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the dash is in tatters. please say something nice to the person you reblog this from. it's so sad to see you all so sad

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Idk how dudebros can watch Breaking Bad and think it’s about walt living out a male power fantasy because I just watched “Salud” and I’m pretty sure Breaking Bad is about grief that haunts the narrative and the strength at the heart of weakness and weakness at the heart of strength and gay revenge and the terrible walls masculinity builds between fathers and the sons who desperately want to love them

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premonition

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my name is skyler white yo?

my husband is walter white, yo?

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,,Du bist mein Fluch, zugleich mein Stern"

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from this weekend

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do you also love it when you've been planning your revenge for 20 years and then you meet this asshole named walter white and he ruins your life 😍😍😳😳🥰🥰😝😝

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boop

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two birds in one stone

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DIG A DOUBLE GRAVE

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so weird that the new episode was just gus flirting with the waiter for 50 minutes and nothing else but okay

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Hank Shrader is such a goddamn well-written character and i think that kind of gets lost in brba discussions just because EVERY character is so well-written but like... the way his PTSD develops is so organic and the way it comes up against his own standards of masculinity is pulled off so gracefully. and one of the most important parts of his character is that his position in the DEA allows him to do all this insane violence to other people, and the culture (that he helped create!) in the DEA pushes him to use that violence as his sole coping mechanism for so much of the course of the show. the writers certainly aren't justifying police brutality but they ARE showing every single step that leads Hank to commit police brutality and every single person and system that enabled him to do it with so few consequences. what breaking bad does best is have its characters make decisions that they know are bad and they know will have awful consequences, but they can't help but make them anyway, and so every decision they make afterwards is their own convoluted kind of damage control that only works like half the time. obviously Walt's meth empire is the main example of this but Hank's work in the DEA and especially the brutality he commits on their behalf is just excellent television all around.

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I think gender swap mike would either have a messy low bun or a short hair actaulyl! thoughts?

oh also do you think gus would wear heels pearls and a blazer?? If you get the vibe??

real

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paradise

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doodles i found in my drafts

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best served cold, as they say