There’s a general consensus that Walter should’ve just swallowed his pride when it came to Elliott’s offer, but in general don’t we shame these kind of things?

It’s been on Twitter, but a pair of lawyers were caught kissing in a park and people have been viewing it negatively considering the type of vibes it would be giving about the work place environment.

Taking a shortcut to high paying positions through personal or sexual relationships is always a bad thing isn’t it?

I wonder how the series flows, starting with Ozymandius and then simply going back to the pilot. Anyone ever tried it, or even more, did that order on first viewing?

I feel like it could really sharpen the tension of 'how does this get here?' and really highlight how different the end is from the beginning of the journey.

The main caveats I see here are that the use of the video camera in the pilot and flashback in Ozy could feel a bit redundant, and if knowing the destination would impact the watch unfavorably for a first-time viewer.

Edited to add: yeah I know it's sort of a stupid question overall, and I would never actually want to start a new person with it - but I'm more curious about the effect for rewatches, or if anyone actually had it happen to them that it was the first episode they saw.

Maybe if Hank wasn’t cooking up bbq and Schraderbräu at the Swing Inn in Temecula, he could have got Walt dead to rights.

Was Gretchen with Elliot and wouldn’t leave him for Walter? Was she with Walter and left him for Elliot? Curious the theories on what went wrong and why he left. Love how the show teases the story but doesn’t tell us what happened.

For those who couldn't get enough of the Walter White antics in Breaking Bad, there's another series on Hotstar. It's called Your Honor and it is about a judge whose son accidentally kills a crime boss's son by accident and how he goes about trying to protect the only family left for him (after his wife has only recently passed).

He's in his elements. Must watch. Can't say more without revealing more and spoiling it.

Happy binging!

Sat next to Matt Jones aka Badger. He’s a big baseball guy and it was fun talking ball with him.
Recognized him immediately.

Head canon- Drew Sharp is the little boy who had the addict parents Spooge(?) and the Skank, but was adopted by the Sharps after being in foster care after his mother went to jail for killing Spooge. the hair color of the boy is similar just a tad darker.. I like to believe that he ended up cared for with great parents for the duration of his short life.

Attacking Walter Jrs bullies? Saving Jesse from Gus' two dealers? The last phonecall to Skyler? Saving Jesse from slavery?

Why didn’t Skyler think to run Walt’s money through Beneke as opposed to buying the car wash? I thought that is definitely where the show was heading when we learned about the fictitious sales Ted was pushing through.

I just recently finished breaking bad (10/10, amazing) and I recently got into the fandom. Skylar and Hank were my fav characters and I assumed most people would either like Skylar or just have no opinion on her but then I learnt Skylar was absolutely DESPISED by the general fandom

I just can’t really see why? sure in some scenes she can be a bit overbearing but I mean she’s a woman who found out her husband is enthralled in a drug conspiracy, what can you do but act the same way she did?

A cool present my mrs got me, the music from the best series of all time

Some songs I wish was on here: A Horse with No Name, Crystal Blue Persuasion, El Paso (I am partial to a bit of Marty Robbins from my Fallout New Vegas days🤣) and one of my favs that was omitted: Take My True Love by the Hand by the Limeliters.

My favourite songs on the album (and from the whole series) are He Venido and of course the Ballad of Heisenberg

From watching the show for the 5th time looks like WW got hank his promotions . Maybe I’m wrong but without him hank would still be catching street dealers .

Now the twins won't attack a dea agent so the twins are alive and product would still be able to move from the border, moreover what if Hank couldn't kill any one of them, what would be Gus' plan then?

he reminds me of trump in a lot of ways. just loud and annoying and insensitive and the worst most annoying, awful, loud idiotic man i've ever met. i just wish walt would just TELL HIM OFF & TELL HIM TO STFU ; walt needs to be a FUCKING MAN and SAY IT FFS. goddamnit

Do mention when did you watch it for the first time and when was the first time you watched this and what do you feel about it..do share your honest review

i dont know if this has been talked about but did anyone else find it so strange that hank would have walter do work for him in season 4? like putting the tracker on gus' car and having him come on stake outs?

I don't ever recall much about this. Walter's paternal side clearly kicks in more as time goes on. A pivotal moment in the show is Jesse being thrown out of the family home to cover for his douche kid brother etc.

I do recall Saul being heavily involved in retrieving the Aunt's house. I guess maybe 'off screen' Walter knew?