s03e02 — Caballo sin Nombre
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| Duration: | 47 min. |
| Released: | 28.03.201029.03.2010 06:00 |
| Watched by: | 188 45766.83% |
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, i.e. she saw illegal activities and continues to work for him, directly contributing to this. In this series, she even suggested that it should be done somehow more "imperceptibly", if she does.
But with her husband, she is categorical: divorce and do not approach the children.
Hypocrisy? In its pure form. Considering that a person with the status of "husband" was worth, if not supporting, then at least trying to understand.
Haven't looked yet "Better call Saul"? There, the owner of the chickens fully reveals himself.
He came to his house.
And Skyler got it. Is it really that hard to listen to Walt? Isn't she interested in how her husband and the father of her two children came to live like this? That she was running away from him like she was running away from a leper? Is she afraid that if she spends more than 5 minutes in the same room with him, he will kill her or put her on a needle, or what? Insanity.
Synchronized guys scare me.
And it's a pity for pizza : with
how many attempts I took, behaved politely, quite courteously, but no, I resisted like a bull.
He doesn't think about the children, that they need a father. I'm completely pissed off!
Jesse Krasava, of course, but on the other hand, he muddied this laboratory himself and earned money from it. What's stopping them from turning him in to the police? Oh, that Jesse))))
Hank Schreider
But I'm sure that everything is not so clear, because Jesse's childhood is completely undisclosed)
I do not know the background, but they obviously suffered enough with him. He's already a big boy and his parents don't owe him anything anymore, but he owes them.
P.s. The owner of the fried chicken chain, and concurrently a cool dealer, looks like Michael Jackson.
It took Tuco's cousins a long time to get to Albuquerque, so much time has passed)
And they spent so much effort, and all in vain...
Well, it's stupid to bully a representative of the law like that, especially in the USA. It was only recently that the news came, as a policeman shot a car because of an acorn. The cops don't stand on ceremony there, they take up the barrel right away, and Walt doesn't know about it by his gray years? What country do you live in? Still got off lightly
Bob Odenkirk is like the sun, his appearance on the screen illuminates the entire series)
I'm watching the series with the subs, and God, how well he plays. After Cranston, he is really the best actor in the series, and it's not for nothing that he went to the spin-off for acting.
Their conversation about the loss of their family is perceived very differently after the BCS. When Sol says that there are still plenty of fish in the sea, go and try some taek, Czech, etc., it is impossible not to think about Kim. Saul also lost his family, and everything Walt complains about is understandable and familiar to him like no one else. And so you look at Odenkirk's wagering and it's as if you see that he says all these words to himself first of all. Apparently, he has been trying to persuade and deceive himself for years.
I understand that at that time, perhaps, such a backstory for Saul had not yet been planned (and perhaps it was planned), but everything is going very well and it is much more pleasant to perceive the plot this way.
Well, the pizza is damn huge. Is it 40-50 centimeters there? For three people? That's what they eat, of course. No wonder they say that in the USA the portions are gigantic