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Breaking Bad on AMC (3 Viewers)

So, Walt turns on Gale completely out of ego, right?
He wanted Jesse back so he wouldn't take Hank for all he's worth.
I see that. But I also saw that Walt was a little put off when Gale had all the prep work done without him having to say anything. I think he saw Gale as a rival and used the Hank/Jesse thing to put the rival in his place.
I could see a little of that motivation thrown in.

 
So, Walt turns on Gale completely out of ego, right?
I always took it as feeling responsible for Jesse's ###whooping and bringing him back in as restitution.
No. Jesse was a threat to expose Walt. That's why he brought him back after showing such admiration for Gail.
Disagree.
You're wrong. Pistols at dawn under the willow tree to settle the matter?

 
So, Walt turns on Gale completely out of ego, right?
He wanted Jesse back so he wouldn't take Hank for all he's worth.
I see that. But I also saw that Walt was a little put off when Gale had all the prep work done without him having to say anything. I think he saw Gale as a rival and used the Hank/Jesse thing to put the rival in his place.
I could see a little of that motivation thrown in.
And right there when Walt immediately jumped Jesse's ### when Jesse started talking about cooking without him.

 
Marie sucks. Would have been so much better if Hank were single.
Marie grew on me during the series. This is about the time I started to change my opinion on her.
I think Marie was key in Hank accepting the El Paso promotion, she seemed more interested in Hank getting his recognition and due than Hank himself did.

And if not for Marie's dogged insistence that Hank get top notch rehabilitation, Hank may have never recovered to the point he could work again - other than a desk job. Then he never would have been back on the blue meth case.

 
Marie sucks. Would have been so much better if Hank were single.
Marie grew on me during the series. This is about the time I started to change my opinion on her.
And Hank's call to Marie in the desert is one of the 2-3 most poignant moments in the entire series. It wouldn't have the same emotional effect if Marie was just some off screen character throughout the run of the show.

 
So, Walt turns on Gale completely out of ego, right?
I always thought his primary motivation was self preservation. He realized he was teaching everything to someone not loyal to him, but loyal to Gus. And someone that Gus had complete trust in. Plus, he couldn't control and manipulate Gale the way he could Jesse.

 
Nah, there was no friction or anything like that with Gus yet. Walt did it strictly to get Jesse working with him again, so he wouldn't ruin Hank's life with a lawsuit.

As for Marie, yeah, she was annoying, but she was a key supporting character. Like bentley said, Hank's phone call to her after arresting Walt would have had a lot less impact if we weren't as familiar with her character.

 
For those of you with a Kindle, check out "Breaking Down Breaking Bad"- its $3.99, and only 100 pages. I read it in about an hour. It's got some great insight on the character motivations, plot lines throughout the 5 seasons, top ten moments etc. A quick fun read.

 
For those of you with a Kindle, check out "Breaking Down Breaking Bad"- its $3.99, and only 100 pages. I read it in about an hour. It's got some great insight on the character motivations, plot lines throughout the 5 seasons, top ten moments etc. A quick fun read.
Hey, look at me! I can read fast!

;)

 
Nah, there was no friction or anything like that with Gus yet. Walt did it strictly to get Jesse working with him again, so he wouldn't ruin Hank's life with a lawsuit.

As for Marie, yeah, she was annoying, but she was a key supporting character. Like bentley said, Hank's phone call to her after arresting Walt would have had a lot less impact if we weren't as familiar with her character.
Walter saw Gale as his replacement. Whether he was justified in that is something else entirely.

 
Nah, there was no friction or anything like that with Gus yet. Walt did it strictly to get Jesse working with him again, so he wouldn't ruin Hank's life with a lawsuit.

As for Marie, yeah, she was annoying, but she was a key supporting character. Like bentley said, Hank's phone call to her after arresting Walt would have had a lot less impact if we weren't as familiar with her character.
Walter saw Gale as his replacement. Whether he was justified in that is something else entirely.
According to the book I just referenced, Walt could not control Gale the way he controlled Jesse.
 
For those of you with a Kindle, check out "Breaking Down Breaking Bad"- its $3.99, and only 100 pages. I read it in about an hour. It's got some great insight on the character motivations, plot lines throughout the 5 seasons, top ten moments etc. A quick fun read.
Of course you don't actually need a Kindle since there's an app for mobiles and PC.

 
Abraham said:
oooh thx.... i forgot netflix has it free,thx
If you have never seen the show then I am seriously excited for the next few days of your life. :popcorn: I'll check back at 4am when you are five episodes past the point where you said to yourself "one more episode then I'm going to bed."
I felt I was on a multiple day binge just like the tweakers in Jesse's house. Multiple 1:30am nights, and I typically go to bed at 10:30-11.

 
timschochet said:
dparker713 said:
Ghost Rider said:
Nah, there was no friction or anything like that with Gus yet. Walt did it strictly to get Jesse working with him again, so he wouldn't ruin Hank's life with a lawsuit.

As for Marie, yeah, she was annoying, but she was a key supporting character. Like bentley said, Hank's phone call to her after arresting Walt would have had a lot less impact if we weren't as familiar with her character.
Walter saw Gale as his replacement. Whether he was justified in that is something else entirely.
According to the book I just referenced, Walt could not control Gale the way he controlled Jesse.
Oh Christ. You need a book to help you with talking points for a GD TV show??? Do you have any original thoughts and opinions?

 
dparker713 said:
bentley said:
So, Walt turns on Gale completely out of ego, right?
I always thought his primary motivation was self preservation. He realized he was teaching everything to someone not loyal to him, but loyal to Gus. And someone that Gus had complete trust in. Plus, he couldn't control and manipulate Gale the way he could Jesse.
It's all about Walter's ego. As much as he rationalized his actions supporting his family, in the end, it was all about him.

 

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