I'm waaaaay too old to really relate to this comment, but I gotta ask: don't you kids have locks?

Forgot to add: she said "any kind of partner", not "wife." I didn't get sadomasochistic, I got "emotionally dead and willing to be the hostage." So long as she gets her kids out of the house, she'll go back to play-acting the wife (which yes, I assume means the sort of creepy sex that was hinted at earlier [and…

Forgot to add: she said "any kind of partner", not "wife." I didn't get sadomasochistic, I got "emotionally dead and willing to be the hostage." So long as she gets her kids out of the house, she'll go back to play-acting the wife (which yes, I assume means the sort of creepy sex that was hinted at earlier [and…

I thought the kid might be in the samaritan truck, and found only after Mike had to kill the driver and the engineers. By the time the heist ended, I was entirely misdirected and forgot about the kid, so score one for Gilligan.

I thought the kid might be in the samaritan truck, and found only after Mike had to kill the driver and the engineers. By the time the heist ended, I was entirely misdirected and forgot about the kid, so score one for Gilligan.

I'm not sure where you're getting your numerology, but Jews don't baptize. Snip snip and mikvahs, sure. But we don't baptize.

I'm not sure where you're getting your numerology, but Jews don't baptize. Snip snip and mikvahs, sure. But we don't baptize.

She signed up when Gus was running things, and presumed that she'd never get caught.

She signed up when Gus was running things, and presumed that she'd never get caught.

Based on Saul's use of the word "ethically": I think he sees himself as having lines he won't cross, and one of them is not giving up his clients.

Based on Saul's use of the word "ethically": I think he sees himself as having lines he won't cross, and one of them is not giving up his clients.

Presumably, has been involved all along, but with Gus at the helm of the operation she got into the habit of thinking she'd never get caught. Now she's unravelling at top speed.

Presumably, has been involved all along, but with Gus at the helm of the operation she got into the habit of thinking she'd never get caught. Now she's unravelling at top speed.

Mike, the guy who shot his colleague two eps ago? Mike, the guy who makes a decision to kill people without needing any of the delusional justification that Walt goes through?

Mike, the guy who shot his colleague two eps ago? Mike, the guy who makes a decision to kill people without needing any of the delusional justification that Walt goes through?

Somewhat amazed by the comments so far about Walt: i.e., "I can't stand him, he's so evil."

Somewhat amazed by the comments so far about Walt: i.e., "I can't stand him, he's so evil."

She's not passive, she's having a nervous breakdown from fear and stress. That *is* the narrative, that she's this badly broken by being around Walt, and he either doesn't notice or doesn't care.

She's not passive, she's having a nervous breakdown from fear and stress. That *is* the narrative, that she's this badly broken by being around Walt, and he either doesn't notice or doesn't care.

I just did a frame-by-frame on that scene. It's definitely teddybear reminiscent, but I don't see a shot where it's the actual bear.