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Having not watched Phineas and Ferb in a long time, I went out and bought the first season's DVD. I instantly started remembering those glorious days of 2007, and I didn't regret passing my time at all. However, like many fans, I had wondered what it would have been like if Phineas, Ferb and the gang all grew up. After seeing the episode last night,I finally got my answer. In spite of not providing enough screen time to important characters, the result was still fantastic. The show didn't lose its edge one bit, despite this episode being the 33rd of the 4th season. The songs in this episode are among the best this show has ever produced, and the jokes are still as funny as ever. The episode felt like a huge thank-you to all the fans; that being said, this episode is a must-watch for all the dedicated fans of the show.

10/10

Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are an interesting combination. Bryan Cranston and Aaaron Paul give us a hit of some outstanding chemistry (no pun intended), and this episode was a perfect beginning for one of TV's greatest shows.

Walter White is a 50 year old over-qualified high school chemistry teacher. He discovers one day while working at his second job ( washing cars, embarrassingly), that he has 3rd stage Lung Cancer. He goes on a ride along with his brother Hank, a DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) agent to bust a methamphetamine lab. This is where all the action begins, with the end of the episode being iconic: Walt, in his underwear with a gun pointing at the screen.

How one situation leads to another is incredible in this show. In the opening episode, the set-up for astounding character development is laid: it followed through magnificently in the following seasons.

Bryan Cranston gave an Emmy-winning performance for this episode. His performance was a visceral revelation, and Aaron Paul is outstanding as Jesse Pinkman. This show is one to binge-watch, and due to account of this episode, one to admire forever.

I might be in the minority, but I found this film an example for all romantic- comedies of the future. It has an extremely self-aware script, which follows the stereotypical romantic comedy formula while endlessly mocking it simultaneously. The chemistry between Timberlake and Mila Kunis is amazing, and is enough to carry the film at its running length.The stand-out supporting performers, however, are Woody Harrelson and Patricia Clarkson. It is a hilarious film, and is one of the few romantic films which never runs out of passion or steam. Even though it bears many similarities to films like No Strings Attached, it actually delivers on its concept better, and its much more likable.