with the candlestick

below that is a burned out meth lab that used to be an industrial laundry.  and in the second episode (spoiler alert) Walt and Jesse kill all the characters of this show in an idiosyncratic, visually unique before the credits scene, and we watch them ascend to be meth kingpins of chicago?  amirite?  i sure hope…

because this show is based on the count of monte cristo, i anticipate no guilt at all.  maybe she'll seem guilty at first, but only because of tactical reasons like she needed her for a different plot.

chekov's douchebro has to be playing a role in the story based on information we don't have yet.  something like he knows emily's secret or he knows pieces about the money laundering/terrorist plot, or he's gonna recklessly do some shit that impacts the plot, like drunk driving into emily's car while she's driving to…

this show should of sucked.  i watched it anyway, because i injected heroin into my eyeball hoping it would make the show look as awesome as breaking bad, which i was anticipating delirium tremors from withdrawing from.  it was pretty good. then the second episode was quite good.  and then the third episode was even…

i've never used or cooked meth, and have little desire to do either.  I do love science and more psychedelic, less, um, meth-y, drugs, though.

The bicycle method they mentioned is shake and bake (one pot) meth, which takes a 2 liter soda bottle and a bit of pseudo to make enough shitty meth to stop you and your friends from withdrawal.  if you can make sugar cookies, you can make shake and bake meth, but if you mess up, you're gonna blow your hand off.

maybe Walt kills Jr. and Holly and when Hank comes and rages* at him for it, Walt talks hank into thinking the cartel did it to get him on his side.

"Walt reaches his lowest point poisoning a 10 year old boy."

but he lost all the hands…

the scene in bullet points between walter and skylar was one of the most brilliant bits of meta / self referential humor I've ever seen.  That whole dialogue could of been lifted from behind the scenes of the show where Brian C. complains about one of his lines not sounding right.  It works as skylar/walt but it also…

At this point they should introduce a character named chekhov to the plot.  maybe a russian mobster walt meets through saul, just once, then never sees again.

your opinion is factually incorrect.

Pinochet government. Gus may have been a "chicago boy".   google it.  There is a website for madrigal electromotive with a blog about pinochet, where they say "auGUSto pinochet" (in other place, they use "madriGALElectromotive")

he has a car wash he can cook meth underneath it.  in fact, he can make a lab by redoing the carwash waste disposal system (which skylar told the owner needed to be done when she was trying to get him to sell), get methylamine (the hardest chemical to obtain for cooking his version of the meth) and lab equipment with…

No kidding.  I'm thinking of trying meth to help with the shakes from the show being over.  I hear shooting it into the vein under your tongue and having sex for 24 hours is almost as intense and fun as watching this show.

Tio was gonna kill Gus as soon as Gus said 'This is what eye for an eye (or blood for blood?) gets you' a few eps back.

They aren't just Nazi's, Nazi Zombies, Yo!

Some of the extended stuff (madrigal website, blog) suggests Gus's connection is to Pinochet. Gus may be one of the "Chicago Boys," trained in economics in the united states.  Google it.

Bowl of Oranges behind Tio's head right before he comes into the frame the first time he's seen.