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I like Jack Sparrow in the first Pirates of the Carribean, so I guess I'm on the same boat.

Last I checked, all of Season 2 is streaming online on nick.com. You may not like that one if Korra being hard-headed bothers you. It does introduce lots of cool and funny characters like Veruk and has a cool origin story for the Avatar though. Season 3 so far has been really good.

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You'd like Zaheer in the new Legend of Korra season. More or less the same philosophy. Plus, he's voiced by Henry Rollins, which makes me at least like him a bit more. lol 

You have the same political sense of humor as my dad.  lol I don't love Obama or I wouldn't have voted third party last go-around, but I certainly don't have the same view of him as a lot of people around me. 

I liked some of the criminals more than Walter simply because I thought they were better at keeping their cool and never killed characters I actually liked otherwise. For me, House of Cards is the first show where the main characters make my blood boil every time they succeed, but I cannot stop watching. Frank Underwood is a Democrat by the way, so if you don't like Obama, that show will piss you off something fierce. lol

I get what you mean about not liking what they did, but liking the way they did it as far as on TV. I liked how Gus and Mike handled business a lot better than I liked how Walter did. 

Interesting. 

I understsnd that view of Walter. I also thought he made some dumb decisions that made me not like him as much, but I can see some of his more badass moves as making you want to root for him. I just liked Pinkman, Mike, and Gus better in a lot of instances. 

I'm guessing Lannister is Game of Thrones. Still need to get on that. 

It's interesting that you like a character cause of the actor playing them. I definitely think Cranston gave a lot more credibility to Walter White than he could have had. 

Funnily enough, his position as a drug kingpin was never what bothered me. It what actions he took outside of cooking meth. 

House of Cards is a bit hard to follow sometimes if you don't follow American politics, but I'd argue it's more of a character drama than a political one. 

I never really had much intrest in watching Dexter, but it's in my Netflix cue, so we'll see how the pilot grabs me I guess. 

Never seen Blue Submarine 6, but I totally get not liking corrupt police. I've only seen Lethal Weapon and none of the sequels and don't remember anything they did bothering me, but I guess I'll have to watch it again. Poison Ivy I'm guessing is cause of her environmentalism.

From that description alone, he sounds like a pretty righteous character to me. I guess I'd have to know the full story.