LogFAQs > #940242093

Yeah...definitely noticing the cinematography more this season. It isn't something I'd expect was common in shows around this time, though probably more common in years since.

So...Walt finds a cigarette pack in the toilet. Gross, but...how the devil does Skyler thing that is at all a good thing to do to hide her budding habit? It does make a cute parallel to Walt hiding his meth antics, but toilets are not magic portals, she really should have known better!

Shit...Hank's getting a promotion and feeling on top of the world right now. We barely got to know him :(

Cue elevator scene....dunno what that's about, but whatever it is, it isn't good.

I like acronym girl...I feel like she's gonna be more than a one note character for Jesse, like they might hook up or something. It's nice to see some positive things happen for him, although we know it is mostly due to his illegal meth money and this happiness is ultimately fleeting. Crime doesn't pay, stay in school kids! I wish I had some illegal meth money :(

I appreciate how much this show lets other characters beyond the protagonist(s) breathe. Walt is the primary focus, but those in his circle are free to have scenes without him as they go about their normal life, like watching Hank make beer in his man cave. They're not just nothing scenes either, everything feels like it is serving the larger narrative in some capacity.

Random thought: You think anyone ever notices the bullet holes in the RV when they need to get gas for it?

Finally the seeds of a drug empire are formed, as Jesse realizes they need to become the Tuco. He's got pals to rope in, and small though it may be to start, something like this is bound to catch some eyes that might see something special in the making.


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