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Jesse, once again shows he is clueless and worthless
hopefully Jesse will be joining Jane and Mike soon.
hopefully Jesse will be joining Jane and Mike soon.
Complaining about plot in Breaking Bad is really counter-productive. There were dozens of convenient situations, but those moments always pushed the characters forward and it resulted in some amazing drama with some of the best acting you'll find on TV, and of course, all packed with that unbearable Vince Gilligan tension (which started out with some of the best X-Files episodes like Pusher and Paper Hearts). Classic example in this episode was Walt in the car wash, waiting for shit to unfold.
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S5, Ep12
Sep. 1, 2013
Rabid Dog
- more wacko Jesse
S5, Ep13
Sep. 8, 2013
To'hajiilee
- with Jesse off the reservation, Walt hides out on an Indian reservation
S5, Ep14
Sep. 15, 2013
Ozymandias
- the smartest man in the world - I'd say this will be Hank with Jesse ratting out Walt
S5, Ep15
Sep. 22, 2013
Granite State
- Walt has ridden the Vacuum exit express to NH
S5, Ep16
Sep. 29, 2013
Felina
- anagram for finale, variation of small cat, does Walt use this tactic to take Jesse out
God lord, Walt's confession. Was anyone else just laughing out of disbelief?
Oh, I didn't think it was a weak point. It was more that Walt is such a dick that I have no idea how I should even react to him anymore, so all I could do was laugh.
And alright, maybe I was also laughing because it was kind of ridiculous. But I love it when this show gets wacky. This season's been consistently funny as well as consistently tense, and that's exactly what I want it to be.
I struggle to see how most of the plot points/story angles in Breaking Bad over the years are unbelievable (in the sense of 'get out of here, what is this bullshit). Audacious, yes. Ambitious, certainly. Dependent on a lot of things falling into place just so, quite so. But not illogical. And fiction is not documentary, nor should it be.
If the criticism is that it does not mirror the actual reality of DEA officers working in New Mexico, USA, and the people they encounter in the line of their investigations... well, that's another matter entirely.
sorry, not that great at all
And fiction is not documentary, nor should it be.
And fiction is not documentary, nor should it be.
And fiction is not documentary, nor should it be.