#i’m like obsessed with how bryan cranston did 7 seasons of an immensely popular sitcom

[gobbluthbutagirl]

i’ve actually only seen about 50% of breaking bad & not consecutively either. like for example i haven’t seen the pilot but i have seen the entire second episode. i’ve seen random episodes from all 5 seasons out of context & had the context filled in for me by my dad. i think i’ve actually seen slightly more of better call saul(i watched almost every episode of season 5 as it aired) but both shows ARE on my to-watch list. in fact they were at one point NEXT on my to-watch list, right after malcolm in the middle, but i didn’t like the person i became when i was watching malcolm in the middle. i watched that sitcom like it was my full-time job. and in fact it was in the middle of an episode of malcolm in the middle that i received a call offering me what is essentially a full-time job, so now the reason i haven’t watched breaking bad yet is not that i will act insane about it but that i won’t have the opportunity to act insane about it

#i don’t want to be at work bored as hell thinking ‘man i could be at home watching breaking bad rn’ #i mean. i already do that but i feel like it’d be worse if i were like. actually in the middle of an episode of breaking bad #that i had had to pause in order to come into work & be bored #i’m like obsessed with how bryan cranston did 7 seasons of an immensely popular sitcom #then 2 years later turns around and does 5 seasons of an immensely popular drama #admittedly i do not know nearly as much about the industry as somebody hoping to enter it probably should #but like i’m correct in assuming that’s really rare right? for an actor to have 2 back-to-back hit shows in roles that are polar opposites? #anyway the point of this post was supposed to be to say that when i see brba events being discussed there’s like a 50% chance i remember it #and w/ bcs it’s more like a 65-75% chance