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BiggerBoat posted:With both Walt and Saul, it seems like a case of escalation born of desperation. They both seem to get in over their heads and then convince themselves to do "just this ONE more morally questionable act" and then everything will be OK. In Walt's case, he's just completely in over his head aside from the science and for every act he takes two more problems arise. I could understand the Skylar hate briefly, but Chuck is a character I outright hate. Which is a shame, because I love Adrian Van Voorhees.
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sticklefifer posted:What do you think are some of the best examples of the great acting in this show? It might not be the BEST, but their last interaction was honestly my favorite and belongs up there. I remember that being so incredibly tense on the first watch.
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CharlestheHammer posted:Marie isn't boring she was the focus of several weird, pointless subplots. At least Hank got a good ol' HJ out of it though.
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Last Chance posted:I always wondered this too, because it really could have been Gus that did it. I forget, when Walt actually poisons a kid does Gus noticeably recognize the use of children as a move to draw him out? Because if not, hurting kids might not be on his radar as something he'd expect to be an action of an enemy. I always assumed he did, because it's not long after Gus pulls this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9cwsKHjTEk
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