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jueves, 1 de octubre de 2020

3.1.-MABEL

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As Chuck plots his next move, another lie comes back to haunt Jimmy. A rattled Mike tries to find out who's been tracking his movements - and how.


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They're coming up on
Vinton and 20th now...

- Check over that way, would you?
- Will do.

... heading over to
salvage and recycling.

Copy that. I'm about 5 out.

You see a guy in a corduroy coat go by?

Sir?

Sir.

Young guy, dark hair, corduroy coat.

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How about it?

Hey, Nick. Come here.

Wanna come on out here?

Go ahead and open your jacket for me.

I'm placing you under arrest, sir.

Put your hands on your head, please.

Nick, you want to grab those for me?

You got it.

All right, let's go.

Nice job.

Say nothing, you
understand?! Get a lawyer!

Get a lawyer.

Asshole.

- Ladies.
- Hey, Gene.

Nice lunch?

Oh, yeah. Whatcha need?

Rolls about to come out.

You got it.

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So, can I, uh, tell Howard

you're not quitting or
retiring or whatever?

And can we take all this
shit down off the walls?

I'm gonna go call Howard.

Jimmy.

You do realize you just
confessed to a felony?

I guess.

But you feel better, right?

Besides, it's your word against mine.

Ugh!

Absolutely.

Coming back.

What's it matter what I said, Howard?

Why you lookin' a gift
horse in the mouth?

He just...

Yeah, well, whatever it was,
he's over it now, all right?

And by the way, you're welcome.

Well, Howard's breathing again.

You made him very happy.

Jimmy!

Jimmy, if you're gonna help,

a-at least use a little
finesse, would you?

"Finesse"? Whaddya...

Would... Quit yanking at it.

You're pulling the varnish
right off the walnut.

Not pullin' any varnish off the walnut.

You most certainly are. Look. Look! See?

Well, maybe you shoulda thought
about the friggin' walnut

before you covered it in duct tape.

I don't need your help!

I don't recall ever asking for it.

I'm sorry, okay?

Finesse, fine. Show me. Demonstrate.

Like this.

Gently...

... roll it with your thumbs.

Left, and then right.

See?

Alternate the thumbs, up and down.

Get a nice, tight roll going.

Chuck, I think you're the one

that needs a nice, tight roll.

Come on. Show me.

Gently. Gently.

Left, then right.

- Left, right.
- I get it. Wax on, wax off.

Mr. Miyagi.

"Karate Kid."

Seriously?

Oh, my God.

"The Adventures of Mabel."

I-I haven't thought
about this in forever.

- You remember this, Chuck?
- I do.

- Harry Thurston Peck.
- Yeah!

Mabel goes into the mountain,

and she meets the King of the Brownies,

and he gives her...

some kind of super
delicious jelly and...

Holy crap. 1912.

Yeah. Belonged to Grammie Davenport.

She wrote her name in it.

She was reading that to her schoolkids

the year the Titanic went down.

Damn.

And Mom read it to me.

I read it to you.

You don't remember.

Yeah, yeah.

I do, now that you say it. Yeah.

What was I... like 5 or 6?

You had this weird night-light

that you were so crazy about.

It was, um...

- It was Daffy Duck!
- It was some Daffy Duck rip-off...

- ... with this weird red... bill.
- Mouth.

- Oh, yeah, yeah, the bill. Yeah.
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And it used to get so hot,

we thought it would burn
the house down, but...

- Right.
- ... you wouldn't let anybody touch it.

Yeah, that's a... You
got a great memory, Chuck.

That red bill and everything.

Hey. What was the name
of that little girl

that lived, uh, three houses up from us?

- She had, like, a pageboy haircut.
- Jimmy.

And she was always in
the dirt, always dirty.

- Jimmy! Jimmy!
- I liked her. She was always...

Don't think I'll ever forget
what happened here today.

And you will pay.

You didn't mention my garden.

Well, your garden is
part of your backyard,

so it's automatically included
in the property that goes to Jenn.

It comes with the house, Mom.

Well, I think you need
to mention it by name

in case some dirty judge
decides to play tricks.

Okay, we can do that.

Let's see.

Garden.

Hey, I'm back.

Oh, hi, ladies. Jimmy McGill.

Hey, Jimmy. We are almost done here.

