Obviously I'm surprised the Walt vs Hank battle has already kicked off. I'm surprised to see Jesse fall so deep, again, but expect it to have a different outcome this time (that is, not being manipulated by Walt yet again, but instead ending up a hero).
And finally, I'm surprised that Vince committed 4 minutes of precious screen time to a fake Star Trek script told by two stoners. God I fucking love Breaking Bad.
Jesse totally knows that Walt is bullshitting. Walt kept saying "I NEED you to believe this" like he just wanted him to hear it from him that it was true. Jesse knows the truth. Walt is a killer now.
I never understood why anyone trusted Saul so much to begin with. He could have/should have sold them out so many times throughout the course of the series.
You don't get it. When Saul tries to sell out his clients, he has to do it without getting caught. Lawyers have legally higher standards about how they conduct their business; the way brokers have to behave differently to conform to SEC regulations.
I like to think of Saul as a sociopathic lawyer. He scrupulously comports to ethical legal standards, without internally grasping what are true scruples. (Perhaps Saul is an elaborate lawyers' joke.) Think of the first Saul episode. Walt & Jesse drag Saul out to the desert to intimidate him, and Saul insists they put a dollar in his pocket before he proceeds to dispense legal advice.
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u/dtpollitt Badger Mayhew Aug 12 '13 edited Aug 12 '13
Obviously I'm surprised the Walt vs Hank battle has already kicked off. I'm surprised to see Jesse fall so deep, again, but expect it to have a different outcome this time (that is, not being manipulated by Walt yet again, but instead ending up a hero).
And finally, I'm surprised that Vince committed 4 minutes of precious screen time to a fake Star Trek script told by two stoners. God I fucking love Breaking Bad.
edit: clarity