nitpicking but its a pork pie hat, not a fedora

1. Revolver 2. Srgnt pep 3. Abby road 4. Rubber soul 5. Magical mystery tour 6. Help 7. Let it be 8. White album 9. A hard days night 10. Beatles for sale 11. Please please me 12. With the Beatles 13. Yellow submarine

sadly there seems to be a bit of a boys club at the bbc. they all need a bit of a shakeup (which they’re half trying to do) but with new and exciting writers and ideas. the ones you mentioned sound so good! i love the darker/ existential episodes that rtd did back in the day but a regeneration is definitely needed

Series 9 overhated

When i saw Atom Heart Mother Suite’s length for the first time i was like “Oh, another Echoes, this has to be good”. Oh boy, was i not ready for the coming 23 minutes that i was going to experience.

My top 5. 1. Animals. 2. Dark Side Of The Moon. 3. Meddle. 4. Wish You Were Here. 5. Atom Heart Mother.

This is unexpectedly funny

THIS IS THE FIRET TIME IVE HEARD PEOPLE TALK ABOUT HIM ASSAULTING SKYLER. IT MADE ME SO UNCOMFORTABLE BUT I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST BECAUSE OF MY PTSD. SKYLAR GOT WEIIRD AFTER THIS SCENE I THINK. MY BAD IM TYPING LIKE KANYE BUT THANKS FOR TALKING ABOUT THAT.

I agree with the idea that Walter never "becomes Heisenberg" becuase they are literally the same person, but I do think there is a moment where something changes. It's the moment where Walter accepts that he is Heisenberg, where he stops viewing Heisenberg as a persona for him to hide behind and instead accepts that he is the man he has been pretending to be. He no longer tries to tell Gus that he isn't a criminal, or talks about getting out of the game after some goal is reached. In the "Say my name" scene, Walter accepts who he is. That is the moment Walter accepts that he is Heisenberg.

The reason why there is no one moment is because you never truly turn into someone else, rather latent personality traits emerge all throughout one's life. He Always was Heseinberg but fear kept these traits locked, when he learned he had cancer this fear left. That is when he "became" Heinsenberg.

Number 9 is my favorite too, he got me into the series. I feel for everything he had to go through. His take was cold, yet full of emotion and he always kept you intrigued. I hope one day he comes back, just for the fans. That being said he doesn’t owe anyone anything. I’ll have to listen to his audios eventually.

I feel like almost every character in this show has no real moral ground or soap box, and thats what makes it great, everyone is real. Not one person can be classed as 100% good or bad. Tuco was clearly a victim of his environment, maybe he went to the vices he traded as a coping mechanism. Gus was bitter about losing someone he was close to, and perhaps he knows that there is no real turning back. Heck, I feel like most of the villains (except Tod) were people who started as victims of their environments they were raised in or forced to be in. I also feel like Heisenberg is like a manifestation of Walter’s fight or flight response. All the times when Heisenberg comes out, its during tense or risky moments.

8:01 The Horizenberg

The true sigmas in BB are: Mike Hank Flynn prove me wrong.

The real Heisenberg was a well-respected German physicist who left the USA prior to World War II to work on an atomic bomb for Hitler. He said his first allegence was to his fatherland. Walter became Heisenberg when he decided to provide for his family by making and selling a dangerous drug. Also, that's not a fedora he wears. It is a pork-pie hat. Also, look up what gaslighting is. It's not what you think.

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Mid video i completly forgot you were talking about a movie

My understanding regarding the changes to Neil Gaiman's "Nightmare in Silver" script really comes down to the episode originally being written as a two-parter and then, (for whatever reason) belatedly chosen to be cut down to one standalone episode instead. That, of course, led to a lot of things needing to be cut out or rushed and probably 99% of the things Neil was complaining about. Personally, I am one of those that does actually like "Nightmare in Silver" but, I do wish we had a gotten the two-parter version so, we could have gotten some more of those character beats 'cause Gaiman was just so good at writing them for the 11th Doctor, in particular.

