The talked about it on the podcast.  It has to do with maintaining their TV-14 rating that they're only allowed a certain number of swear words per episode and season.  That's why certain things are allowed and other things get censored.  "fuck" is one of the more expensive words, so to speak, so they rarely allow it…

The talked about it on the podcast.  It has to do with maintaining their TV-14 rating that they're only allowed a certain number of swear words per episode and season.  That's why certain things are allowed and other things get censored.  "fuck" is one of the more expensive words, so to speak, so they rarely allow it…

Funny, this was the first episode of the season that I didn't think deserve an A grade.  It was good, very good at times, but the implausibility Mike using a single plastic zip tie to secure Walt ruined it for me.  He knows what Walt's capable of; no way does that decision make any sense at all.

Funny, this was the first episode of the season that I didn't think deserve an A grade.  It was good, very good at times, but the implausibility Mike using a single plastic zip tie to secure Walt ruined it for me.  He knows what Walt's capable of; no way does that decision make any sense at all.

Exactly.  Killing the kid is going to destroy Jesse — and by extension the entire partnership with Walt and Mike.  It's all over now; just a matter of seeing what the collateral damage is.

Exactly.  Killing the kid is going to destroy Jesse — and by extension the entire partnership with Walt and Mike.  It's all over now; just a matter of seeing what the collateral damage is.

I see him as more of a "The First 48" kind of guy… no time for fiction.