-saul/
Without giving away any spoilers, here are the things you’ll want to know about Better Call Saul.
1. It’s set years before the events of Breaking Bad
The bulk of the first series takes place around 2002, which will mean there’s going to be quite a number of flip-phones on display! Plus characters will probably be heard talking about ‘this Google thing everyone’s using right now’
2. Saul Goodman’s name isn’t Saul Goodman.
In his very first episode of Breaking Bad, Saul tells Walter White he’s of Irish decent. “The Jew thing I just do for the homeboys. They all want a pipe-hitting member of the tribe, so to speak.” In Better Call Saul, we find out he used to go by Jimmy McGill.
3. He wasn’t always the super-slick operator we know and love
An early scene in the first episode, we see Jimmy working as a low-paid public defender representing a group of delinquent teenagers. Without giving away any spoilers, the trial does not go the way he hopes.
4. We’ll see the return of a number of Breaking Bad characters
Seeing how the studio sent this photo out, we guess it’s no secret that Mike the Cleaner (Jonathan Banks) pops up in the show. In fact, he’s part of Better Call Saul‘s main cast. Producer Vince Gilligan has hinted that series 1 could have more cameos from familiar characters.
5. Jimmy has a brother, who’s quite a big deal in Albuquerque
From what we gather, Jimmy’s big brother Chuck McGill was a high-powered lawyer prior to the series premiere. By the time we meet him in the pilot episode, he’s in a less-than-professional state of being. Chuck is played by Michael McKean, who movie fans will best know as Spinal Tap singer Nigel St. Hubbins.
6. There’s a new character named ‘Kim’ who has some sort of past with Jimmy
Saul-Kim
She’s played by Rhea Seehorn, who you won’t recognise unless you’re a fan of Franklin and Bash. One of the big complaints about Breaking Bad was to do with how Skylar White (Anna Gunn) was written. Many critics saw her has a powerless character who existed only to nag at Walt and stop him from doing cool things like cook meth.
This criticism was probably front of mind for Gilligan and his writers, so we suspect they have been very careful in writing this show’s highest billed female character.
7. Co-creator Vince Gilligan is a very loyal man
Gilligan’s writing team on this series features a number of Breaking Bad alums. He shares the show-runner job with Peter Gould, who wrote the very first episode Saul Goodman appeared in. Their staff includes Thomas Schnauz, Gilligan’s classmate at New York’s Tisch Art School who worked with him on The X-Files and The Lone Gunman; and Gennifer Hutchison, a former writer’s assistant on Breaking Bad who went on to become a regular writer on the same show.
On Breaking Bad, he gave a number of his writers the chance to direct episodes, a trend that looks to continue in Better Call Saul.
8. The ‘Better Call Saul Insiders Podcast’ is required listening for any fan.
For years, editor Kelley Dixon [pictured above, right] hosted a weekly Breaking Bad podcast. It featured writers, actors and directors of the show disassembling the episode that just aired, telling anecdotes that gave a lot of insight into the writing and filming process. Dixon has continued this with a weekly Better Call Saul podcast that does very much the same thing.
http://blog.blinkbox.com/(...)ut-better-call-saul/
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Ik lees het nu, wist het niet meer, staat me nu iets van bij idd.quote:Op woensdag 11 februari 2015 15:21 schreef wolfrolf het volgende:
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Neen, want de naam Jimmy McGill was al bekend.
I´m back.
Usefull info.quote:
It’s the show we’ve been waiting for ever since the series finale of Breaking Bad! Everyone’s favourite ‘criminal’ lawyer has now got his very own show co-created by Vince Gilligan. Starring comic actor Bob Odenkirk, Better Call Saul has dropped its first two episodes on blinkbox, with new episodes arriving every week. If the early reviews are anything to go by, this is shaping up to be an awesome show.
Without giving away any spoilers, here are the things you’ll want to know about Better Call Saul.
1. It’s set years before the events of Breaking Bad
The bulk of the first series takes place around 2002, which will mean there’s going to be quite a number of flip-phones on display! Plus characters will probably be heard talking about ‘this Google thing everyone’s using right now’
2. Saul Goodman’s name isn’t Saul Goodman.
In his very first episode of Breaking Bad, Saul tells Walter White he’s of Irish decent. “The Jew thing I just do for the homeboys. They all want a pipe-hitting member of the tribe, so to speak.” In Better Call Saul, we find out he used to go by Jimmy McGill.