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I do hate Skyler, but she ain't worse than Walter lmao. The reason I hate her is because she's a hypocrite, who decides to go ahead and help Walter with his drug empire and launder his money. And then, she claims she won't use Walter's "dirty" money, but she uses it to help Ted. And right there she shows she's also a manapulative scumbag. Still, she ain't worst than Heisenberg, he f*cking killed like 50 mfs and even poisoned a kid. (And Anna Gunn didn't deserve the hate, wtf is wrong with people)

Walt becomes Heisenburg when he puts on the hat and introduces himself as Heisenburg

I can accept that the fans overhyped a mediocre movie. I can accept that rotten tomato could (allegedly) have inflated their fan score. I can accept that the FNAF movie just isn’t that good. But calling the Living Tombstone song used in the credits being awful? SIR HOW DARE YOU! THAT WAS ART!

45:28 it's kinda crazy how they don't know that these characters they have idolized for being masculine are the exact opposite in reality, for example the guy from Fight club aka Tyler Durden, I've once believed in these I was 12 at the time, tldr: they idolized them without realizing what they actually symbolized

I've seen a video covering this same exact topic, he never changes he was always Walter White and Heisenberg, it's not a transformation nor a change, he just revealed who he truly is, a guy with a fragile ego/masculinity yes he does it for the family but does he ? It leans more to his ego, that he can do better than all these schmucks that he's the guy when he's not. At the end of the show which is a spoiler ofc, it just shows how little he actually changed.

