Breaking Bad[TV]

[Run]

walt is smart enough to make a remote controlled IED. putting a gun on a swivel is child's play.

yeah this was pretty farfetched.

that fruitcake employs mike.

thought it was made pretty clear how he managed to survive that.

when was it established that hank was sherlock holmes?

Oh come on.

he started off with a keen sense of being an investigative genius yet it took the book from gale to draw attention?


Calling all cars. A White Male wearing THE ONLY FEDORA HAT IN ALBAQUERQUE NEW MEXICO is wanted on suspicion for distribution of schedule 1 Narcotics.



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[miron_lang]

just not sure why you think that's a knock on the show. basically, you expected a young drug addict with all kinds of ****ed up issues to make rational decisions. lol

yeah . its a good thing we agree that a drug dealer throwing away $5M is irrational.

[bojangles1987]

Jesse was not a saint from the beginning, he was already cooking before Mr. White lure him.


He also had witnessed people he knew got murdered. and had also killed a man before.

He was even with Mr. White cooking for a while before he quits, but suddenly he grew a conscience and toss away stack of cash ???

Its a GREAT GREAT SHOW but i cant reconcile that.

That's because before Walt came around, he was a goofball jackass who cooked ****ty meth that no one cared about. With every season that passed, he was doing more and more ****ed up **** until he finally snapped.

[miron_lang]

That's because before Walt came around, he was a goofball jackass who cooked ****ty meth that no one cared about. With every season that passed, he was doing more and more ****ed up **** until he finally snapped.

yeah but still. $5M

unless he's really damaged up there w/c wasn't really the case.

cmon

[bojangles1987]

yeah but still. $5M

unless he's really damaged up there w/c wasn't really the case.

cmon

Jesse also walked away from all the money he was going to make if he stuck with Walt when Mike left. He didn't give a **** about money at that point, he didn't want it. Meth Damon killing the kid jaded him to the meth trade.

Seriously, Jesse was really ****ed in the head by the time he was throwing that money away. He saw the kid die, he knew Mike was dead, and he thought Walt was going to kill him.

[miron_lang]

Jesse also walked away from all the money he was going to make if he stuck with Walt when Mike left. He didn't give a **** about money at that point, he didn't want it. Meth Damon killing the kid jaded him to the meth trade.

Seriously, Jesse was really ****ed in the head by the time he was throwing that money away. He saw the kid die, he knew Mike was dead, and he thought Walt was going to kill him.

if that is true then case closed.

but



he didnt walk away from the money the 1st time, he walk away from Walt who didnt even have the money.

I can see that he doesnt want the money but toss it in the streets?

Yeah he knew Mike was dead, the same Mike that was going to murder him only months before.


and that is why it doesnt make sense that he throws the money. Whatever he wants to do, he needs it. and no individual (sane) in this planet would do what he did.



so lets settle with .... he was fcked up in the head, the most logical explanation

[Mr Ehrmantraut]

Jesse lost everything (his girlfriend then the other chick (that was the last straw)).

[miron_lang]

Jesse lost everything (his girlfriend then the other chick (that was the last straw)).

He was already a criminal before any bad thing had ever happened.


like for a normal person to do something illegal is a big big deal. but for a criminal??

Yeah this character have a conscience....but NOT big enough IMO to throw away $5,000,000.00 in cash.

no Criminal in this planet would ever do that..... there i qualify it to be more enlightening.

[SouthPawHitman]

Breaking Bad was just such a great show.

Their is some stuff I didn't understand though.

[BostonGuy]

Just watched the first episode and thoroughly enjoyed it. I liked the transformation of Walt from a guy who's in an untenable financial position, a frustrated middle aged guy going through the motions and being battered by life's hardships to a guy who seems a lil unrestrained and who has some purpose and newfound direction in his life.