Yeah, I agree with —-
In season 1, that was just rough sex. Sure, he was trying to fuck away his anxiousness, but Skyler was fine with it until the got a little too wild and then she stopped him. That was fine. What happened this season was definitely not.

Yeah, I agree with —-
In season 1, that was just rough sex. Sure, he was trying to fuck away his anxiousness, but Skyler was fine with it until the got a little too wild and then she stopped him. That was fine. What happened this season was definitely not.

I seriously doubt anyone was actually spoiled. It seemed completely inevitable to nearly everyone that Gus would die last season (how could they keep the show going, otherwise? Gus or Walt had to die, and it wasn't going to be Walt). As for this season, people have been "calling" deaths all season. From Skyler to…

I seriously doubt anyone was actually spoiled. It seemed completely inevitable to nearly everyone that Gus would die last season (how could they keep the show going, otherwise? Gus or Walt had to die, and it wasn't going to be Walt). As for this season, people have been "calling" deaths all season. From Skyler to…

Why?

Why?

Why "hmmm"?

Why "hmmm"?

The bank lady no doubt told the cops about all the security boxes. Plus, Saul flat-out said MIke lost all the money twice.

The bank lady no doubt told the cops about all the security boxes. Plus, Saul flat-out said MIke lost all the money twice.

Well, since you thought Hank was going to double back in (as did a lot of us) there was the tension. But you're mostly right. The scene was there to advance the plot. Not sure why that's a problem.

Well, since you thought Hank was going to double back in (as did a lot of us) there was the tension. But you're mostly right. The scene was there to advance the plot. Not sure why that's a problem.

That's always been his defining character trait. He left Gray Matters for the exact same reason.

That's always been his defining character trait. He left Gray Matters for the exact same reason.

I don't feel the shift was sudden at all. It's been laid out quite organically. Last season, Walt cracked when he thought he was going to die in "Crawl Space". The fact that he bested the unkillable Gus has made him lose all perspective. He thinks he's infallible. It makes complete sense to me, from what we've seen of…

I don't feel the shift was sudden at all. It's been laid out quite organically. Last season, Walt cracked when he thought he was going to die in "Crawl Space". The fact that he bested the unkillable Gus has made him lose all perspective. He thinks he's infallible. It makes complete sense to me, from what we've seen of…

If there was a security camera, then they already would've seen Walt plant the bug in the first place. It was just an "artsy" Breaking Bad-type shot.

If there was a security camera, then they already would've seen Walt plant the bug in the first place. It was just an "artsy" Breaking Bad-type shot.

Why would Skyler be pleasant to the guy who is helping Walt deal meth? She has no clue that he's a big softie being manipulated. For all she knows, he's the one who corrupted Walt and brought him down that path in the first place. 
And she's actually quite kind and pleasant to her sister, son, daughter and…

Why would Skyler be pleasant to the guy who is helping Walt deal meth? She has no clue that he's a big softie being manipulated. For all she knows, he's the one who corrupted Walt and brought him down that path in the first place. 
And she's actually quite kind and pleasant to her sister, son, daughter and…