show, another big j.j. abrams. i justify my badness with the good personality i bring to the set. you know? i come out and say hi to everybody, i'm really, really nice and i make everyone trust me. but i'm a guy who's an enforcer. i play captain john neville who's trying to protect people from the worst part of themselves. >> jimmy: after breaking bad, do people see you as a bad guy? are those the kind of roles you get offered? >> it's been mixed up a little bit. often times once you have a splash as a bad guy, you get a lot of bad guy offers. i'm on the plane, go to the bathroom on the plane three weeks ago and a woman is standing there and she looks and she just gets really calm and she just puts herself up against the wall. and i looked at her and i said are you okay? >> you can -- you can -- you can go, gus. i said no, no, you were in line. she says please, please, you go. >> jimmy: that's a great sign. people are irrationally terrified of you, you've done a great job. >> i think i've done a good job if people

j.j. abrams is directing it.r plans are for this. >> you know, i can't -- >> jimmy: you can't say what's going on? >> you know, there's nothing -- i can't talk about it. >> jimmy: we have people in the audience that would like to ask you questions. any rules? >> no star wars questions. i can't. >> jimmy: no problem. i think we have -- okay, we have a gentleman right there. no star wars questions. >> do you like being in movies? >> yeah, yeah. >> thank you. >> jimmy: pretty straightforward there. do we have another question. we have someone right over here. >> ummm, are you hungry. >> jimmy: are you hungry? >> no, not really. >> thank you. >> jimmy: okay, yes. right here. question right there. [ growling ] >> you son of a bitch. what do you want? [ growling ] >> yeah, you would like that wouldn't you? always trying to blame me. you're the one who couldn't keep it in your furry pants. >> jimmy: actually, he doesn't wear pants. >> i rest my case. [ growling ] >> you're so full of [ bleep ] how did he get in here? di

. >> as entertainment weekly put it, in nerd terms it is like a j.j. abramsn amazing and sobering interactive graphic from the new yorker showing income inequality in new york city by subway stops. the map uses census figures to plot the median income of residents living near each stop. median income highs are in lower manhattan and the low off the stop in my home borough, brooklyn. the a and c line offer the largest gap in income and the two train is the ultimate roller coaster reaching highs of over $200,000 in lower manhattan to a low of less than $14,000 in the bronx. shooez these maps show in clear terms the topography of inequality in the world's finance capital. the third awesomest thing comes from vicki who proclaims how cool is new zealand. they became the 13th country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. some lawmakers and spectators gathered and burst in to song joining together offering a traditional love song. even harmonizing. it gets even better. a member of parliament morris williamson aedsing the opposition in a monologue that has gone