- Great. Can I, uh...
- We're almost done.

I'll be with you in a minute.

Oh.

And mention my lily pond.

It's in my garden.

Lily pond.

Okay, ladies.

Thanks so much for your help.

Oh, you're very welcome.

Thank you both for being so patient.

And, Mrs. Aherne, if you or Margaret

ever need anything from
me... anything at all...

you can call me day or night.

This is Mrs. Siemasko
and her daughter Jenn.

I'm sorry. I got my
wires crossed a little.

- Uh...
- Bye.

- Bye. Thank you.
- Drive safe.

Okay, thank you.

You are a superhero.

I owe you big-time.

So, how's Chuck?

Crisis averted...

I guess.

I mean, he's back to being

the same old Chuck, so...

Wanna talk about it?

Depends.

It may or may not involve...

that thing you said you
never, ever wanted to discuss.

Um. Okay, then, thanks.

I gotta get back to it.

How 'bout we call it a day?

I'll buy you some dinner.

You're kidding, right?

You realize how far behind I am?

Not to mention now I've got
eight entire wills to finish up.

Whaddya talking about?
I'll do the wills.

- No, you won't.
- 'Course I will.

Do the wills. They're my clients.

They're my clients.

You and I aren't partners, remember?

Once I take these people on, I
can't just reassign them to you.

Aw, c'mon. Why you getting
all, like, legal on me, huh?

Who cares?

Look, I told every single
one of them the situation...

that they'd be getting
me instead of you.

I tried to talk them all
into coming back another day.

Six of 'em left. Maybe
you'll get those back.

I mean, look, if this is
about the money, I have...

It's not about the money.
You can keep the money.

Don't act like I wanted this.

Jesus, like I need more on my plate.

Are you mad?

I'm not mad.

I'm just, uh...

thinking about things.

For 10 minutes today,
Chuck didn't hate me.

I forgot what that felt like.

Jimmy.

You do realize you just
confessed to a felony?

I guess.

But you feel better, right?

Besides, it's your word against mine.

That's the end of it.

Howard?

- That's the end.
- Mm.

Could you...?

Oh, yeah.

Well, now do you believe me?

I don't even know where to begin.

But yes, I believe you.

Your brother is one
world-class son of a bitch.

No offense.

I just... I really wish you'd told me

about these plans of yours
before you went out and did it.

I know, Howard, and I
regret misleading you.

It's just that a certain...

vérité had to be established.

I'm not talking about the heart
attack that you nearly gave me.

Chuck, this tape...

I'm not sure exactly
what it accomplishes.

Look, you know evidentiary
rules better than I do,

but a secretly recorded tape

with a problematic chain of evidence?

You're gonna have a helluva
time getting that admitted.

I agree.

And if you somehow put
it in front of a jury,

Jimmy'd call a dozen audio experts,

say that voice isn't his,

say the... the tape had been edited.

He would, indeed.

Are you thinking about
playing this for Kevin Wachtell

at Mesa Verde?

Because as much as I would love to,

that ship has sailed.

We're never getting
them back, regardless.

Oh, I doubt we could even
get in the door over there.

Chuck, if that tape is
useless in a court of law

and no help in the
court of public opinion,

what's the point?

Because I can't think
of a single use for it.

I can.

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Hey, mister, we're
closin' in 15 minutes.

Call me a cab, will ya?

What about your vehicle?

Keep it.

Five J's auto salvage.

Broadway, uh, at-at Bobby Foster's.

Yeah, Ehr... Ehr...
Ehr... how is it again?

Ehrmantraut.

Yeah, Ehrmantraut.

Yeah.

Just tell him to pull
up to the gate and honk.

Okay, yeah. Thanks.

They're on their way.

Thank you.

You sell a gas cap for
an '87 Caprice wagon?

Should.

GM caps should be in the
blue on the bottom there.

Now, you're sure I can't help you

carry those to your car, Mrs. VanKamp?

Don't be a silly.

I only hope I didn't
take too much of your time

with all my dusty old photos.

Goodness, no. Your... your
grandson's wedding was gorgeous.

When I come back, I'll show
you my niece's confirmation.

Wait'll you see the flowers!

Ohh!

- Roses.
- Uh-huh.

- Petunias, orchids.
- Yeah.

- They don't smell, you know?
- Well...

