I like that scene in the earlier seasons where hesees the rich jerkoff with the BMW talking about his 'bullshyt' 40k bonus and all that and he makes his car go boom.
Walt's a hater.
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Holy shyt. You just blew my fukkin mind with that one.
That's exactly what it is. Walt couldn't stand that Gale was getting all the credit for all his work, and being called a genius when it's his recipe and Gale could not get to his level. Notice how when Hank is basically saying that this infamous Heisenberg is this p*ssy ass lame (Gale), who makes corny videos at home, Walt look furious. He can't stand the fact that gangsta ass Heisenberg is represented by this lame ass fakkit. He wants all the credit of his work.....even if that means that he's put himself under the radar.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(the cell phone thing, hank at the dinner table, walt jr. after the fight with Jesse)
Also (massive season 4 spoiler):
These writers are cold as hell.
Fred.
Yo, by the time you read this, you gonna have so many daps from me I just got caught up today, so I started reading this thread (didn't wanna get spoiled) and you putting me up on so much shyt I never noticed before.
I'm watching right now, the one where combo gets got.
Jesse: "......combo's dead"
Walt: "Which one was he?
§ansprix™;687720 said:I've grown to appreciate Aaron Paul as an actor. He (Jesse) really annoyed me at first, but now I realize that's just how good of an actor he is. These last 2 seasons he's had some great scenes where I've been blown away by him. What episode did he win the Emmy for?
My favorite is....When he comes to Walt about to kill him, and then Walt convinces him that it's Gus who's playing him to get Walt out of the picture
That whole scene was perfect. And I'm loving Jesse's progression as of the last season.....his inner boss is starting to come out. Took him long enough, but hopefully he's on the right path now.
Fred......drop as much hidden gems as you can. Everytime you throw some gem out there, you have me like
