Junkhead said:
Whoa, Skyler was on Seinfeld?!
Yep. Jerry was going to take her to Paul Simon in Central Park.
Junkhead said:
Whoa, Skyler was on Seinfeld?!
toucan82 said:
Bob Odenkirk was also in "Breaking Bad"
I think he played a lawyer
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Furious that he was tricked into believing that his wife was in the hospital, Hank goes to Jesse Pinkman's house and attacks him as he opens the door. He knocks Jesse out cold before realizing that he's gone too far. Paramedics come and wheel Jesse away to the hospital as Hank stares in awe. Walt and Saul arrive at the hospital and meet Jesse. Walt notes that they would be in jail if they hadn't tricked Hank, after Jesse blames him for his predicament. Jesse also claims that he will make Hank's life miserable, and, despite Saul's objections, threatens to hand Walt to the DEA if he or Saul intervenes. At the DEA, Hank makes a statement about what happened at the junkyard, but pleads the Fifth when it comes to his actions at Jesse's house. He is then informed that Jesse is filing charges for his actions.
Skyler visits Walt at his condo. He initially believes she is mocking him, but she pleads to him to pacify Jesse so that Hank does not face charges. Walt refuses despite Skyler's assertion that Hank is his family and asks her to leave.
Later, at the lab, Gale attempts to be friendly with Walt, but he gives him the cold shoulder. He forces a disagreement with Gale and later convinces a reluctant Gus to make Jesse his partner again. At the hospital, Walt pitches the job to Jesse, who mocks it as a ploy to save Hank. He initially refuses, citing Walter's previous wrongdoings of him, but he eventually calls Walt and says he agrees to the partnership.
In the desert, the Cousins meet with a trucker hawking an array of weapons. He gives them a free hollow point bullet and shows off his bulletproof vest, which the Cousins test by shooting him point blank. When he survives, they purchase two vests and leave him on the floor complaining about possible broken ribs.
At the DEA office, Hank admits to assaulting Jesse, and is suspended without pay and has his gun confiscated. As Hank departs, he realizes Jesse is not pressing charges after all. Later, Hank is in an SUV in a parking lot when he gets a phone call and an electronically disguised voice tells Hank that he has one minute to leave before two men show up to kill him. At first, he wonders if it is a prank call, but after one minute the cousins arrive and ambush Hank. He reverses, wounding Leonel, but Marco catches Hank on the ground. As Marco reloads, he drops the hollow point bullet and decides to kill Hank using an axe. Hank reaches for Leonel's gun and shoots Marco in the head, as the axe lands right next to him.
Talk about a buzzkill, don't Debbie Downer us.Bregxit said:
Bob Odenkirk was also in Dr Dolittle 2.

Duckhook said:
Odenkirk was also in The Office as a Michael Scott clone when Pam was looking for another job.
fta09 said:
Well, not to pump this one up after everything that was on social media before the last episode (which was good but maybe not worthy of type of hype), this is what we are being told this week.
One Minute, if you do not recall, per Wikipedia:Quote:
Furious that he was tricked into believing that his wife was in the hospital, Hank goes to Jesse Pinkman's house and attacks him as he opens the door. He knocks Jesse out cold before realizing that he's gone too far. Paramedics come and wheel Jesse away to the hospital as Hank stares in awe. Walt and Saul arrive at the hospital and meet Jesse. Walt notes that they would be in jail if they hadn't tricked Hank, after Jesse blames him for his predicament. Jesse also claims that he will make Hank's life miserable, and, despite Saul's objections, threatens to hand Walt to the DEA if he or Saul intervenes. At the DEA, Hank makes a statement about what happened at the junkyard, but pleads the Fifth when it comes to his actions at Jesse's house. He is then informed that Jesse is filing charges for his actions.
Skyler visits Walt at his condo. He initially believes she is mocking him, but she pleads to him to pacify Jesse so that Hank does not face charges. Walt refuses despite Skyler's assertion that Hank is his family and asks her to leave.
Later, at the lab, Gale attempts to be friendly with Walt, but he gives him the cold shoulder. He forces a disagreement with Gale and later convinces a reluctant Gus to make Jesse his partner again. At the hospital, Walt pitches the job to Jesse, who mocks it as a ploy to save Hank. He initially refuses, citing Walter's previous wrongdoings of him, but he eventually calls Walt and says he agrees to the partnership.
In the desert, the Cousins meet with a trucker hawking an array of weapons. He gives them a free hollow point bullet and shows off his bulletproof vest, which the Cousins test by shooting him point blank. When he survives, they purchase two vests and leave him on the floor complaining about possible broken ribs.
At the DEA office, Hank admits to assaulting Jesse, and is suspended without pay and has his gun confiscated. As Hank departs, he realizes Jesse is not pressing charges after all. Later, Hank is in an SUV in a parking lot when he gets a phone call and an electronically disguised voice tells Hank that he has one minute to leave before two men show up to kill him. At first, he wonders if it is a prank call, but after one minute the cousins arrive and ambush Hank. He reverses, wounding Leonel, but Marco catches Hank on the ground. As Marco reloads, he drops the hollow point bullet and decides to kill Hank using an axe. Hank reaches for Leonel's gun and shoots Marco in the head, as the axe lands right next to him.
fatdad84ag said:
There went his cover story to Kim
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If you listen carefully to the movie Jimmy attempts to watch with Kim, it's the Cary Grant/Rosalind Russell/Howard Hawks classic His Girl Friday, which is about a woman who keeps returning to a relationship she knows is deeply unhealthy for her, with a man whose charm and wild professional lifestyle she ultimately can't resist.