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Unnecessary and tiresome dissection of Breaking Bad season five poster
TV Feature
Ed Williamson
7th June 2012
It's a guy in a deckchair. But not just ANY guy. It's Bryan Cranston. And not just ANY deckchair. Wait ... no, that is just an ordinary deckchair. Or IS it? Look, click if you want to, but it's not going to get any better.
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Albuquerque is a charter city. City government is divided into an executive branch, headed by a Mayor and a nine-member Council that holds the legislative authority. The form of city government is therefore mayor-council government. Plus Walt is still wearing Clarks Wallabees, as he did throughout much of the preceding four seasons. These are suede moccasin-type shoes favoured by several members of the Wu-Tang Clan (seriously). Can we therefore expect a cameo from Ghostface Killah, Buddah Monk or Inspectah Deck in season five? I'm going to say yes. Yes, almost certainly.
And he's STILL wearing glasses. Now, there are at least six possible interpretations of this. The first and most obvious is that— sorry, wait, my phone's ringing. Hello? Oh, hello, AMC lawyers. What? Stop ruining what for everyone? Hello?
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