And baby's breath and bachelor buttons.

- Okay.
- Lilies of the valley.

Well, I'll believe it when I see it.

Daisies... daisies don't tell.

Now I've got something
to look forward to.

- Okay.
- Okay, bye-bye.

- Bye!
- See ya!

Uh, thank you for waiting so patiently.

Who do we have next?

That'd be me.

Hello, hello.

It's so good to see you again.

I escorted you and your
clients onto my base.

I treated you with
hospitality and respect,

and now I come to find

every word out of your
mouth is a damn lie.

Captain, please. Why don't...
Sit down. Take a load off.

Hey, I'll get you a complimentary
coffee or a soft drink?

And your so-called war
hero, "Fudge" Talbott?

No such person... never was.

Granted, some artistic
license may have been taken.

You entered government property
under false pretenses, sir.

Whoa, whoa. I am no
expert on your procedures

and your protocols and whatnot,

so if... if we failed to
cross a "t" or dot an "i,"

I sincerely apologize
for any misunderstanding.

N-no, no, no, it's
not a misunderstanding!

Just step back! B-big
picture this, okay?!

- It...
- What damage was done?!

Hey, who was hurt, huh?

What was damaged?

The... the base is still there, right?

The B-52 is, I presume, still...

- B-29.
- Huh?

B-29. FIFI's a B-29.

I don't...

Oh, this is all just
one big joke to you, huh?

- You don't like the commercial.
- No, no, I don't,

but this has nothing
to do with the comm...

Well, constructive
criticism is always welcome.

- But I didn't...
- But you should realize...

... that most people
find it uplifting...

- ... patriotic, even.
- No.

- You check your recruiting numbers.
- I-I-I...

I think you're gonna see an
uptick, and you know what?

If it turns out that Fudge
wasn't actually in the war...

Fudge is not a person.
He wasn't in the war.

Well, neither was Tom Cruise,

and look what "Top Gun" did for you.

You lied to me, you lied to my face,

and I can't let you get away with it.

I-I think we just...

we're just gonna have
to agree to disagree,

so, uh, can I get you
that coffee to go or...?

No, no. I-I'm gonna tell
you what's happening now.

You're gonna take that ad off the air.

And if you play that ad one more time,

I'm gonna go to the Judge Advocate,

and we will take you down...

trespassing, false representation,

stolen valor... the whole nine yards.

Seriously, for eight
seconds of a TV commercial?

You take that ad down, or
there'll be hell to pay.

That clear enough for you?

Make me.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- Make you?
- Yeah, let's do this.

You bring your commander down here,

and I'll explain to him
how you let us on the base,

red-carpet treatment.

No, b-because you lied your way in.

- Not how I remember it.
- What happened...

And I've got witnesses to back me up.

Do you like being an
Air Force Captain, huh?

You think the United
States wants to bring action

against an old man in a wheelchair?!

He was standing on TV.

- He wasn't even in a wheelchair!
- Well, yeah.

Well, periodically, he is.

And when he shows up in court,

you better believe
he'll be in a wheelchair!

Right, because you're an
ambulance-chasing piece of shit,

'cause you're all the same...
you're the same as all the others.

Always on a high horse.

Always trying to make
me feel like I'm...

Look, um, I'm a lawyer,

and this is what I
do all day, every day,

so h-how about this?

I-I won't fly jet planes...

you, uh, stay out of court.

Does that sound good?

You know, guys like you...

you think you're so damn smart,

and you think you don't have
to play straight with anybody.

The wheel is gonna turn.

It always does.

"A lawyer you can trust."

My ass!

Thank you for your service!

3:30 in the morning? Seriously?

You get me that?

I don't know.

- It's a real thing?
- Yeah.

Then, yeah. I know
someone who can get it.

How much?

What do I look like... RadioShack?

It's gonna cost you whatever
it costs me, plus my end.

Well, let's start with that.

Normally, be about $500,

but seeing that this is
an after-hours house call,

let's make it a grand.

Hey, how's the pup?

Doing okay?

Yeah.

She's not being left
alone all day, is she?

- She's got plenty of company.
- Good.

Hey, uh, this is gonna
take me a few days,

so I'll let you know.

And next time,

let's try to make business
happen during business hours.

Mm-hmm.

Well, this will certainly
help my Thursday PowerPoint.

