(the cell phone thing, hank at the dinner table, walt jr. after the fight with Jesse)
about it. Plus all the other things like The shooting of Gus' men, crazy 8 etc appeared to be out of defense and were hard to avoid given the circumstances. 
at this Walt and Jesse shyt....spoilers for seasons 1-4 below.
Is this the Twilight Zone? Gus wanted nothing to do with Jesse up until season 4, and even then it was just a chess move. Jesse would not even exist in the dope game without Walt, who co-signed him to Gus in the first place.
Speaking of Walt and Gus, the only reason they were beefing is because of Jesse, who went to murk those two dealers in season 3.....and he would've died had Walt not showed up and saved his dumb ass.
at Walt being p*ssy....he's damn near a sociopath with how casually he murks people.
Fred.
... but to my posts above, he had to do that tho right? If he let Jesse die, it'd make him look like a piece of shyt as well. Lose lose situation.
Yeah that was me.
Peep the M-60 assault rifle in the poster? Walt ain't playin.
Fred.
@ the clue in the episode list
The turning down the money thing is understandable tho. He is a prideful guy who is the definition of an underachiever. He is brilliant and is supposed to be THAT dude in his field of expertise. We saw how he thought buying his current home was nothing when they are gonna be moving on up. I don't think being ambitious = inherently evil. Not to mention the fact that he feels cut out by his friend and I assume a girl he was once in love with? They didn't specify other than the fact that he and Gretchen had a history together.
As for the dinner table thing, I don't think he intentionally told Hank that. Again, pride and ego ... dude is desperately trying to take credit for everything he's done because he never got his due, someone of his intellect only being a high school teacher. Of course he has changed from how he was, but I don't think he intentionally said that shyt to stay in the game. I do think he enjoys reaping the awards and being "that dude" and yearns for power and respect, but not in a malicious way that takes precedent over everything. This is why this is so dope to me, everyone gets dark thoughts or inhibitions that they gotta control ... Walt is no different. Dude stay slippin up when drunk/medicated though
I am not sure if this is supposed to speak volumes about how I see things but I still don't see Walt as an evil guy. The only evil thing he's done was lilly of the valley, and even then it seemed to be out of desperation. Plus if it was "common", it means that the likelihood of him dying from it wasn't thaaat high. You saw how he was concerned and wanted to know the results when Jesse came through. He still took the risk and used others as pawns but I dunno ... it doesn't seem like he is
"I won"....you're a stone cold villain whose heart pumps ice water. And he's obviously going farther down that road in season 5.
Also, the whole teddy bear thing is kind of a metaphor - a pink teddy bear is harmless/soft/etc, like how Walt was - but by season 2's end, he has more or less fallen from grace (bear falling from the sky), and is now in too deep/sinking in the lies and deceit he created (the bear in the water) - the sequence correlates with how the season ended too, with Walt letting Jane die, indirectly causing the crash - Skylar finding out and calling him out, etc
Then while he said then that he was done, he was eventually swept up again and back into the game, like how the teddy bear was. *shrug*
WHAT. THE. fukk. is this nikka thinkin. I mean he''s never been as careful as he should be but this shyt is BEYOND. You can tell Hank has already figured this shyt out before the episode ended. I'm lookin at Walt like he would be better off to have the cancer come back and take him. No way he gettin outta this dope game clean now. 
I think he has one of the biggest egos I've ever seen on TV.
Oh we doin spoiler tags in here now. Nice. I had to stay away cause I kept accidentally readin shyt.
I just watched the one with Walt dry snitchin on himself on that wine at the dinner table.
