Weather Girl hits theaters in the United States on July 10, but you can preview it right now in the stills after the jump. Also, learn more about the indie comedy in the earlier post Sitcom Stars Storm Theaters July 10 in ‘Weather Girl’ and at the movie’s official Facebook page.

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Holiday or not — tomorrow, May 25, is the national holiday Memorial Day in the United States — AMC plans to go on with the show tonight when it comes to its breakout hit Breaking Bad. I don’t blame the network in the least. When a show is this darn good it needs to come on no matter what, not to mention that the Season Two finale is just one week away.

During the next-to-last second-season episode “Phoenix,” the latest adventures of industrious drug-making high school chemistry teacher Walt White find his family expanding as his also hard-working son Walt Jr. starts a website to help out financially.

On the ever darkening Jesse side, not only does the poor guy’s addiction grow worse, but his relationship with Jane (Krysten Ritter) causes problems with his drug partner Walt and Donald, as well.

Preview photos for the episode follow the jump. I call this typically gloomy collection “The Many Faces of Walt White,” with a little Hank Schrader in the final image.

THE MANY FACES OF WALT WHITE

Breaking Bad airs Sundays on AMC at 10pm EST.

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Ten episodes down, just three episodes left to go in this excellent Breaking Bad second season.

During tonight’s (May 17) fresh hour “Mandala,” the eleventh episode of the season, Saul suggests a new associate when Walt and Jesse’s crew of drug dealers starts losing members. Also, Skyler lets it all out with Ted after she learns something on the disturbing side at work, and things get perilous between Jesse and Jane after he finally tells her what he really does to pay the rent.

Now please join me in giving a nice, loud shout out to very special guest star Giancarlo Esposito (Homicide: Life on the Street, Do the Right Thing, Miami Vice), as well as Christopher Cousins, Sam McMurray, Bob Odenkirk, and Krysten Ritter. Incidentally, Mr. Esposito shall grace Breaking Bad with his ginormous talent again during the May 31 season finale “ABQ.” That’s a big “Mwah!” from AMC to you.

Continue after the jump to preview “Mandala” in a few photos.

LET’S EAT! (OR NOT)

JESSE AND JANE HANG OUT (AND SELF-MEDICATE?)

Breaking Bad airs Sundays on AMC at 10pm EST.

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It’s all about family — problems, that is — on “Over,” the Sunday, May 10th episode of AMC’s Breaking Bad.

After Walt and Hank have a heated argument at a party the Whites throw to thank friends and family for their recent support during his illness, Walt becomes obsessed with home-improvement projects.

Meanwhile, Skyler feels emotional and conflicted about Walt’s treatment, issues she shares with her boss Ted, and Jesse’s landlady Jane hides her relationship with the drug dealer from her father.

Follow the jump to sneak a peek at the episode in photos. I wonder what exactly the title refers to as being “over”…

HANGING OUT AT THE WHITES’

Walt, Walt Jr., and Hank chat while slumping
I hope that’s not booze in Junior’s big red cup

A father-son moment
… or in his (or is it Hank’s?) shot glass

Hank and Walt bring it on each other
Fight!

Breaking Bad airs Sundays on AMC at 10pm EST.

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Next up on AMC’s Breaking Bad is tomorrow’s (May 3) episode “4 Days Out.” Don’tcha just love it when they pull out and put on those gas masks? Makes you think all kinds of trippy stuff.

Life gets a bit more intense than usual as Walt and his family await the results of his most recent PET-CT scan and news about the progress of his cancer treatment. Typically pessimistic, Walt decides to follow Saul’s advice to cook as much meth as possible in his remaining days just in case the worst outcome happens.

That decision also impacts Jesse and his deepening relationship with Jane when Walt informs his “drug buddy” they must head back out to the desert for a marathon meth cookout. Sounds hot, literally.

A few preview photos follow the jump, as well as a sneak peek featuring Jesse receiving an unwelcome call from Walt regarding their need to pack up the ol’ RV and get cooking.

COOKING WITH WALT AND JESSE

Breaking Bad airs Sundays on AMC at 10pm EST.

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Tonight at 10pm ET, AMC’s Breaking Bad presents the fresh episode “Better Call Saul,” featuring guest star DJ Qualls of Hustle & Flow as the character Getz.

Walt and Jesse turn to a crooked lawyer named Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk, The Larry Sanders Show) after Badger gets into legal trouble; Marie worries about Hank’s fragile mental state when he goes back to Albuquerque; and the DEA thinks hard-to-find Heisenberg is finally within the agency’s reach.

Preview photos and a sneak peek at “Better Call Saul” follow the jump. The video shows attorney Saul Goodman explaining to Hank why his client is a person of possible interest.

Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) and Walt White (Bryan Cranston) ready for business

Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) and Walt White (Bryan Cranston) case a place

Badger (Matt Jones) basks in the sunlight

Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) hangin’ tough

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“Chuck Versus the Ring,” the big wedding episode — which also doubles as Chuck’s second-season finale — doesn’t air until Monday, April 27. Another new episode, “Chuck Versus the Colonel,” airs the preceding Monday, April 20. Yet, early finale preview photos show cast members all dolled up for the nuptials of Doctors Eleanor Bartowski and Devon Woodcomb.

Unfortunately, there are no closeups of the awesome groom, just a group photo of him with Scott Bakula’s Daddy Bartowski and Doctors Mom and Dad Awesome, also known as Honey and Woody, who are played by TV icons Morgan Fairchild and Bruce Boxleitner, of course. Chevy Chase reprises his role as dastardly villain Ted Roark, too.

Chuck and Morgan are present in their formal attire, as well, and one preview snap indicates Jeffster will provide musical accompaniment, with Morgan contributing a little mic work. Let’s just hope he’s only announcing stuff and not actually singing, although the next picture looks suspiciously like tunes are being performed.

The episode’s plot finds our brave hero Chuck attempting to save Ellie and Awesome’s wedding from the typically disastrous intentions of both Fulcrum and Roark. I smell a whopper of a cliffhanger brewing, made ten times worse by the fact that the spy dramedy is on the bubble. NBC better not cancel it now!

Chuck airs Mondays on NBC at 8pm ET.

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The upcoming Sunday, April 19th episode of AMC’s Breaking Bad is called “Negro y Azul,” which is Spanish for “Black and Blue.” Does that mean somebody will be bringing on the pain?

Could be. The central plot revolves around Jesse and Walt’s contemplation of dealing drugs in additional areas, while Hank has a hard time on the job in his new El Paso location, Skyler returns to work, and Jesse gets cozy with his landlord Jane.

In addition to Krysten Ritter, who plays the rent lady, prolific actor Danny Trejo (King of the Hill, Grindhouse) makes a special guest-star appearance as Tortuga.

Continue after the jump to sneak a peek at the episode in photos.

Walt White (Bryan Cranston)
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Badger (Matt Jones), Combo (Rodney Rush), Skinny Pete (Charles Baker), and Walt White (Bryan Cranston)
Courtesy of AMC/Lewis Jacobs

Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) and Jane (Krysten Ritter)
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Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul)
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Jane (Krysten Ritter)
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Tortuga (special guest star Danny Trejo)
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Hank Schrader (Dean Norris)
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Up tonight on AMC’s award-winning Breaking Bad is the episode “Peekaboo,” which was co-written by series creator and X-Files veteran Vince Gilligan.

Lucky Walt goes back to work teaching chemistry, while Jesse has to deal with Skinny Pete, who was ripped off at knife-point. Yet, as things tend to go on the series, Jesse ends up biting off more than he expected.

Follow the jump for a few preview photos and a sneak peek, the second of which features Skinny Pete meeting Jesse to deliver the name and address of the couple that robbed him. That Pete is one haggard dude and an excellent deterrent: “Just say no to drugs or you’ll end up looking like me.”

Skyler White (Anna Gunn) and Walt White (Bryan Cranston)
Courtesy of AMC/Lewis Jacobs

Walter Jr (RJ Mitte) with father Walt (Bryan Cranston)
Courtesy of AMC/Cathy Kanavy

Walt White (Bryan Cranston) back in class
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Skinny Pete (Charles Baker) and Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul)
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It’s been nice watching Damian Lewis’ Detective Charlie Crews partner with guest star Gabrielle Union’s Detective Jane Seever, but I’m sure other fans will be as thrilled as I am that Sarah Shahi’s Detective Dani Reese is back big time during tonight’s Season Two Life finale “One.”

Also dropping by for a little criminal intrigue is Terminator: The Sarah Chronicles regular Garret Dillahunt, who reprises his recurring role as Crews’ supremely evil nemesis, Russian crook Roman Nevikov. Just how evil is Nevikov?

Well, viewers learned at the end of last week’s episode, “Initiative 38,” that instead of reporting to prison to serve out his latest lengthy sentence, Nevikov hired a guy to rot on the inside for him. And the man actually looked like he appreciates the gig! He laughed heartily right in Crews’ stunned face.

On tonight’s episode, Crews & Company search for Reese, who disappeared during a routine transport while on “assignment” with the FBI. The preview stills below show where and with whom she’s been hiding in the interim, and it turns out that — surprise! — her predicament is directly related to her regular partner and the conspiracy responsible for almost ruining his life several times over.

Sounds like really, really good times. Let’s hope this isn’t the end of one of TV’s most enjoyable and quirky current series because I and other fans could certainly use a third season.

Are you listening USA Network? If NBC dumps Life, fingers crossed the network’s characters-loving basic-cable sibling will pick it right back up. The pairing would be perfect.

Now on to those photos…

Sarah Shahi as Dani Reese

Garret Dillahunt as Roman Nevikov

Roman and Reese

Crews and Roman

Life airs Wednesdays on NBC at 9pm ET.

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