TimDawg United States. Oct 02 2013 17:21. Posts 10197
Yeah at first I didn't really like Todd's character but he grew on me
The scene where he broke into Walt's house and talked to Skyler was super creepy....gave me the chills
online bob is actually a pretty smart person, not at all like the creepy fucker that sits in the sofa telling me he does nasty shit to me when im asleep - pinball
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bigredhoss Cook Islands. Oct 02 2013 18:57. Posts 8649
On October 02 2013 16:21 TimDawg wrote:
Yeah at first I didn't really like Todd's character but he grew on me
hm i had the opposite reaction basically. at first i loved him but thought his traits became a bit excessive (i still always liked him, just a bit less later on).
I'd think if Jack, Todd and his crew was your typical life-of-crime Hell's Angel the first thing they'd do once things went wrong in the desert was to whack everyone including walt. Money(shitloads), and tying up loose ends and a potential multi million meth trade (using jessie) . Leaving a barrel of cash and a potential threat just because his nephew likes and respects Walt is just stupid and very uncharacteristic of these hardened crews.
On September 30 2013 20:41 mnj wrote:
i'm not really satisfied with the ending. but tehre wasn't really anywhere else it could go.
i remember being much more tense and nervous when watching the dynamic with tuco into the 2 mexican hitmen brothers, to the guy in the wheel chair and gus.
this season...i can't really even hate on jack for being a neo nazi, they all just look like hipsters to me.
todd....has like downsyndrome and should be best friends with breakfast...they didn't even do a good job making him come off as a psycopath, lydia...iono if she's even that bad of a human being. didn't really care that he killed her or even felt the need for her to die.
for me the highlight was much earlier in the season when Mike died. u could really see wat an insecure person walt is, and the compassion and empathy that they built up for mike over the years hit home for me.
the final bosses, lydiah, jack todd, + hipster gang...i couldn't care less....iono
I had a very different view of Todd and he didn't have many layers but his simple nature was just...creepy sometimes. Guy has like no soul or morals but he's like your polite next door neighbor who has secretly kept children captive in his underground dungeon for years. I remember seeing Todd smile while chomping on some food when Jesse mentioned that Todd blew some kid's head off...like wtf? Guy was pure evil.
It's been 24 hours since I saw the finale and I still have the same feelings about the show. Def best show I've ever seen.
i thought todd was a good character who could've been great if they used a little more subtleness. i really like the idea of the aw-shucks innocent-looking farmboy being a cold-blooded killer, but i thought the contrasts were extreme to the point of being over the top and almost silly.
I dunno. He played the perfect sociopath to me. Everything about his character makes sense to me considering the family he has. I think Todd was a great character played by a great actor.
agreed 100% everything made sense, when Walt killed everybody he literally didnt care about their deaths, he was like wow mr white... cool shit.
On October 02 2013 18:42 whamm! wrote:
I'd think if Jack, Todd and his crew was your typical life-of-crime Hell's Angel the first thing they'd do once things went wrong in the desert was to whack everyone including walt. Money(shitloads), and tying up loose ends and a potential multi million meth trade (using jessie) . Leaving a barrel of cash and a potential threat just because his nephew likes and respects Walt is just stupid and very uncharacteristic of these hardened crews.
Most criminal groups have some sort of code, their skewed vision of honor and respect, its rare when somebody abandons all trace of morality, I dont think its weird at all.
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