LogFAQs > #940261114

Did...did Walt commission a spanish music group to sing a song about his drug trade? Sure seems like that, as drugs and mexico go hand in hand, and who really listens to spanish songs on the US side of the border anyway?

So many amazing little touches this show has, like when Jane and Walt are talking, Walt wants to be let in. He says he is Jesse's father. She asks if he is Mr. Jackson. Walt has to visibly pause here to process that. Is she saying that as a ruse to get him to admit to a false name, or is it something Jesse has done to offer a layer of security. He settles on the latter and things work out, but it is always nice to see scenes like this play out in such a natural way that doesn't feel forced or fake or any of a number of symptoms that would plague bad writing and acting direction.

Jesse is a blowfish.

Shame about turtle guy...I was liking his vibes, and then the explosion happened. Which nicely touches back to the nuke exhibit Walt was at earlier. Hank being in this scene was almost surreal, like he's a slightly loony tune character among people trying to do a real job. Not that he's comical, but he was very much a fish out of water, like a character designed for one genre suddenly plopped into a different one.

Yuuuup, had a feeling Jane and Jesse would become a thing. Question remains how far into the inner circle she'll go, or if the drama will be keeping it from her instead. She seems pretty accepting, so long as it is away from her property though.

But man, poor Hank. The outcome will likely be for him to come back to his old job, because goodness knows he's not gonna be learning spanish or playing nice anytime soon.

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