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Could they have moved since he and Skyler went to Elliott's birthday party back in season whatever?
Well yeah it was a different house. But what was the point of it being a different house?
Nothing really, I suppose... other than to again demonstrate how resourceful Walt is.
I'd guess the original location was unavailable for filming. Maybe the owners wanted too much money knowing it was Breaking Bad. So the writers threw in a quick line about them moving to placate the obsessive nitpickers.
-- meh, he could have just as easily seen it in the paper, this just gives better exposition
They moved. He did not know where they lived. Even commented to Gretchen that he liked their new house.
He didn't need to since Lydia has a totally predictable routine.What if he left exactly one packet of Stevia at each vacant table, each with a trace of ricin in it.
She's gotta be the only kook who uses that stuff anyway.
These great writers should get to work on their own series.
They would need to prove it and wouldn't be able to. No worries about Jesse.
a new house is showing us how successful Walt could have been if he stayed with the Greymatter company. Thats the leverage he used against them to help ensure theyd give the 8 mil to his son. That and the hitmen.. It was a new house because Walt's first words when Gretchen saw him was i like the new house
Maybe to pump up Eliott's success by showing an even larger, more lavish house. And to show how close Walt was from a totally different life. I took it as a series of decisions in Walt's life lead him there, but he could have been there under a much different scenario had he chose differently.
It was also a new house when Walt talked to the publicist and found out they were at a new address, before he ever spoke to either of them. They could've moved the entire house to the new address, but that's unlikely. The company is known to be a multi-billion dollar company. Walt already knows how successful he'd have been. He's even told us that directly last season. They all three knew that the couple were lying about his involvement in the company. That's the leverage he used, not their success. That and the hit men.
seemed ike a subtle callback to Tuco's death with Jesse's car doing something similar
and it's like Gus said, a man takes care of his family, even if he's not appreciated...it's just what he does
Nope. It will take a long time but 10-20 years down the road when he has his own family he'll appreciate and understand why he did it.
No, he'll probably never be able to forgive Walt completely for causing Hank's death but he'll understand the reasons why he did it.
Oh. So having his mom face federal prosecution, his uncle murdered, and his father forever known as a violent notorious criminal who died inside a nazi meth lab isn't having your life ruined.
It's okay. Walt's real his son Jesse appreciated him. Just like Walt's the only one who appreciated Jesse's woodworking shine box.
My guess is that Elliott was on the phone with the police five minutes after Walt left. The Schwartzes aren't the money-laundering type.
In a strange way Mr. White was the best thing to ever happen to Jesse. Had he got involved with him he likely would have been a loser his entire life. Despite what he went through with Walt it changed him for the better.
I'm with Premier on this one. I don't see anything in Flynn's character that indicates anything other than him hating/resenting Walt for the rest of his life.Oh. So having his mom face federal prosecution, his uncle murdered, and his father forever known as a violent notorious criminal who died inside a nazi meth lab isn't having your life ruined.
All cool with Flynn because he'll know why his old man did it.
They aren't the looking over their shoulder type either. NFW do they call the cops when all they have to do is fund an account for Jr. with their pocket money. Regarding the cash, I think they burn it right there in their fireplace as soon as they find out Walt is dead.
Time has a way of healing a lot of stuff. Who he is now isn't who he'll be when he's 40.I'm with Premier on this one. I don't see anything in Flynn's character that indicates anything other than him hating/resenting Walt for the rest of his life.Oh. So having his mom face federal prosecution, his uncle murdered, and his father forever known as a violent notorious criminal who died inside a nazi meth lab isn't having your life ruined.
All cool with Flynn because he'll know why his old man did it.
Yeah no I don't think so. The guilt he is going to shoulder the rest of his life is going to be crippling. I would think he'll go right back to drugs to numb it.
What was Jesse's future without Walt - petty drug dealing meth head? There a solid chance he ends up just like Spooge.
They lied on TV about Walt's contributions to the company. They are running an empire. They owe him. I don't think doing this for him is beneath them at all. If they are willing to shamelessly lie in order to protect themselves from a drop in share price, they will do a favor for an old friend in order to stay alive
The box scene was an indication that he's over that life. His time with the Nazis was also probably the longest he'd ever been off drugs since started using them and he had a lot of time to deal with his guilt.
some of you are insane