3. He wasn’t always the super-slick operator we know and love
An early scene in the first episode, we see Jimmy working as a low-paid public defender representing a group of delinquent teenagers. Without giving away any spoilers, the trial does not go the way he hopes.
4. We’ll see the return of a number of Breaking Bad characters
Seeing how the studio sent this photo out, we guess it’s no secret that Mike the Cleaner (Jonathan Banks) pops up in the show. In fact, he’s part of Better Call Saul‘s main cast. Producer Vince Gilligan has hinted that series 1 could have more cameos from familiar characters.
5. Jimmy has a brother, who’s quite a big deal in Albuquerque
From what we gather, Jimmy’s big brother Chuck McGill was a high-powered lawyer prior to the series premiere. By the time we meet him in the pilot episode, he’s in a less-than-professional state of being. Chuck is played by Michael McKean, who movie fans will best know as Spinal Tap singer Nigel St. Hubbins.
6. There’s a new character named ‘Kim’ who has some sort of past with Jimmy
Saul-Kim
She’s played by Rhea Seehorn, who you won’t recognise unless you’re a fan of Franklin and Bash. One of the big complaints about Breaking Bad was to do with how Skylar White (Anna Gunn) was written. Many critics saw her has a powerless character who existed only to nag at Walt and stop him from doing cool things like cook meth.
This criticism was probably front of mind for Gilligan and his writers, so we suspect they have been very careful in writing this show’s highest billed female character.
7. Co-creator Vince Gilligan is a very loyal man
Gilligan’s writing team on this series features a number of Breaking Bad alums. He shares the show-runner job with Peter Gould, who wrote the very first episode Saul Goodman appeared in. Their staff includes Thomas Schnauz, Gilligan’s classmate at New York’s Tisch Art School who worked with him on The X-Files and The Lone Gunman; and Gennifer Hutchison, a former writer’s assistant on Breaking Bad who went on to become a regular writer on the same show.
On Breaking Bad, he gave a number of his writers the chance to direct episodes, a trend that looks to continue in Better Call Saul.
8. The ‘Better Call Saul Insiders Podcast’ is required listening for any fan.
For years, editor Kelley Dixon [pictured above, right] hosted a weekly Breaking Bad podcast. It featured writers, actors and directors of the show disassembling the episode that just aired, telling anecdotes that gave a lot of insight into the writing and filming process. Dixon has continued this with a weekly Better Call Saul podcast that does very much the same thing.
http://blog.blinkbox.com/(...)ut-better-call-saul/
I´m back.
Ik wel, maar ik wist wel de conclusie te trekken dat hij in de toekomst een naamsverandering zal ondergaan.quote:
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Dat is gek dan.
Dus jullie hadden niet zoiets van verhip hij heette heel anders.
Smile like you mean it
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Nee, ik dacht even dat ik in een parallel universum terecht was gekomen.quote:
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Ik wel, maar ik wist wel de conclusie te trekken dat hij in de toekomst een naamsverandering zal ondergaan.
I´m back.
Nee, De reden dat ie het verandert in een joodse naam is omdat ie dan meer cliënten trekt. Dit heeft ie ook zelf gezegd tegen Walt in Breaking Bad.quote:
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Dat is gek dan.
Dus jullie hadden niet zoiets van verhip hij heette heel anders.
Je zou mij willen zijn gladde sales boy en na het werk crimi
In de aflevering Better Call Saul uit Breaking bad heb je een scene dat Walt en Jesse, Saul bedreigen voordat ze met hem in zee gaan. Daarin spreek Saul zinnen uit als 'It wasn't me it was Ignacio en Didn't Lalo sent you. Misschien komen die ook nog terug. Maar misschien ook niet 
Echt?quote:
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Dit heeft ie ook zelf gezegd tegen Walt in Breaking Bad.
Weet je nog welke aflevering?
Dat is wanneer die Saul voor het eerst ontmoet.quote:
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Echt?
Je had uit de verloopdatum van z'n credit card al uit kunnen maken dat het zich ver voor 11/04 afspeelt.
