BREAKING BAD Season 4 Episodes 4x3 & 4x4 Reaction! | First Time Watch | Bryan Cranston | Aaron Paul
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Top Comments (10)
"It's all Walt's fault" is the base premise of the show.
Pollos Hermanos trucks were not transporting buckets of lard. It was their signature seasoned batter for their fried chicken.
This was really brilliant writing and character development for Marie. I think Gilligan has admitted that they kicked off the kleptomania thing without having a direction for it and it died on the vine in season 2. This episode not only gave Betsy Brandt a showcase episode, but justifies a previously abandoned plot thread. Really masterful stuff.
I don't think Marie's behavior in this episode is about "fun." She's doing it to exercise some kind of control over her life that she doesn't have at home.
I love the contrast of Walt explaining the coloration of the mineral and Hank feeling like Walt stole his moment. Perfect reflection of earlier seasons when Hank was overshadowing Walt with his stories as a DEA agent.
Aaron Paul loved going to that go-kart place here in Albuquerque so they wrote it into the show.
Pretty sure it isn't chicken fat in those tubs Gus is shipping his product in. It is fry batter, for frying his chicken.
6:53 Nah, I'm with Hank on this. No one with sensible tastes would ever mistake Fritos for Cheetos lol
The thing I like about Skylar's contribution to the enterprise in these episodes is that it isn't totally out of left field. It was established early in the series that she's a writer. Now who knows if she's actually a good writer...but at least she has some experience in the area of "crafting narratives" and so forth.
If Walter's only motivation for helping Jesse was solely to cover his ass, he could've let Jesse die while trying to kill those two dealers for killing Tomas. He'd keep cooking with Gale, gotten his full share of the 3 mil, and groomed Gale to take his place after 3 months. He genuinely cared about Jesse, is my point.
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Top Comments (10)
"It's all Walt's fault" is the base premise of the show.
Pollos Hermanos trucks were not transporting buckets of lard. It was their signature seasoned batter for their fried chicken.
This was really brilliant writing and character development for Marie. I think Gilligan has admitted that they kicked off the kleptomania thing without having a direction for it and it died on the vine in season 2. This episode not only gave Betsy Brandt a showcase episode, but justifies a previously abandoned plot thread. Really masterful stuff.
I don't think Marie's behavior in this episode is about "fun." She's doing it to exercise some kind of control over her life that she doesn't have at home.
I love the contrast of Walt explaining the coloration of the mineral and Hank feeling like Walt stole his moment. Perfect reflection of earlier seasons when Hank was overshadowing Walt with his stories as a DEA agent.
Aaron Paul loved going to that go-kart place here in Albuquerque so they wrote it into the show.
Pretty sure it isn't chicken fat in those tubs Gus is shipping his product in. It is fry batter, for frying his chicken.
6:53 Nah, I'm with Hank on this. No one with sensible tastes would ever mistake Fritos for Cheetos lol
The thing I like about Skylar's contribution to the enterprise in these episodes is that it isn't totally out of left field. It was established early in the series that she's a writer. Now who knows if she's actually a good writer...but at least she has some experience in the area of "crafting narratives" and so forth.
If Walter's only motivation for helping Jesse was solely to cover his ass, he could've let Jesse die while trying to kill those two dealers for killing Tomas. He'd keep cooking with Gale, gotten his full share of the 3 mil, and groomed Gale to take his place after 3 months. He genuinely cared about Jesse, is my point.