I think Walt having to kill Marie  because she finds out somehow is a coming storyline, and it's something that obviously couldn't happen until season five, when we know for sure Walt has broken bad.

I think Walt having to kill Marie  because she finds out somehow is a coming storyline, and it's something that obviously couldn't happen until season five, when we know for sure Walt has broken bad.

No, John Wesley Shipp is not out.

No, John Wesley Shipp is not out.

I would argue that The Wire has no "main problem", nor any problem at all, really. And I think Omar defines The Wire, despite not being a leading character.

I would argue that The Wire has no "main problem", nor any problem at all, really. And I think Omar defines The Wire, despite not being a leading character.

Mike will not actually be involved in the cooking, I'm sure, and Walt's obviously not on anyone's list.

Mike will not actually be involved in the cooking, I'm sure, and Walt's obviously not on anyone's list.

She didn't seem ready to die at all. She just knew that it was inevitable at that point, and was very relieved when Mike gave her a reprieve.

She didn't seem ready to die at all. She just knew that it was inevitable at that point, and was very relieved when Mike gave her a reprieve.

No, I think she's about to break like Walt did after he killed Crazy Eight in the basement. She's going to the dark side, quickly.

No, I think she's about to break like Walt did after he killed Crazy Eight in the basement. She's going to the dark side, quickly.

I feel ya, man. I hate it when people say things I don't agree with.

Jesus, what does the timing have to do with it?

Jesus, what does the timing have to do with it?

I think he's clearly making a funny rather than being an actual troll.

I think he's clearly making a funny rather than being an actual troll.

No, Walt hadn't made the bomb yet.

No, Walt hadn't made the bomb yet.

Walt actually saw Gus again after that point, at Pollos Hermanos when Hank had him put the bug on Gus' car.