Excellent.

That's a draft letter from
Kevin to the Arizona regulator.

I know he likes the personal touch.

He's gonna love it.

Oh, I can't believe you did
all of this in three days.

Am I reading this right...

did you get the rehearing moved up?

Yeah. Those are three possible dates,

pending your and Kevin's schedule.

The soonest I could get is the 4th.

You moved it up almost three weeks.

I'll give it another shot
and see if I can do better.

Are you kidding me?

Kevin'll be popping champagne!

I knew you were the right one for this.

Well, I appreciate the opportunity.

Yeah, you should have
heard how that arrogant jerk

spoke to me at the hearing.

Right there, in front of Kevin,

he accuses me of muddying the waters...

muddying... the... waters.

I mean, he's the one who can't
even get the address right.

Yeah, that's... wow.

I know you have friends over at HHM,

and they sure talk a
good game, but come on.

Guys like that, when crunch time comes,

it's always someone else's fault.

Paige?

I'm sorry to interrupt.
It's almost 11:30.

Thanks, Greta. I'll be right up.

So, are we still on for lunch Tuesday?

Absolutely.

And, Paige, thank you... for everything.

No, thank you

for cleaning up that
mess McGill left behind.

Actually, would you mind
if I messenger that over

tomorrow morning, first thing?

I'd like to take one last
look before we submit,

just double-check a few things.

Sure.

So, tomorrow, first thing?

Absolutely. Thanks.

- I'll see you, Paige.
- Okay, bye.

How's it coming in there?

Good!

- Don't mean to rush ya.
- No, it's okay.

I'm done.

Half a rainbow?

Don't you want to keep going
till you do the whole thing?

No. If you're done, I'm done.

You know, your clients
seem to like that rainbow.

Think they're gonna miss it?

Wait till they see what's going up next.

They're gonna love it.
You're gonna love it.

Yeah? Should I be worried?

Nope.

Whaddya say we get the hell outta here?

Sounds good.

Mm.

You ready to hit it?

Sorry. I just need to check one thing.

It'll be two minutes, tops.

Ernesto.

Morning, Mr. McGill.

They didn't have Fuji apples,

so I got you Honeycrisp.

- Hope that's all right.
- I'm sure it'll be fine.

Um, did you get the, uh...

Yeah. I got them.

I went ahead and, um...

I figured I should maybe...

I wrapped them up...
you know, for safety.

That's very thoughtful of you,

but I need them now, so, if you...

- You sure it's okay?
- It's okay.

Um.

Yep.

Perfect.

Ah.

Shit!

Ahh.

Ernesto, could you come in here, please?

Thought I could do this myself.

Uh, would you mind, uh,
changing the batteries?

- Sure thing, Mr. McGill.
- Yeah.

Thanks.

I changed 1261 to 1216.

- It was me.
- Turn that off!

- Turn it off!
- It all went down...

- Turn it off!
- ... exactly...

Aah!

You did not hear that!

All right.

Okay, Ernesto...

that's my fault, not yours.

Um, but now that you've heard it,

you need to understand something.

You know about confidentiality, right?

As employees of Hamlin, Hamlin, McGill,

you and I are both
bound by the strictures

of client confidentiality...

by law, both of us... by law.

You understand what I'm saying?

- So I'm not supposed to tell anyone?
- That's right.

No matter who,

no matter what reasons
you think you might have,

you must not... you cannot tell anyone.

There could be terrible consequences...

life-changing consequences.

And we don't want you
to get into trouble.

If something were to happen
to you because of this,

I'd feel sick about it.

Okay. Enough said.

I guess...

I'll go finish puttin'
away the groceries.

Okay?

Thank you, Ernesto.

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Hmm.

Highs for Tuesday...

high temperatures will be in the mid-60s

with 5-to 10-mile-per-hour winds,

but expect scattered
showers Tuesday night

with lows in the 40s.

Wednesday will be partly cloudy

with high temperatures in the mid-50s.

The Grants area will have
temperatures in the mid-40s,

with south-west winds
15 to 20 miles per hour.

Now let's get back to more

of your favorite "Sound Souvenir Oldies"

with "The Steve Ricketts
Program" on KDSK,

92.7 FM.

Thank you, Derek.

Love those temperatures...
it's almost like...

