You're the one that has the issue with it. You get over it? I'm on a 2nd run-through @ Ozmyndias currently watching Skylar slash/stab/attempt to kill Walt and then Flynn headlocks him and calls 911 stating that Walter was the one who tried to stab/kill them.

Lmao, so that makes her conjecture fact? Wow.

He did, until he realized that Huel took his stash without him noticing, and that's when he pieced together that Walt lied about the possibility of that ever even happening. He believed him, until it happened again. Then he noticed.

But in all reality, Chuck is no better than Jimmy.

Basically this is what you've said:

He did wrong in his life and you haven't?

Oh of course he couldn't admit it, otherwise he would be in the wrong and then he would consciously be aware of that fact. Under this illusion/delusion, it's much easier to pretend to be the good guy, or the guy doing things for the greater good.

Kim is to Jimmy as Jesse was to Walt.

It's because Skyler reacted with pure emotion and nothing else. She barely said a word or communicated her feelings. It was almost all a guessing game.

It's because Kim and Skyler are two different people and are also living two different lives. Let's not bring sexism into this.

But at the very least, he can admit to being as asshole.

Ironic that I love Jimmy so much

Chuck is riding the moral high horse under a sense of delusion.

My guess is that Mike has something to do with Hector's disability later on and that's when the Gus-Mike relationship begins? Hopefully we see Gus soon too.

Marie? She scares me…. Lydia is psycho but still the best of the lot, wait they're all kinda psychotic LOL

Marie? She scares me…. Lydia is psycho but still the best of the lot, wait they're all kinda psychotic LOL

Wow… they referenced yo-yo ma

I wonder how they're going to explain Saul/Mike's relationship transition through Better Call Saul to Breaking Bad.

I wonder how they're going to explain Saul/Mike's relationship transition through Better Call Saul to Breaking Bad.

Well, after a second run-through of BB, I can give a little bit of leeway as to Gus catching on to something being "off" as soon as Jesse said that Brock was poisoned. Jesse also went from being fairly compliant to absolutely refusing to do what he's required to do (cook) quite instantly. But… that's about it.