actor. He's a nice addition. There's an interesting quality to him: he seems older than he is. There's a presence and a weight to him that makes him seem more advanced in age than his true age. He still has some innocence to him, too."

As for Walt's other new recruits, Cranston stayed appropriately cryptic: "There's someone else who comes into play [with the partnership] too, who you'll be familiar with." So place your bets now, "Breaking Bad" fans  which familiar face is about to join Walter White and the Jesses on the dark side?

Tell us what you think of the "Breaking Bad" news in the comments below or hit me up on Twitter @roundhoward!EDS sites around the country including Atlanta, Georgia; Janesville, Wisconsin; and Troy, Michigan in various positions involving computer information processing. Her last position was that of a "Systems Engineer" in the Troy, Michigan EDS facility, a position she held from sometime in late December 1988 or early January 1989, until her discharge from EDS some five months later.
Although Plaintiff's on-the-job performance through the summer of 1988 had been satisfactory, beginning in early 1989, Ms. Cox began demonstrating what EDS determined were "serious performance problems"not finishing work by scheduled deadlines (even after the deadlines were repeatedly pushed back to accommodate her), not completing assignments that ended up having to be finished by other systems engineers; and failing to take her turn for "on call" duty.[1] By March of 1989,