Serie TV

[druedain]

qualcuno che ha visto suits? viste un paio di puntate e non sembra male
ps IL Magazine del Sole 24 di ieri è tutto sulle serie tv

[Herberto]

Io dopo essermi goduto pesantemente le prime due serie di Boardwalk Empire (la prima l'avevo vista oltre 2 anni fa ma l'ho riguardata da capo), con la terza sto avendo delle difficoltà. C'è proprio un netto calo. [spoiler]Ovviamente anche dovuto alla mancanza di Jimmy e Angela. Ma non solo, eh.[/spoiler]

[AFX]

Io dopo essermi goduto pesantemente le prime due serie di Boardwalk Empire (la prima l'avevo vista oltre 2 anni fa ma l'ho riguardata da capo), con la terza sto avendo delle difficoltà. C'è proprio un netto calo. [spoiler]Ovviamente anche dovuto alla mancanza di Jimmy e Angela. Ma non solo, eh.[/spoiler]

io la terza non la comincio

The Bridge invece non è male. Verso la quinta puntata comincia a venire il sospetto che non tutto è lineare come sembrava

[AFX]

qualcuno che ha visto suits? viste un paio di puntate e non sembra male
ps IL Magazine del Sole 24 di ieri è tutto sulle serie tv

Suits la comincio a breve, me l'avevano suggerita giusto qualche settimana fa

[Panda Bear]

scrivo giusto per dirvi che ieri sera ho sognato una nuova stagione della serie ormai con conclusa "24" con protagonista anziché Jack Bauer c'era Terence Hill.
contro i terroristi poche pistole, molti cazzotti.
sto male.

[toolipano]

ho appena visto l'ultima di Breaking Bad... fantastica!! Da qui alla fine ci aspettano solo puntatoni credo

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Per chi come me ha avuto bisogno di una mezz'oretta dopo per capire cosa fosse successo ieri sera su BB, qui un commento che rimette in fila gli eventi specifici:

[spoiler]Ok this is long but here is my breakdown that brings it all together with the ricin and the Lilly of the Valley

So at the beginning of the season 4
episode 12 show Walt seems to be at the end of his rope with Gus. Gus
no longer has use for Walt. Jesse is now cooking alone without Walt and Gus knows Walt is trying to go above Gus' authority. Because of this, you can tell Walt
senses the end is near and at the start of the episode he is sitting
alone at his pool with a gun trying to come up with one final solution.
He is spinning his handgun like a bottle and the first two times the gun
points back at him. On the final spin it points away from him towards a
white flower plant (we learn later this is the Lilly of the Valley that
is used on Brock, but seeing it for the first time it never really
stuck with me) as the camera focuses on the plant it goes back to Walt
and you can see an idea forming in his head.

Later
in the episode Saul calls Jesse to come to his office. When he arrives
Huell pats him down quickly, and looking closely you see Huell puts
something into his own pocket that he took from Jesse (Crazy how far
back these tiny story-lines go). Jesse eventually leaves and goes to the
laundry place where they cook for meth, but he is still doing it on his
own at this point. When he is done and leaving he gets the call that
Brock has been poisoned and is in the hospital. While he hears Brocks
symptoms, he immediately thinks of the ricin, which is now missing from
his cigarettes (all apart of Walt's evil plan).

This
all leads to Jesse going to Walts house and confronting him with a gun
to Walts head. Walt acts confused as Jesse explains Brock was poisoned
and that he knows Walt used the Ricin to do it. Jesse puts the pieces
together as Walt questions how it was even possible for him to take the
Ricin from Jesse. Jesse gets it exactly right saying Huell took it when
he was patted down, and Saul got it to Walt. Walt explains how crazy of
an idea this is, then acts like he has this huge epiphany. He starts
spinning the story towards Gus. He asks Jesse who do they know that uses
children to do his dirty work? He then says how Gus sees everything and
probably lifted the Ricin from Jesses locker when he cooked. Walt
finally gets in Jesses head convincing him Gus needs to go.

They
then execute their plan and do the whole bomb thing where Gus is
killed. Jesse is informed by police that he is off the hook for the
Ricin because it was a plant called Lilly of the Valley that made Brock
sick. He informs Walt of this, saying it was all an accident, but seeks
reassurance from Walt that they did the right thing by killing Gus. The
episode then ends with a close up of the Lilly of the Valley plant by
Walts pool where the camera shows the name of the plant.

A
couple episodes later Jesse is still worried about the missing Ricin,
so Walt makes the fake vial and they find it in Jesses vacuum to kind of
end any speculation. This puts Jesse temporarly at ease thinking the
whole Ricin issue was a misunderstanding.

Fast
forward to last night, when Jesse searched his pockets and finds his
weed missing he realizes it was lifted by Huell. He then grabs his cigs
which
is when it all makes sense to him. He realizes that if Huell lifted his
pot now, his Ricin was lifted before and Walt was behind it all. Walt
never used the Ricin on Brock, but Jesse realizes that Walt had it
lifted in the first place. He could have told Jesse that Brock wasnt
poisoned by the Ricin, but then he could have never gotten Jesse to go
against Gus. It was all apart of his plan.[/spoiler]

[AFX]

sì infatti non ricordavo, ma se poi ho capito (non ho letto lo spoiler), visto tutto quello che gli è capitato, non so fino a che punto Jesse debba scapocciare per quello. O forse ci sta. Ci teneva.

[:adamasio:]

grazie mille untitled, hai fatto benissimo a postare!

[AFX]

qualcuno che ha visto suits? viste un paio di puntate e non sembra male
ps IL Magazine del Sole 24 di ieri è tutto sulle serie tv

Suits... è girata benone, mi piace anche il contesto e lo scenario, però se andando avanti ancora non viene fuori una trama che collega più concretamente gli episodi, insomma se sono tutte storielle separate con poco filo conduttore, smetto.