♪ Taunting me a memory ♪

♪ Like a haunting melody ♪

♪ This memory... ♪

♪ Memory ♪

♪ Wanting always to be free ♪

♪ Is there nothing left for me... ♪

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continuacion


En el Omaha actual, " Gene " continúa con su trabajo en el Cinnabon local. Durante una pausa para el almuerzo, ve a un ladrón de tiendas escondido dentro de un fotomatón. Gene, a regañadientes, avisa a los policías que persiguen a la ubicación del ladrón, lo que resulta en un arresto. Sin embargo, mientras se llevan al ladrón, Gene se siente abrumado por la emoción y le grita que no diga nada y contrate a un abogado. Cuando regresa al trabajo, Gene se desmaya.

Acto I
Después de la confesión de Jimmy de falsificar los documentos de Mesa Verde , Chuck esconde la grabadora en un cajón del escritorio mientras Jimmy llama a Howard . Cuando regresa, Jimmy ayuda a Chuck a quitar el papel de aluminio que cubre las paredes de su sala de estar. Jimmy encuentra una copia antigua de Las aventuras de Mabel , un libro que Chuck le leía cuando eran jóvenes, y los dos hermanos recuerdan brevemente su infancia. Sin embargo, Chuck acorta la nostalgia y le dice a Jimmy que no perdonará ni olvidará lo que ha hecho. "Pagarás", afirma Chuck con firmeza.

Jimmy regresa con Wexler McGill para darle a Kim una actualización sobre Chuck, y comenta que se había olvidado brevemente de lo que se sentía cuando su hermano no lo odiaba. Mientras tanto, Chuck invita a Howard a su casa y le pone la cinta de la confesión de Jimmy. Mientras Howard está furioso, le recuerda a Chuck que la cinta no puede usarse legalmente como evidencia contra Jimmy, ni puede usarse para recuperar a Mesa Verde para HHM . Chuck insinúa que tiene algo más en mente.

Acto II

Después de encontrar el mensaje misterioso en su parabrisas en el desierto, Mike comprende que su golpe con Héctor se ha visto completamente comprometido y que es muy probable que el propio Mike esté en peligro. Conduce a velocidades vertiginosas para huir de la reserva en su camioneta . Su primera intuición es que alguien ha colocado un dispositivo de rastreo en su vehículo. Al no poder detectarlo fácilmente, se detiene en un depósito de chatarra y comienza a desmontar meticulosamente el vehículo. Después de horas de búsqueda infructuosa, y con el depósito de chatarra a punto de cerrar, Mike tiene una epifanía: desarma la tapa de la gasolina del vagón y encuentra un dispositivo de rastreo adentro. En casa, encuentra y examina otro dispositivo oculto en su sedán Chrysler , registrando su número de identificación.

En WM, el Capitán Bauer aparece y confronta enojado a Jimmy por obtener acceso fraudulento a su base aérea para filmar su comercial de televisión. Después de romperse momentáneamente, Jimmy rechaza desafiante la demanda de Bauer de sacarlo del aire y plantea la posibilidad de que el mismo Bauer sea castigado por dejar que Jimmy entrara a la base en primer lugar. Bauer advierte a Jimmy que los pequeños inteligentes como él, que no juegan limpio, siempre terminan pagando. Antes de irse de WM, les grita a los otros clientes de Jimmy: "¡Un abogado en el que puedas confiar, mi trasero!"

Mike trabaja en su turno de noche normal en la cabina del estacionamiento hasta que se convence de que no lo están vigilando. Cerrando silenciosamente la cabina, quita de forma encubierta la tapa de combustible de su automóvil y la esconde en una de las torres del paso elevado. Confiado en que su cola ha sido sacudida, Mike se adentra en la noche.
Acto III
En un almacén ferroviario, Mike se encuentra con Caldera , quien está molesto porque lo llamaron en medio de la noche. Mike solicita un dispositivo de rastreo y un monitor idéntico al que se usó para detectar su vehículo. Caldera está de acuerdo, pero advierte a Mike que necesitará tiempo y dinero extra para este trabajo. También le advierte a Mike que cumpla con el "horario comercial" cuando se comunique con él.

