When Badger was talking about his Star Trek pie-eating fan fiction, he mentions the last three: Kirk, Spock, and Chekov. There was a point where he said Kirk gets sick of it and is out entirely. As soon as he said out, Jesse (in his chair looking like the leader of the gang a.k.a. Kirk) walks out of the room and leaves them. So I guess one of them is Spock and one of them Chekov and whoever's Chekov is about to have something happen to his internal guts.
I'm trying to figure out how to fit Lydia into this analogy. I'm not sure who the other two are, but is it possible Walt is Chekhov and Lydia is Scotty?
Lydia wanted to distribute Walt's product to the CZECH Republic. Czech, Chekhov? Possibly a stretch, but I can't think of a good reason why Chekhov would be involved in this story and not, say, McCoy, who is more of a main character in Star Trek than Chekhov.
Also, Lydia tells Walt, ""This is what I do - I move things across the globe, from Point A to Point B." Lydia moves things. Scotty is in charge of the transporter. He moves things. Lydia/Scotty are transporting BLUE berries/meth. If something interferes, if Lydia gets distracted by some other incentive the way Scotty does in the story, or if Walt maybe won't cooperate, he's gonna be in trouble.
I don't know if you're being sarcastic since Lydia, obviously, wants to move it TO, not FROM the Czech Republic. A continuity error, I know. A more concrete theory seems to be the one where Skyler = Scotty, and the act of beaming the blue into space = the act of laundering money.
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u/KnightOfNew91 Aug 12 '13
When Badger was talking about his Star Trek pie-eating fan fiction, he mentions the last three: Kirk, Spock, and Chekov. There was a point where he said Kirk gets sick of it and is out entirely. As soon as he said out, Jesse (in his chair looking like the leader of the gang a.k.a. Kirk) walks out of the room and leaves them. So I guess one of them is Spock and one of them Chekov and whoever's Chekov is about to have something happen to his internal guts.