OF COURSE Vox has a video about this.
Love it!

"I'm not a sad-sack, am I?"
"Ted, your pen exploded."
"AAAAAWWWW"

"I'm not a sad-sack, am I?"
"Ted, your pen exploded."
"AAAAAWWWW"

Hahahah

Eh? Assuming they'd have Gus' fingerprints registered with the police beforehand, yes.

I've read through the entire thread - no, really - and there are quite a few pointing it out, that Jesse looked like a fly with the mask on his head. Otherwise, good theory. Still a shitty episode.

Whatever you want it to mean, yo…

Yes. I feel exactly the same way you do. According to the snobs here, all we live for with Breaking Bad, is watching gunfights and explosions, which apparently happens in every other episode. :]

"Fly" is the worst Breaking Bad episode ever.

I thought Jesse's rant about "owning Hank" was way out of character. Yeah, so a guy flipped out on you, for very understandable reasons. Why the sudden lifetime rage?

Do you even know what is a libertarian?

hello

Ding ding ding!

Mike was lingering. I felt like "you can leave now" is the exact thing I would say in that situation as well. Watch it again!

Dude - way too much information about your life.

Aah. When I re-watch Breaking Bad, the longer I come into the season, the more I remember the memorable characters that are going to appear. Bloody love me some Saul.
As someone mentioned, the only problem I have with this episode is Saul outright suggesting that they murder Badger. Just using the fly metaphor would be…

That sounds like something Paulie from The Sopranos would say, or Jesse.

There is a on-the-nose, highly upvoted comment on one of these episodes that gives Todd shit for always saying "Can Tony Soprano be saved?" Can't remember which one, though.

Cheers buddy!

Scene that disproves your point: He feels bad after forcing the black cop to have a second job.