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I can't watch anything without being like

"Wait isn't Jane's Dad Q?"

And having to look it up. Having seen Star Trek TNG btw

General Carville was in Better Call Saul as well
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Anonymous
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>>223456643
Based Red Alert 2 enjoyer
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Only Q could have accurately predicated the flight paths required to make those planes hit each other so yeah he actually was canonically within the Breaking Bad universe
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Before he played Q, actor John de Lancie had a recurring role as an obnoxious comedy relief character on "Days of Our Lives." So when he shows up in the first episode of ST:TNG, all I can think is: "This omnipotent supervillain is the jackass from my mom's soap opera!"
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