That just leads to the same conclusion, only faster

That just leads to the same conclusion, only faster

You're pretty close. Remember how Mike said that, even though you killed Jesse's Jane, you do not become Jesse's Jane? Well, considering Walt did, in fact, kill Jesse's Jane, that remark probably meant that Walt is secretly a woman and the series is based around him trying to become his ex-student's lover, who he has…

You're pretty close. Remember how Mike said that, even though you killed Jesse's Jane, you do not become Jesse's Jane? Well, considering Walt did, in fact, kill Jesse's Jane, that remark probably meant that Walt is secretly a woman and the series is based around him trying to become his ex-student's lover, who he has…

Plus, the hoses probably could stretch really far - they measured the length of the tracks before.

Plus, the hoses probably could stretch really far - they measured the length of the tracks before.

Yes, I've been wondering that. Surely a carwash couldn't earn them (both) as much as they seem to earn? What IS Walt supposed to be doing, except gambling?

Yes, I've been wondering that. Surely a carwash couldn't earn them (both) as much as they seem to earn? What IS Walt supposed to be doing, except gambling?

I found a major plot hole in the first episode in the cold open. The scene in the previous episode where Skyler made a tiny 1 from a half piece of bacon got me thinking about the cold open.

I found a major plot hole in the first episode in the cold open. The scene in the previous episode where Skyler made a tiny 1 from a half piece of bacon got me thinking about the cold open.

This show has always been really unrealistic, particularly on the drug cartel and distribution ends of the spectrum.

This show has always been really unrealistic, particularly on the drug cartel and distribution ends of the spectrum.

No, the cinematographer is the camera pointer. The director directs, and that includes actors, sets, sound, timing, as well as instructing the camera pointer how to point his camera (which is pretty important in itself considering the effect it has on individual scenes). Rian Johnson can definitely be credited for…

No, the cinematographer is the camera pointer. The director directs, and that includes actors, sets, sound, timing, as well as instructing the camera pointer how to point his camera (which is pretty important in itself considering the effect it has on individual scenes). Rian Johnson can definitely be credited for…

There's more to that than just introducing the kid (which, imo, is valid enough in itself) - it's also introducing the setting for the episode (like Donna noted in her review). If he wasn't introduced at the start, the kid would've appeared out of nothing and would have seem very much out of place - they could have…

There's more to that than just introducing the kid (which, imo, is valid enough in itself) - it's also introducing the setting for the episode (like Donna noted in her review). If he wasn't introduced at the start, the kid would've appeared out of nothing and would have seem very much out of place - they could have…

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I've been watching this all the way from the Netherlands, so yes please, regular coverage! I'd love to see my weekly PG rated Twin Peaks on here.

I've been watching this all the way from the Netherlands, so yes please, regular coverage! I'd love to see my weekly PG rated Twin Peaks on here.