Rufus

Walter White.

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...and my spelling sucks. It's late, bleh.

Eh, BB is above cheap advertising.

I think the creators wanted to use a videogame - just as they have in the past - to enhance the real-life issues Jesse is going with. He killed a man, and is facing that, albeit in a virtual sense. At the end, should he chose to do it again, or quit?

Using Rage is a just a time and place event. The game is coming out soon, it's sharp looking, it's dark - both literally and mentally, and it suits the mood of Jesse's mindset. Somehow I don't think watching Drake snap some dude's neck in Uncharted 3, or watching Batman glide-kick a loon in Arkham City would have been so strong a visual.

Games can have an impact in popular social outlets, and they doen't always have to be construed as cheap advertising.

@Dick Socrates

Being British in the US, I totally get the Aussie/Brit confusion, and yes, it's annoying as hell. Nolan seems to be doing a decent job, but a few of his words do come off as Aussie-laden.

My question, why not hire someone who is British? I mean, this guy's getting a lot of work, couldn't someone else get a go?

Um... ok.

It's also interesting that Rush did kill the man who murdered both women, yet obviously feels little satisfaction as he explains to Eli that it changes nothing - so yes, just get on with it. He's been there, done that, and still in the same boat as Eli.

A rare 'human' moment from Rush, by the excellent Robert Carlisle.

I guess you never heard of Jurassic Park 1 & 3, Event Horizon, The Dish, Legend of the Guardians, The Horse Whisperer, The Piano, The Hunt for Red October... I could go on. Other films by the other actors include Meet Joe Black and Mallrats, and MI3 - I think that's enough of an 'actor' count for what seems to be an interesting 'Brit' version of what is usually crap-stravaganza spopcorn fare.

The name of the CD was generic, but from a quick shot at the case you can see that it's Jonny Lee Miller (fans of his can anyway ;).

He's going to a guesting on this season, so you're right that the character is going to come up at some point.

GREAT Denzel, great Eddie Murphy and Will Smith and even a good Joker (rest in peace, brother Heath).

Talented guy, I'd give him a shot on SNL.

PerFOmances: Horror from the 'hood? Hehe.