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Topic	So this Breaking Bad show, it's pretty good.
SovietOmega 07/02/20 3:47:18 PM #161:	Ah! Thought I had seen him in something before. Definitely a solid Black Mirror ep that one was, but then I'm also a fan of pretty much anything star trek or star trek adjacent. But that's all sci-fi stuff, time to get back to our realistic show about ordinary everyday people who forge drug empires and sometimes rob trains when they're bored. They're also really really skilled at getting things to fit into white barrels to make them disappear, they're basically magicians. So the issue this time around is that Jesse and Mike wanna make an exit from the meth business, but Walt is being a whiny baby about it, dollar signs in his eyes. Please...if I could make 5 million to not work, I'd do it in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, it solves too many problems and we can't have that in our high stakes drug show. Jesse tries to talk sense into Walt, but Walt's boldly proclaiming he's in the empire business. He's a lost cause at this point, I think Mike's the only one I'm rooting for now XD Super awkward dinner with Jesse, Walt, and Skyler, but what else could one expect? Although, once Skyler excuses herself, Walt does offer at least one half-sensible reason for wanting to continue the meth trade, it being all he has left of his shell of a life. It's still a pretty piss poor excuse as $5 million could buy a heck of a lot of new life potential, but it's what he's sticking to, and he's still technically the protagonist of this show so his opinion carries a lot of weight. Mike you fool...you're better than this! Leaving Walt alone and conscious in a room full of atoms! Don't you know he's a chemistry wizard! I'm a little suspicious as to the plausibility of Walt's escape method, but that's the lesser offense here really... Saul works the system for Mike, buys him 24 hours which would normally be enough, but Walt has other ideas. It's ok though because Walt's got a Plan. Pretty ominous way to end the episode, it better be a really good plan! --- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out <cite>SovietOmega posted [p:941580995] in So this Br... [t:78741481]...</cite> <quote>Ah! Thought I had seen him in something before. Definitely a solid Black Mirror ep that one was, but then I'm also a fan of pretty much anything star trek or star trek adjacent. But that's all sci-fi stuff, time to get back to our realistic show about ordinary everyday people who forge drug empires and sometimes rob trains when they're bored. They're also really really skilled at getting things to fit into white barrels to make them disappear, they're basically magicians. So the issue this time around is that Jesse and Mike wanna make an exit from the meth business, but Walt is being a whiny baby about it, dollar signs in his eyes. Please...if I could make 5 million to not work, I'd do it in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, it solves too many problems and we can't have that in our high stakes drug show. Jesse tries to talk sense into Walt, but Walt's boldly proclaiming he's in the empire business. He's a lost cause at this point, I think Mike's the only one I'm rooting for now XD Super awkward dinner with Jesse, Walt, and Skyler, but what else could one expect? Although, once Skyler excuses herself, Walt does offer at least one half-sensible reason for wanting to continue the meth trade, it being all he has left of his shell of a life. It's still a pretty piss poor excuse as $5 million could buy a heck of a lot of new life potential, but it's what he's sticking to, and he's still technically the protagonist of this show so his opinion carries a lot of weight. Mike you fool...you're better than this! Leaving Walt alone and conscious in a room full of atoms! Don't you know he's a chemistry wizard! I'm a little suspicious as to the plausibility of Walt's escape method, but that's the lesser offense here really... Saul works the system for Mike, buys him 24 hours which would normally be enough, but Walt has other ideas. It's ok though because Walt's got a Plan. Pretty ominous way to end the episode, it better be a really good plan! --- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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