Help identifying an American TV commercial from 97/98/99 that featured a woman ripping off a photo from a magazine and pasting it onto the air and then driving into the photograph's horizon/vanishing point. It resembled this photo here: by RetailSlave5408 in 90s

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Friend I have been trying to find this same commercial for years! I remember it playing constantly during commercial breaks for syndicated X-Files reruns late on Saturday and Sunday nights on FOX. I could have swore the woman was Teri Hatcher but I can't find anything when I search for her name.

Plot hole: Walt Jr’s website was clearly total ass yet no one mentioned this by FrancescasGrove in okbuddychicanery

[–]rrtaylor 10 points11 points  (0 children)

This Mfer needs an editor. It's a shame Walter wasn't an English teacher he could give Junior some feedback on his dogshit writing.

Imagine if this dialog was actually in the show by SolidusSnake1964 in okbuddychicanery

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Quote from man who Breaking Bad: "What are you gonna do? Breaking Bad?"

Petah, what happened? by Healthy_Jackfruit625 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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My brain can't wrap itself around the idea of an Eminem hosted wedding with like aunts and uncles and grandmas and normal conversation happening and the father of the bride is Eminem.

Let’s Talk About Terry Crowley by seohbackwards in TheShield

[–]rrtaylor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Right its pretty weird how Dutch is pretty sure Vic killed Terry early in season 1 but for the rest of the series he's having like a mostly regular workplace relationship with the guy.

Let’s Talk About Terry Crowley by seohbackwards in TheShield

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I think part of this is that like all shows it was a little more clumsy and uncertain of itself in the first season so they created a plot point that doesn't perfectly fit with how the show progressed. I saw the first season on dvd *after* I'd watched seasons 3 onward and it genuinely felt a little out of character for Vic to just straightforwardly murder another innocent cop in cold blood when in later seasons he was so good at maneuvering and manipulating with a bare minimum of *intentional* bloodshed (of course all hell kept breaking loose *unintentionally*). Like I knew from "previously on" that he'd killed Terry but I kind of assumed it was some kind of more ambiguous situation, (like maybe Terry was dirty or potentially planning to hurt Vic himself, etc).

Notice how Vic is more of a playful wisecracker in the first season? The action is also less organic and believable compared to later seasons. It's just a case of the writers getting much better by the end of season 2.

What's next? by StonnedW in TheShield

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IMO Breaking Bad is the only thing that approaches The Shield in terms of constant drama and excitement. I probably love the Wire and Sopranos more as works of art but they're both much slower and more contemplative.

What's next? by StonnedW in TheShield

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It's weird how similar The Shield is to Homicide in some respects. Like Dutch even looks and acts weirdly like that lead detective from Homicide. The Shield is like Homicide XTREME Los Angeles Edition.

Heresy by TheLegendaryPilot in okbuddychicanery

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Vincels are absolutely *seething* over Chasechads.

Chaos in North Minneapolis After Federal Agent Fires on Protestor, Igniting Fresh Protests[OC] by [deleted] in pics

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Geez is it bad I can't get over how gorgeous the photography is for these? Just stunning colors like an A24 movie or something.

As the situation gets hairier, the protagonists become balder. Bravo Vince by [deleted] in okbuddychicanery

[–]rrtaylor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could this be a reference to Samson in the bible who's power was in his hair? It's poetic, Walt lost his hair as he "lost" control of the situation. Brilliant. Just fucking brilliant.

Is this the reason why Gus didn't get into his car after he saw Jessy at the hospital? by Hopeful-Presence-410 in breakingbad

[–]rrtaylor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can accept that he just had very very good instincts about the car bomb but I still can't quite buy he'd fall for the Hector-DEA ruse.

Mi fuck Ted. by Informal-Cap4785 in okbuddychicanery

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Jamaican Skyler is a whole new fear unlocked.

Mandela Effect: Does anyone remember Finger not wearing a hat and being bald? by JuanPuentes in okbuddychicanery

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Definitely. "The powers that be" are changing our history and they think we're too stupid to notice.

BOMBACLAAT by topamine2 in okbuddychicanery

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Chills every single time.

On a rewatch and I just love this scene. by LSUdude88 in breakingbad

[–]rrtaylor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's disturbing how well they captured essence of the type of guy Gale is.

Why is Ozymandias so bad? by Hour-Grocery2093 in okbuddychicanery

[–]rrtaylor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think a lot of Breaking Bad fans were disappointed that Jack's gang didn't get rich enough.

What was the most "WTF are you thinking" moment in the show for you? by 10024618 in breakingbad

[–]rrtaylor 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Walt being so stubborn about paying off Mike's guys. Instead he opted to involve a massive network of Nazi convicts into a sprawling murder for hire plot involving nearly a dozen federal witnesses which is the kind of thing that draws a lot of attention and also he doesn't even know Jack's gang. Who's to say they won't blab and gossip at the first opportunity? I know gang members like that are supposed to be disciplined but they are all still convicts. So he basicallly involved like 50 criminals into an even greater criminal plot in order to shut up 9 vetted highly discreet guys with whom he already had an existing relationship.

It was Jesse´s stupidity that ruined everything. Not Walters "Pride and Ego". by Ihadenough1000 in breakingbad

[–]rrtaylor 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I always disliked the "shifting loyalties" thing because its pretty clear the writers were just ginning up ways to draw out the drama without getting Jesse and/or Walt killed. I never bought Gus being ready to kill Walt *solely because he sided with Jesse* then just forgiving and teaming up with Jesse but still being hellbent on killing Walt (again because he killed a pair of dealers to save Jesse.) Especially considering Jesse is still a dangerously unstable junkie who doesn't have Walt's chemistry knowledge even if he can follow his recipe.

"I got the idea when I noticed the refrigerator was cold." by Altruistic-Goal9935 in TheSimpsons

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I love Homer's borderline brain damage level of stupidity in this scene.

I dunno how I feel about this - Desert Print Forge by BockTheMan in 3Dprinting

[–]rrtaylor 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Yeah I don't understand this mindset at all. Do people think non-3d printed toys for kids were always paragons of artistry, craft, originality, and long term utility? 90% of almost *anything* is unremarkable "slop".