I've long thought that there is a huge unsatisfied yearning by Europeans wanting to see the Albuquerque of "Breaking Bad." If only they could get the well-grounded introduction that Andrea got!
Ants anyone?
Andrea ponders her next power move.
The Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Government Center.
Kim Wexler is stunned by Jimmy McGill's changed behavior.
Near the Doing-Business-As (DBA) office, and the foot of the stairwell.
Kim ponders Jimmy's offer of a partnership.
Kim tears the business card in half, and rearranges the pieces.
Two location dudes.
Kim grinds out a cigarette butt.
Checking the focus.
At the "Sunset" site.
The actual sunset was in this direction.
The Cousins detonated the truck of immigrants here.
Andrea, lost in the vastness of the New Mexico desert.
The corral used in "Breaking Bad," and also for the oil-jack scene in "Better Call Saul."
Kim dons her blazer.
Gus appears over the distant hilltop.
New adventures!
Ants anyone?
Andrea ponders her next power move.
The Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Government Center.
Kim Wexler is stunned by Jimmy McGill's changed behavior.
Near the Doing-Business-As (DBA) office, and the foot of the stairwell.
Kim ponders Jimmy's offer of a partnership.
Kim tears the business card in half, and rearranges the pieces.
Two location dudes.
Kim grinds out a cigarette butt.
Checking the focus.
At the "Sunset" site.
The actual sunset was in this direction.
The Cousins detonated the truck of immigrants here.
Andrea, lost in the vastness of the New Mexico desert.
The corral used in "Breaking Bad," and also for the oil-jack scene in "Better Call Saul."
Kim dons her blazer.
Gus appears over the distant hilltop.
New adventures!
Love these Marc
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Marc.
ReplyDeleteEuropeans seem to be drawn to much of our culture and history. I know many who frame their first visit to Montana and the Little Bighorn Battlefield in similar ways as those who first visit ABQ and the Walter White House: reaching Mecca.
I've never left comments here before, so I thought it would include my name. I'm not the kind of person who leaves a comment unidentified. The previous comment about Europeans fascination with our culture and history was from me.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your final updated book on all these locations. That's an additional fun and rewarding benefit from the Gilligan universe that sadly, we lose.
Bob Reece
Hi Bob! Somehow, I think we'll have the Gilligan universe with us for some time yet. What I'd like to see happen is a new, series in several years, focused on Holly White. (I tried writing a prequel pilot for Lydia, but ran into a problem, so set it aside). The universe could outlive Gilligan if it's done right.
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