No.

No.

I think we saw Skyler (nagging shrew), Hank (boorish lout) and Jesse (druggie burnout) through Walt's eyes in the beginning of the series, and slowly but surely they've all been fleshed out and humanized.

I think we saw Skyler (nagging shrew), Hank (boorish lout) and Jesse (druggie burnout) through Walt's eyes in the beginning of the series, and slowly but surely they've all been fleshed out and humanized.

Walt could've insisted that Declan pay 10 million upfront for their distribution deal instead of five. He didn't, so he would have an excuse not to give Jesse the money.

Walt could've insisted that Declan pay 10 million upfront for their distribution deal instead of five. He didn't, so he would have an excuse not to give Jesse the money.

Mike was leaving the country. He never would've tried to kill Walt. Walt killed him merely out of spite.

Mike was leaving the country. He never would've tried to kill Walt. Walt killed him merely out of spite.

I love the idea, but I'm skeptical about its plausibility. There's really no reason for Skyler to trust or like Jesse. She doesn't know him like we do.

I love the idea, but I'm skeptical about its plausibility. There's really no reason for Skyler to trust or like Jesse. She doesn't know him like we do.

Okay, but unlikely he would feel the need to fake ignorance in front of that random lady.

Okay, but unlikely he would feel the need to fake ignorance in front of that random lady.

The show does artsy camera angles all the time. I'm certain that's all it was. It makes zero sense for Walt to do that in front of a camera.

The show does artsy camera angles all the time. I'm certain that's all it was. It makes zero sense for Walt to do that in front of a camera.

I've heard that before but I think it's been distorted. Certainly, "Mr Chips to Scarface" has been the show's log line since day one. I've no doubt that Walt was always intended to break bad.

I've heard that before but I think it's been distorted. Certainly, "Mr Chips to Scarface" has been the show's log line since day one. I've no doubt that Walt was always intended to break bad.

@joaquinstick:disqus I'm not arguing that an A+ is necessary. I'm arguing that banning it is silly. An A+ isn't an 11, it's a 10. Getting rid of 10 is silly because then 9 becomes 10.

@joaquinstick:disqus I'm not arguing that an A+ is necessary. I'm arguing that banning it is silly. An A+ isn't an 11, it's a 10. Getting rid of 10 is silly because then 9 becomes 10.

I seriously doubt anyone had genuine information. There were tons of people who thought Walt poisoned Brock (hell, so did Jesse!). Though pretty much everyone thought he did it with the ricin.

I seriously doubt anyone had genuine information. There were tons of people who thought Walt poisoned Brock (hell, so did Jesse!). Though pretty much everyone thought he did it with the ricin.