s05e10 — Buried

On louboutins and in awesome show-offs

@Marta_Brown: "6mi"

oooooh and how am I supposed to understand what SIX is? FUCKING SIX.

@fermer: Still, we couldn't resist playing Scrooge McDuck. And who could resist?))))))))))))))))

@fermer: I'll just leave it here.

@ArfaMisteraSpoka: you can also remember how Jesse barged into the house of a family of drug addicts and began to raise their child. In general, he fucked up, he also took him out of the house while his mom was high and couldn't stop him. I also called the police on them. "Well, yes, I wanted to protect, but damn, give birth to yourself and protect your health, you don't have to take care of someone else's child, and your mom will figure it out without you. "Well, I think you understand what I'm getting at, right? Perhaps it is not so safe to be in the family of a drug lord, whose acquaintances constantly kill both children and adults.

@CatherineCosh: Each for her husband. Who was lucky to marry whom.

@CatherineCosh: I'm shocked that someone is still defending Heisenberg in the second half of season 5. A person already has mountains of corpses, including innocent people. But no, for some he is still a saint and everyone who criticizes him simply does not understand anything. If they had understood and figured it out, then they would have accepted this psychopath as their own.
And Skyler was "pleased", although she could have saved herself and her family, but she did not do it (this will turn out sideways for her and her children).

Still, it plays a role that Hank works for the DEA and more than once his life was in danger precisely because of people like Walt. They didn't abandon him when they thought he was addicted to games or cheating on his wife.
It's just that this topic is very painful and close to them.

@CatherineCosh: Well, holy shit. Walt outsmarted a bunch of people, is he indirectly responsible for the deaths of hundreds, thousands of people, and are the Shredders bad? It's a pity Hank didn't strangle this freak with his own hands.

@kotann777: which ones exactly?) I didn't watch it on purpose, so as not to spoil it))

@Loqiemean69: If you could just learn to write correctly, would you?

@VitaliyKorolyk: клаз.

@alshi: there are actually a bunch of reasons why she didn't pass it. She thinks about the children all the time, and what kind of future can they have? According to the small scene when Mary slapped Sky in the face and carried out her child, it is clear enough that her sister, emotionally paired with her husband, would simply destroy Walt. And hence the children, their lives.

And the cancer has also returned. OK, maybe this is not the main thing, but still, something clicks with such news: either, hooray, he's dead, or banal - he will die, everything will end by itself.

Well, and most importantly - she is an intelligent woman, and understands that she is the only one on whom Hank's evidence base is built. He couldn't stand it, didn't think, immediately rushed to her with a dictaphone, it was so burning. And again, there are two options - she will turn Walt in and it will all end, or she will try to turn Walt in and he will kill her. It's a controversial question, but it was one of the first things she said to him when she saw- Hank doesn't know anything, I didn't say anything.

@ramill: one such small remark - in almost every season I read the comments to the series, from the moment Gus appeared (I look with a translation where Gus is voiced), almost the majority of the audience sympathized with Gustaf Fring, and when Walt killed him, everyone wrote how sorry it was to say goodbye to this character, everything is already by They got into his soul. So, Walt basically became the same as Gus, but they began to hate him more and more for what he became, but in the end Gus was more disgusting, if I may say so, than Walt, he killed people cruelly and killed a lot more people than White - and that's the result, Gus liked the viewer; Walt - stopped liking it when he became like Gus.

How Marie loves to be hysterical about and without. I don't envy her therapist.

@AlexBro: in the end, grandpa took all the money for himself, decided not to share it with the neighbors, and also handed over Jesse)

@0bsession: Walt was already talking about the fly in the episode when it was the perfect moment to finish)

Walt killed only the bad ones, only the criminals