I liked it too. I think a lot, but not all, of the criticism of the show is exaggerated. Yeah, it could have easily been condensed into five or six seasons instead of eight, but I can hardly blame them for continuing to make it when it had the ratings it had. Plus, even during Weeds' worst episodes, I've always found…

Well, I kind of found it delightfully quirky.

Well, I kind of found it delightfully quirky.

Light keyboards already exist. I don't think the technology was far fetched for eight years in the future.

Light keyboards already exist. I don't think the technology was far fetched for eight years in the future.

It's possible they were young kids, and he saw them rarely, but often enough to have toys. He may have been attached to them enough to be too sad to put them away. So much of Gus was a mystery that this is all speculation though.

It's possible they were young kids, and he saw them rarely, but often enough to have toys. He may have been attached to them enough to be too sad to put them away. So much of Gus was a mystery that this is all speculation though.

If his wife took off with them, I don't think it made a difference how old they were.

If his wife took off with them, I don't think it made a difference how old they were.

Either though I don't completely buy him being romantically involved with Max, he could have easily been gay or bisexual, and had the wife and kids solely for the image. He was a character very concerned with how the outside world perceived him, so it wouldn't be surprising that he'd want a "traditional" (or what he…

Either though I don't completely buy him being romantically involved with Max, he could have easily been gay or bisexual, and had the wife and kids solely for the image. He was a character very concerned with how the outside world perceived him, so it wouldn't be surprising that he'd want a "traditional" (or what he…

Wouldn't it make sense that the kids just simply don't associate with him? Murderous tendencies aside, Gus never seemed like the warmest individual. I always thought his wife took the kids and left. It even is paralleled by Skylar doing nearly the exact same thing with Walt by sending the kids away in season 5A.

Wouldn't it make sense that the kids just simply don't associate with him? Murderous tendencies aside, Gus never seemed like the warmest individual. I always thought his wife took the kids and left. It even is paralleled by Skylar doing nearly the exact same thing with Walt by sending the kids away in season 5A.

So is this like some kind of Dr. Who parody or something?

So is this like some kind of Dr. Who parody or something?

This makes me wish J. Walter Weatherman was still with us. "And that's why you don't take writing suggestions from anonymous internet commenters." I'm at a loss as to how he'd lose an arm because of that though.

This makes me wish J. Walter Weatherman was still with us. "And that's why you don't take writing suggestions from anonymous internet commenters." I'm at a loss as to how he'd lose an arm because of that though.

I'd go as far to say that the constant Inspector Spacetime references in season 3 was one of its big weaknesses. It just got to be too much of the same joke about Doctor Who, that wasn't even that original to begin with.

I'd go as far to say that the constant Inspector Spacetime references in season 3 was one of its big weaknesses. It just got to be too much of the same joke about Doctor Who, that wasn't even that original to begin with.

It is ambiguous, but the romantic theory of their relationship is based on very little. I think he easily could have just had a platonic relationship with him. If anything, making it romantic seems kind of too predictable.