It's not the least bit "faux-righteous". She's clearly done bad things, as she has acknowledged. From a story point, she's pretty damned. But she didn't really realize the stakes and the danger until "Crawl Space". Since then, she's been terrified that she or her children will die and she can't believe Walt would…

It's not the least bit "faux-righteous". She's clearly done bad things, as she has acknowledged. From a story point, she's pretty damned. But she didn't really realize the stakes and the danger until "Crawl Space". Since then, she's been terrified that she or her children will die and she can't believe Walt would…

No, she's actually annoyed at the misogyny that she has called out by name, and Vince Gilligan and Cranston agree with her.

No, she's actually annoyed at the misogyny that she has called out by name, and Vince Gilligan and Cranston agree with her.

I guess if you think Walt was engaging in "fun" activities that mean ol' Skyler didn't approve of, then yes, she was "no fun". I think the misogyny charge is very valid and comes into play when as you say yourself she's made a ton of shitty decisions as with every character on the show, but she's the only one many…

I guess if you think Walt was engaging in "fun" activities that mean ol' Skyler didn't approve of, then yes, she was "no fun". I think the misogyny charge is very valid and comes into play when as you say yourself she's made a ton of shitty decisions as with every character on the show, but she's the only one many…

I think much of the Skyler hate is without question misogyny. Certainly, she has many flaws, (as do ALL the characters) but when you see things like "why doesn't that bitch just die?" and "why isn't she grateful for what Walt has done for the family?" it's nearly impossible to arrive at any other conclusion. I've seen…

I think much of the Skyler hate is without question misogyny. Certainly, she has many flaws, (as do ALL the characters) but when you see things like "why doesn't that bitch just die?" and "why isn't she grateful for what Walt has done for the family?" it's nearly impossible to arrive at any other conclusion. I've seen…

I think he broke when he "won", not when he was sure he'd lost.

I think he broke when he "won", not when he was sure he'd lost.

That seems very minor on the implausibility scale to the entire train heist last week.

That seems very minor on the implausibility scale to the entire train heist last week.

That would actually be fascinating to see how the writers would justify that.

That would actually be fascinating to see how the writers would justify that.

Yeah, the meth and "meth culture" or whatever used to be a much bigger part of the show, and now it's just basically a MacGuffin.

Yeah, the meth and "meth culture" or whatever used to be a much bigger part of the show, and now it's just basically a MacGuffin.

No, Skyler had zero to do with this decision. Surely after five seasons, we all know Walt's full of shit, right? And besides, Skyler only insisted the kids leave after she realized Walt was still in the business. If Walt quit for good, he and Skyler could divorce and have split custody of the kids. Even if Skyler…

No, Skyler had zero to do with this decision. Surely after five seasons, we all know Walt's full of shit, right? And besides, Skyler only insisted the kids leave after she realized Walt was still in the business. If Walt quit for good, he and Skyler could divorce and have split custody of the kids. Even if Skyler…

Yeah, and only Jesse and Skyler's second scene, period. There's a lot of characters on this show who've never gotten to interact, sadly.

Yeah, and only Jesse and Skyler's second scene, period. There's a lot of characters on this show who've never gotten to interact, sadly.