[DanHibiki]

Just finished all 4 seasons this past week.

When I first started watching this show, I knew it was about a good guy doing bad things but I always thought that any bad thing he does is always justified and done in a way that the person being killed deserved it.

And when I watched season one, this is exactly what happened when he killed the drug dealer in the basement. Not only did Walt killing him have to be justified, it had to be FORCED. He had to be put in a situation where he had no choice and that happened when the drug dealer tried to stab him.

I saw that ep and thought "yup, the show is as expected." But daaaaaaaaaaaaaymmm, I never thought they were gonna actually make him BAD bad!

At first the show was sad and kinda funny but shit gets serious after!

I didn't think Walt was really really bad until he let Jesse's gf die. That was just cruel and disturbing. It's almost not believable in a way but it IS TV and they gotta push him to the extreme if they want to really turn his character around.

I felt bad for Walt but ever since his cancer has gotten better I despised him more and more. Jesse is the real victim here, constantly getting screwed and treated like crap by Walt.

Anyways I started watching this show because of Bryan Cranston's acting. He does an amazing job and any scene with him in it is entertainment enough.

If anyway's read The Walking Dead comics, his shift in character is a lot like the main character, Rick. Doing whatever it takes to keep him and his family safe. WHATEVER it takes.


Anyways, I wish I started watching this show a year later when the series is completed so I don't have to wait :P.