En Mesa Verde, Kim le presenta la documentación actualizada a Paige , quien la elogia instantáneamente por la calidad de los documentos. Sin embargo, después de escuchar el disgusto de Paige por la "incompetencia" y la arrogancia de Chuck, Kim, en conflicto, pide quedarse con los documentos corregidos por una noche más. Visiblemente luchando con su ética profesional, Kim se obsesiona con un solo signo de puntuación en su informe final para Mesa Verde, reacia a enviarlo y beneficiarse del fraude de Jimmy.
Acto IV
Durante una visita a la casa de Chuck, Ernesto trae pilas nuevas para la grabadora de Chuck. Fingiendo no poder cambiar las baterías por su condición de EHS, le pide a Ernesto que lo haga. Cuando termina de cambiar las pilas, la grabadora reproduce una pequeña parte de la confesión de Jimmy; parece que el botón de reproducción se ha dejado encendido accidentalmente. El pasaje es suficientemente explícito para que Ernesto capte la gravedad de lo que acaba de escuchar. Chuck presiona a Ernesto para que nunca se lo cuente a nadie con el pretexto de la confidencialidad. Atónito, Ernesto termina apresuradamente sus tareas y se va. Chuck parece complacido de haber logrado lo que parece ser el primer paso en su gambito contra Jimmy.





















En su casa, Mike comienza su propio movimiento contra el dueño de los dispositivos de rastreo. Habiendo obtenido su dispositivo de seguimiento de reemplazo de Caldera, Mike cambia el dispositivo original del Chrysler por el suyo propio y luego procede a agotar la batería del original conectándola a un radio de transistores, mientras espera junto a una ventana. Eventualmente, alguien llega para reemplazar el rastreador "drenado" por uno nuevo, y sin saberlo, le da a Mike los medios para seguirlos. Después de armarse y quitar la tapa de la gasolina que contiene el rastreador recién plantado de su automóvil, Mike conduce en la noche y comienza su persecución.

Trivialidades.

Chuck menciona una lámpara de noche falsa del Pato Lucas que se calentaría tanto que pensaron que quemaría la casa, presagiando el final de la temporada.
La clienta anciana de Jimmy, al enumerar flores, incluye Lily of the Valley , la planta que Walt usó para envenenar a Brock en Breaking Bad .
Una toma de Mike quitando el rastreador de su automóvil y dejándolo en su lugar de trabajo antes de salir a conducir refleja directamente una toma similar de Gus haciendo lo mismo en la temporada 4 de Breaking Bad .
Otra escena que refleja directamente a Breaking Bad es cuando "Gene" se desmaya en el teaser, similar al desmayo de Walter White en Pilot.
El episodio está dedicado a Eric Jutsen. Trabajó como mezclador de regrabaciones en todas las temporadas de Breaking Bad y falleció el 11 de agosto de 2016, solo dos semanas antes de cumplir 44 años. Junto con su colaborador frecuente Jeffrey Perkins y Darryl L. Frank, compartió tres nominaciones consecutivas al Emmy por Mejor mezcla de sonido para las últimas tres temporadas del programa. Ellos y otros también obtuvieron nominaciones al premio Cinema Audio Society Award por esas mismas temporadas del programa, y ​​​​Justen formó parte del equipo que ganó el premio Motion Picture Sound Editors Award 2014 a la mejor edición de sonido: efectos de sonido de formato corto y Foley en televisión.
En Better Call Saul Insider Podcast, Vince Gilligan confesó que "no se divirtió mucho dirigiendo" los dos primeros episodios de la temporada 3 , porque "fue muy, muy difícil (...) dirigir dos episodios seguidos". . La última vez que hizo eso fue en la temporada 4 de Breaking Bad (" End Times ", " Face Off ") y era "un 10% más joven" y "ese 10% marca una gran diferencia". Sin embargo, está muy orgulloso de estos dos episodios.
Las aventuras de Mabel es un libro que la madre de Vince, Gail Gilligan , les leyó a su hermano Patrick y a él cuando eran niños. Gail ahora está jubilada, pero trabajó como maestra de lectura y le encanta ese libro.
Las enormes estatuas del vestíbulo de Mesa Verde se construyeron para la serie.
El edificio utilizado para Mesa Verde había sido utilizado previamente en una escena de Breaking Bad , cuando Skyler interpreta a la "rubia tonta" para que Ted Beneke escape a la responsabilidad penal por evasión de impuestos. (" Error ")


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