15 Comments So Far …

1. danny archer says:

   Tuesday, the 26^th of July, 2011 @ 9:02 pm

   i luvvvvv luvvv luvvvv weeds

   
   
2. plankton post says:

   Tuesday, the 26^th of July, 2011 @ 9:04 pm

   WEEDS!<33333

   
   
3. Carlos says:

   Wednesday, the 27^th of July, 2011 @ 9:38 am

   Weeds is the best show on tv!! Mary Louise Parker is on fire. So hot.

   
   
4. TdSolanz says:

   Wednesday, the 27^th of July, 2011 @ 11:46 am

   Walter's The Man

   
   
5. Breaking Bald says:

   Monday, the 1^st of August, 2011 @ 4:39 pm

   Bryan Cranston > Mary-Louise Parker!

   
   
6. silentboy says:

   Monday, the 1^st of August, 2011 @ 11:26 pm

   Walter looks better in his underwear

   
   
7. CobraKai says:

   Tuesday, the 2^nd of August, 2011 @ 9:57 pm

   Walter's got a tougher job - meth heads. eh...

   
   
8. rah says:

   Friday, the 19^th of August, 2011 @ 12:14 pm

   "Breaking Bad" seems like a really funny and good show. I haven't seen the show but I have heard from my c-worker at DISH all about it. I think after reading some reviews I'm going to watch it. Be sure to watch "Breaking Bad" with DISH and save your money rather than waste it on any other company! www.BestTVForMe.com.

   
   
9. sean says:

   Wednesday, the 31^st of August, 2011 @ 8:36 am

   Weeds is silly while Breaking Bad is dark and serious personally i like Breaking Bad a lot more and it is the best show on tv

   
   
10. RayofTheCharles says:

    Tuesday, the 25^th of October, 2011 @ 8:54 pm

    I'm convinced Walter was hatched while he was on Malcolm on the middle!

    
    
11. Mangokhanal says:

    Tuesday, the 27^th of December, 2011 @ 10:17 pm

    if i really wanted you to summarize the two main characters of this show then i would have asked. Where's the commentary and analysis? never in this article is their a hint to where there is a comparison. these are just different facts about both characters and the author finds it necessary to act like she knows both characters personally. if you're going to write about two fictional characters don't act like theyre actuall people. and dont be afraid to critisize and compare them which should be the point of this article in the first place. You dont know them and they dont know you soi promise no feelings will be hurt. if you just let us know how you think one of the characters is better than the other than maybe the the "vs" in your title will actually mean something.

    
    
12. Zach says:

    Monday, the 18^th of June, 2012 @ 6:49 pm

    Breaking Bad by a long shot. Weeds is for women.

    
    
13. Chris Died for your Sins says:

    Thursday, the 21^st of June, 2012 @ 2:00 pm

    Weeds is about a drug that has positive effects of most people. Breaking Bad is about a drug that has negative effects on everyone, everywhere, especially the people who use it. Walter is evil. Nancy Botwin is hot.

    
    
14. J says:

    Saturday, the 28^th of July, 2012 @ 12:37 am

    Both are quite good, but Breaking Bad will always win in my book. It's simply the superior show. Even if you were to remove the "apples and oranges" comparisons, it's is still better just in terms of sheer quality. The acting and characters in particular are done leagues better in BB than they are in Weeds. Like most comparisons like this, it all comes down to personal preference. In my opinion, Breaking Bad's characters, story, and situations are all far superior. It's more personal, more engaging, and more entertaining. Weeds has always been light-hearted, it's a comedy when you break it down to the raw basics. There's nothing wrong with that, but occasionally I found it did hurt the show's overall quality. In summary: Weeds is a solid 7/10, but, Breaking bad is a 10/10, no matter how you look at it.

    
    
15. Ben says:

    Saturday, the 11^th of August, 2012 @ 5:39 pm

    I think we root for Walt as you said, because we have hurt people. We're not perfect, and even though we try to be perfect, we become competitive to a point and we want no one above us. It's the human defect, and that is what makes breaking bad great. It shows us how evil, or how far someone will go to survive, or allow our closest loved ones to.