Ik dacht trouwens dat Chuck z'n vader was 
En ik ken Rhea Seehorn van Whitney!
PS, dit zijn reacties op die megapost.
En ik ken Rhea Seehorn van Whitney!
PS, dit zijn reacties op die megapost.
Afl 8 seizoen 2. De aflevering heet zelfs "Better Call Saul".quote:
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Echt?
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Ja, wist niet meer dat hij het echt zo specifiek bracht.quote:
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Afl 8 seizoen 2. De aflevering heet zelfs "Better Call Saul".
Julie Ann Emery ken ik van Fargo en als ik Breaking Bad niet gezien had dan kende ik Bob Odenkirk daar ook van.quote:
Ik dacht trouwens dat Chuck z'n vader was
En ik ken Rhea Seehorn van Whitney!
PS, dit zijn reacties op die megapost.
Inmiddels is er ook een wekelijkse officiële podcast net als met Breaking Bad met de acteurs/schrijvers. Vond dat altijd wel leuk om te volgen.
Eerste 2 waren erg dik in orde, weer een top serie om te volgen. Wist dat dit niet zou mislukken, top.
Ben altijd sceptisch met spin-offs maar eigenlijk mogen we deze serie niet zo noemen, dit is gewoon een opzichzelfstaande serie.
Nostalgische sfeer naar BB, dat wel. (Saul die horizontaal op de grond valt)
Filmwerk, muziek en verhaal zijn ouderwets sterk van Gilligan, ik ga er weer voor zitten.
Nostalgische sfeer naar BB, dat wel. (Saul die horizontaal op de grond valt)
Filmwerk, muziek en verhaal zijn ouderwets sterk van Gilligan, ik ga er weer voor zitten.
”Maar als je verlangen naar de lekke band niet verhoord wordt, zit er niets anders op dan te lijden.” - De Renner
Niet? Tot dusver ademt alles aan deze serie spin-off.quote:Op woensdag 11 februari 2015 23:10 schreef maerk het volgende:
Ben altijd sceptisch met spin-offs maar eigenlijk mogen we deze serie niet zo noemen
Niet dat dat erg hoeft te zijn overigens, als ze het niveau maar vasthouden.
Gezien de, toch wel, hype en de lovende kritieken die ik hier las was ik wat sceptisch, 'zal wel weer tegenvallen', maar nee ik vond het leuk.
Denk wel dat de herkenning meespeelt, Tuco en Mike, de 'stickerman' bijvoorbeeld. Moest erg lachen om dat gedoe over die stickers trouwens.
Saul gaat ongetwijfeld toch mee in het 'plannetje' op het eind.
Maar ik snap idd dat hij later zijn naam verandert.
Denk wel dat de herkenning meespeelt, Tuco en Mike, de 'stickerman' bijvoorbeeld. Moest erg lachen om dat gedoe over die stickers trouwens.
Saul gaat ongetwijfeld toch mee in het 'plannetje' op het eind.
Nou ik dacht ook wel even, huh, hoezo 'Saul'quote:
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Nadat hij zijn naam verandert ja. HET IS EEN PREQUEL HE.
Hij heet Jimmy McGill.
Maar ik snap idd dat hij later zijn naam verandert.
Heb de eerste aflevering gezien. Ben benieuwd in hoeverre de verhaallijn gaat afwijken van BB. Tot nu toe namelijk redelijk identiek: sukkel die aan de grond zit vecht zich naar de top door onethische zaken.
Nou en? 1 van de meest gebruikte trucs in Hollywood.. want het werkt!quote:
Heb de eerste aflevering gezien. Ben benieuwd in hoeverre de verhaallijn gaat afwijken van BB. Tot nu toe namelijk redelijk identiek: sukkel die aan de grond zit vecht zich naar de top door onethische zaken.
1e aflevering.. mwah. 2e was weer ouderwets. Hopelijk wordt het alleen maar beter en beter.
Volgens mij is dat wat mensen willen.quote:
Heb de eerste aflevering gezien. Ben benieuwd in hoeverre de verhaallijn gaat afwijken van BB. Tot nu toe namelijk redelijk identiek: sukkel die aan de grond zit vecht zich naar de top door onethische zaken.
Iedereen zit in een sleur, de een erger dan de ander, daar wil iedereen uit breken.