I hope the bendy movie can surpass the FNAF movie critically and financially. For those who don't know, bendy is a horror game series and media franchise created by TheMeatly and Mike Desjardins. Set in retro times, the series is focused on Joey Drew Studios, a fictional animation studio run by Joey Drew, which was responsible for numerous popular characters such as Bendy and his friends. The plot revolves around the Ink Machine, a mysterious machine created by Drew and the Gent Corporation in order to create living cartoons, which were created from the souls of Drew's employees, and is responsible for a time loop day world called the Cycle. Each game has different protagonist trying to survive and free themselves from the horrors in the ink realm and against ink monsters such as The Ink Demon. Compared to fnaf (mainly every game but security breach and especially FNAF world), The Bendy games are set at the fictional studio of Joey Drew Studios, where the player navigates through a first-person perspective and have limited physical actions such as running and jumping. Players are required to complete certain objectives to proceed, which consist of solving certain puzzles by collecting certain objects and of combating enemies that appear through the games by using certain weapons, such as axe, pipe, gun, etc. this gives bendy a massive adaptation advantage since the the characters we play as already scripted stories of what to do and in what order. There is also the fact that, speaking of the characters, there are hardly any fill in characters (who are just a name with a body we don't see) as Henry (the protagonist of the first game) while at the time unmodeled until dark revival, has a backstory and a personality. So did Boris the wolf's ink incarnation and Audrey drew. There's also the fact that while bendy might still have some mysteries behind it, it is much more straight forward than fnaf is and many of its secrets just need a bit of exploring and do not need a genius to figure them out. So Here is what I think I know what it needs to do: 1. stick to the intended genre 2. Not care about the age rating 3. Adapt stuff only from the game they're specifically adapting and take as little as possible from future installments but if done, make it have some sense. A few things that I think should be noted is that while it's fine to put some jokes there, they should be used in a way that fits the characters personalities. I don't think it'll be a good idea to repeat the fortBuilding scene in the five nights at Freddy's film. Now, it doesn't have to adapt everything at 100%. I do think the film will need a better opening than the one in the game (like making the letter more apologetic and see how Henry got it in the first place) , and make the ink demon more menacing than in the game (like an animalistic Jason Voorhees/Michael Myers or at best, like gordy from NOPE and Oswald's rabbit from oswald down the Rabbit hole). Maybe those are my tastes, but I think that the film should be as least practical as possible to better express the cycle's nature. Films like the upcoming harold and the purple crayon, IF, Lyle Lyle Crocodile, the new king Kong films, ghost hunters on icey trails, Ghostbusters afterlife, Ghostbusters frozen empire, 2016 Ghostbusters, Jurassic world, Sonic the hedgehog live action films, 2017 woody woodpecker and woody woodpecker goes to camp are what I'd go for in terms of how the less natural characters are shown (specifically characters like the Boris clones, the projectionist and lost ones would be made with motion capture, angels and Sammy are at least partly motion captured and monsters like the ink demon, giant bendy hand, searchers and butcher gang members are fully animated only the Bertram carousel is practical) . I also think the film should have a song to trademark it with, much like how it was with the FNAF film when it used the 1987 song: "talking in your sleep". In this case, the song should be "smile darn ya smile" for the following reasons: 1.it's a 1931 song. 2. its lyrics are positivity themed which would be interesting to listen to in the despair themed world of the cycle (and could have a dark humor scene showing a character having a breakdown while this song plays in the background or play in the background in the moment twisted Alice tortures a piper which would be a nice reference to soldier boy's PTSD in which he was subjected to torturous expirementations while the Russian song "Побег" which means "escape"). 3. it kinda associates well with bendy because bendy has an iconic grin. 4. the song was needledroped in "who framed Roger Rabbit", a live action/animated hybrid movie. I also have an idea for who some of the cast and crew should be: Themeatly as supervisor, screenwriter and Wally franks Mike desjardins as supervisor and thomas Connor/tom Bookpast as screenwriter and jack fain/voice of swollen Jack Ralph Bakshi as director Melanie Martinez as composer Patrick Dempsey as henry stein J.K. Simmons as Joey Drew Sean crisden as the voice of the ink demon Danny devito as norman polk Charles Aitken as sammy Lawrence Celeste Notley-smith as Susie Campbell Angelina Jolie as twisted Alice John Meissner as the voice of piper Mat Brunet as the voice of fisher Gary McClenaghan as the voice of striker Seán McLoughlin as shawn flynn Lani minella as lacie benton Joe j. Thomas as bertrum piedmont DAGames as grant cohen Chris Pratt as a lost one Pedro Pascal as a lost one Jack Quaid as a lost one Josh hutcherson as a lost one Nicolas cage as a lost one Ray William Johnson as a lost one Brandon Rogers as a lost one Michael james kovach as a lost one Thomas james Kenny as a lost one Tara Lynn strong as a lost one Grey Delisle as a lost one Rob Paulsen as a lost one Eric bauza as a lost one Selena Gomez as a lost one Jessica decicco as a lost one Daisy Reagan as Alison Angel Dane Boedigheiner as the voice of cartoon bendy the demon Garry chalk as the voice of cartoon Boris the wolf Lauren Synger as the voice of cartoon alice Angel Nat Faxon as the voice of cartoon charley Christopher mcullogh as the voice of cartoon barney Michelle Ruff as the voice of cartoon edgar Owen Dennis as producer (and other possible roles) Matt Braly as producer (and other possible roles) Dana Terrence as producer (and other possible roles) Cooper Smith Goodwin as producer (and other possible roles) Robert james rallison as a bendy cartoon animator Jaiden dittfach as a bendy cartoon animator Max gilardi as a bendy cartoon animator Rebecca parham as a bendy cartoon animator Adam ortiz JR. as a bendy cartoon animator Vivianne medrando as a bendy cartoon animator Alex Clark as a bendy cartoon animator Ilyssa Levy as a bendy cartoon animator Alex Hirsch as bendy cartoon animator Shannon Gurr as bendy cartoon animator Daisy Haggard as Linda I think the film itself should start with an in universe documentary film detailing the work life in Joey Drew studios akin to iron horse Cinema's the lost news reel video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYbbqp1vnNd7a7Msi=DNUaCS0aAaPlHbl5 (During Which, the film glitches at times between joey treating them good and Joey treating them horribly). After that sequence, it's a cut to the title screen and after that, the first act starts with a scene of Henry doodling to himself when Linda tries to tell him dinner is ready, with him apologizing that he was so busy with drawing even though he said he will not do so anymore so he could spend more time with her. I also wanted to have a scene that shows how Henry "got" his letter from joey (while also spending time with his wife and maybe kids if he has some). I also think that if it's going to be a film series, here are what I think would be perfect for adaptation: Movie one: adapting chapter 1 and 2 Movie two: adapting chapter 3 and the beginning of 4 Movie three: adapting chapter 4 Movie four: adapting chapter 5

As a winston pilled non britt i am appalled, my dissapointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.

