Also, I show my grade 11 Managing Personal And Family Resource class Breaking Bad eps every chance I get; THEY ARE ADDICTED (we are on season 2, hee). And seriously, the show is creepily relevant to the course I teach (which is 2/3's humanities-meets-human psychology). All of the critical analyses/reflection mini-assignments I've given them thus far have been Breaking Bad-based, Muahaha. And the concepts stick, so hey, whatever.
Actually, I've come to REALLY re-appreciative the brilliance of the show just by slowly plowing through seasons 1 and 2 with by class. Going back and digesting season 1 Jesse and Walt is mind-blowing, esp. RIGHT after wrapping up season 4.
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Date: 2011-11-08 03:25 am (UTC)Actually, I've come to REALLY re-appreciative the brilliance of the show just by slowly plowing through seasons 1 and 2 with by class. Going back and digesting season 1 Jesse and Walt is mind-blowing, esp. RIGHT after wrapping up season 4.