[ SECRET POST #3135 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3135 ⌋

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[Floraverse]

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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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[Bryan Cranston: Breaking Bad vs. Malcolm in the Middle]

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He was extremely underrated back when he played Hal and that show isn't appreciated enough.

I loved him in Malcolm in the Middle, he was great. It was actually part of the reason I had trouble getting into Breaking Bad because I thought of him as such a good guy it was hard to see him as a villain.

[(Anonymous)]

Really? I thought Hal was kind of a douche. I mean, clearly not as bad as Walter White, but not really an amazing guy.

[(Anonymous)]

There were a few episodes where I could see Hal as not being that great and there was that flashback where you saw that he could be a jerk, but I always thought of his character as a good intentioned sweet guy who made mistakes sometimes. I also thought his love for Lois was really sweet and that he really loved his family. He was definitely a goof but I don't know if a douche would really describe him, at least from my interpretation.

When hearing about Walter White it just felt like opposite day for me at first.

[kallanda_lee]

Yeah, same. Hal alwas felt like to me as someone who tried really hard, but sort of fails at it. He seems like one of those people who shouldn't have had kids, but he did anyway, and he does love them - he just has no idea what to do with them half of the time.

[(Anonymous)]

me too, although his first few BB eps where he's doormatty helped the transition.

[(Anonymous)]

That's true. And I will add my apprehension about Walter White had nothing to do with his acting abilities, it's just weird sometimes when you're used to an actor in one role and that role got so burned into your brain you don't see them as different types of characters.