I say this as a fnaf fan, one who came on later but still thinks the earlier games are better. The Fnaf Movie was shit. It just was, collectively i think we can agree it was "Meh" if we're dropping the over exaggeration. As you said "it tries to tell a good story, and be scary at the same time and fails at both. Because of that pesky rating, they wanted it so badly to be pg-13 because they want to sell tickets to children so they can inflate their sales. When most of its fans are adults, if not late-teens. We went into the movie expecting blood curdling screams, blood spewing left and right during the springlock scene. We went into the movie expecting what our community *made* with the franchise, expecting the level of quality hundreds of animators have made before with a decade and a half old software. Instead? We got something i feel like a couple of film students could've made. That spring Bonnie suit, which i have ALOT of issues with, was replicated in a month or two by *cosplayers* most of the animatronics aswell look like they have something wrong with them, chica's head is too big, Freddy's torso is too to triangular, bonnie looks like he's made of clay and foxy is just too thin, Spring Bonnie doesn't look anything like Springtrap from the games. In the movie? It's head is square and bulky, it's shoulders and chest flabs and wiggles when William hits it, and i just now noticed the suit has *metal gloves*. It feels like someone who had any connection to the fanbase didnt even touch the film. Yeah, it had a bunch of nice references, sure. But as too what the fans wanted? What they expected? It all just came up short. I'm not even going to talk about the orange eyes because i hate those, too. (Sorry, i just really needed a place to rant. This movie was okay, but i was so frustrated by how disconnected it feels.)

What’s the clip at 0:50 from? 😭

Is this the moment when Walt became Heisenberg?

The Doctor reunited with Susan in The Five Doctors.

seeing you pop in and put ur ideas about the new season only to reveal you're only two episodes deep is giving me whiplash. RIP dude hope you felt dumb after watching the good episodes season finale was bad but theres at least 2 good episodes in this season. great video!!!!

I KNOW you didn’t just put The Bends at number 7

What are you thoughts on the fnaf silver eyes novel?

Literally coming here to say that it WAS good and you probably aren't its intended demographic And clickbait is trash for retention ✌️

I wish they'd done more with Walt's childhood. All we know is that he had a difficult relationship with his mother and most people who've met her describe her as being pretty nasty. Was he destined to become evil because of the way she treated him, or something he inherited from her? Was he born rotten and his mother couldn't bring herself to love him because she could see it?

The Diddy's Kong Quest soundtrack is so good

31:00 fun fact: the Quartering is an actual Not-see BTW I hate Rotten Tomatoes and the way people will use it to cope, or worse, come up with nonsensical conspiracy theories. It's been happening since 2016 with the failures of DCEU movies and I can't believe people still do this shit.

Fun fact:Tom Baker’s Jelly Baby gag wasn’t actually started by him,it was actually started by Patrick Troughton in The Three Doctors

I hate Skylar but more so because she annoys me and reminds me of someone else that I dislike... I wish she had more of a role outside of being Walter's wife... mabye I would like her more if she was her own person

Re: maintaining consistency between different eras of a long-running show... Just look at Star Trek for an example of how it can be done really well. Not perfectly, but well.

Imagine if colombia made their own version: Jaime Resbaladizo

33:22 AHAHAHAHAH

I love the moment when he broke bad

When he opens the door and the family surprises him on ep 1, that's when he became heisenberg :)

22:30 This is a hot take, but emulating serial killers isnt bad, this sounds bad but I mean like how they act Like in so many times that there are serial killers they are very charimatic people, Ted Bundy for example, he is so charimatic and charming to most of everybody that he talked to. Which is one of the reason on why he wasnt arrested for the longest time Now dont think that you should do everything he does, no, but if you just take the good parts of how he can act, than you will be able to appear more charimatic, and that leads to feeling it too. Idk if Walter is the best example of it tho, he is a dick even as a random person, he doesnt even seem all so charimatic throughout the series, unlike Saul who atleast seems like a nice person on ther surface

My theory is that Heisenberg was always there. Just, hiding in the subtlety's.

This is the moment waltuh became hisenburger

1:29:00 missed opportunity for jump scare holysh*t

Beta is an insecure boy who wants to be an Alpha. Alpha is an insecure man afraid of being perceived as a Beta. (Walter goes from β to α) Sigma is true to himself, cares about others wellbeing but doesn't care what they think about him. The best example for an actual sigma role model is Uncle Iroh.

Is this the video where he says "walt simply became based"