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Who's had the most successful post-Breaking Bad career?
What have they been up to? 12/04/2021 Digital SpyAMC
When you've starred in one of the best TV shows of all time, you're certainly not going to be short of offers – and that's definitely been the case for the cast of
Anna Gunn (Skyler White)
Gracepoint, a US remake of the supremely popular British crime drama
Broadchurch, in which she plays Ellie Miller, originally portrayed by Olivia Colman. David Tennant also appears alongside her.
She also had a recurring role in the second season of NBC crime drama
Here's what the cast of Breaking Bad have been up to since the show finished
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Here's what they've been up to since the show wrapped.
Anna Gunn (Skylar White)
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Anna Gunn stars in Gracepoint, a US remake of the supremely popular British crime drama Broadchurch, in which she plays Ellie Miller, originally portrayed by Olivia Colman. David Tennant also appears alongside her.
She also had a recurring role in the second season of NBC crime drama Shades of Blue, which starred Jennifer Lopez as a New York detective and Ray Liotta as a lieutenant.
with us. >> thank you so much, brian. >> i'm reading all the comments during the show today right in front of me so tweet to me or write to me on facebook. my user name on both sites brian stelter. coming up a new feature here on "reliable sources." i'm going to draw a connection between glenn beck and the pope. stay tuned.
awkward and unplanned. she called it the bad luck of the draw, it happens sometimes in cable news. and i'm going to put her full comments online right after the show. moving on to i would say a more important story now, earlier this month the sports and pop culture blog grantland published a gripping story about the inventor of a highly specialized golf club. the title was "dr. v's magical putter." dr. v was dr. essay anne vanderbilt. 2/3 of the way through the story the writer, caleb hannon, revealed that dr. v, an intensely private person, was a transgender woman. then at the very end hannon revealed that dr. v had killed herself last fall while caleb was busy researching and writing his story. he declined to be here today. readers and lgbt advocates strongly criticized grant for the story and some even accused the site of causing dr. v to commit suicide. grantland's editor in chief bill simmons says that's a false conclusion. but simmons is up front about the failures that occurred in the editing process. here's a letter he wrote to
hope you didn't see. it's a twitter message that was published by cnn brk, this network's most popular twitter feed. i thought it was inappropriate and i wonder if you at home agree or not. here's what it said. "14-year-old girl stabbed. her little sister 40 times, police say. the reason why will shock you." the alleged reason is that the girl didn't think her little sister sufficiently appreciated all the things she did for her. this is what's known on the internet as an upworthy style headline. upworthy headlines are emotional, they're to the point, they often persuade to you click with a phrase like "this reason why will shock you." or "this will blow your mind." but the headline shocked me for all the wrong reasons. i'm all for experimentation on social media. you know that. and i'm glad cnn's trying new things. but this one went too far, i think. in fact, there was so much backlash i think more people ended up seeing that tweet than are actually watching this show right now. that's how the new media world works. these things can spread badly. people have high standards for cnn including for its tweets,
we are a few hours away from the grammys, typically the second highest rated award show of the year after the oscars. and we're a week away from the boigest tv event of them all, the super bowl. millions of viewers will be texting and tweeting and face booking the whole time. the media business is focused on trying how to better connect all those online conversations to actual television viewership. sites like twitter become more valuable when people use them to talk about tv. cable channels like cnn become more valuable when people read tweets about tv and decide to tune in. cable companies like comcast become more valuable, too, because you'll pay more for cable if you think there's lots to tune into. social media benefits the big companies. i think that's why comcast, the biggest cable provider in the country, wants to turn twitterers into viewers with a
don't know how a person could bring a child into the world without thinking about what we're going to give them that should be preserved or give them so they have something to work with. and i think some of the industries of old that made this country strong and great have now turned the other way, they don't serve us anymore because there's new technologies that are cleaner. and if they were used would be a better country for our young people to step into. and yet you have the powers that be running the show. and then there you have it, same old same old. and to me that's unhealthy. but i think for obama i think he can't do what he -- if he can't get bipartisanship to work with, then that's a tough one. in terms of the environment, i'm very, very pro the environment, obviously. and i think if you have somebody that has to balance both sides of the equation and one of the sides is gas and oil, coal, which i think
new technology it calls "see it." i visited their labs for show and tell with the company's head of business development, sam schwartz. sam thanks for letting us into the lab. >> thanks for coming. >> tell us what the see it platform tries to do. >> we want to connect the place where people are discovering content online, movies and temperature shows, to the plalss they can watch it, their mobile device or tv set. >> that means twitter, for example. i discover what's on tv when i'm doing tweets. how does this work? >> a lot of people talking act entertainment in twitter and it's a big focus of the company right now. we want to in the twitter app provide a button that you can press next to a tweet that's about a tv show or a movie. >> are these tweets enabled? >> we have some of my favorite tweets about shows that are on television now. chicago fire, michael j. fox show, the blacklist. if i click on the blacklist, what you'll see is this card comes up, tells you more information about the show. it still talks about the tweet but at the bottom we have something new, the see it
that redford interview really is interesting. we're going to save it for later in the show because first it's the bieber. ♪ ♪ oh, whoa, oh ♪ oh, whoa, oh >> boy, those were the good old days, weren't they? i just checked tmz's home page. there are 76 mentions of justin bieber's mention this morning. none of them flattering. and tmz's not alone. television networks, websites, they've all been buzzing about bieber. ever since the pop star was taken into custody on thursday morning. >> pop superstar justin bieber has been arrested. >> police say the young star failed a field sobriety test. >> here he's smiling in his mug shot. >> congresswoman, let me interrupt you just for a moment. we've got some breaking news out of miami. stand by, if you will.