JESSE YOU NEED TO STOP YOU SPEND TOO MUCH TIME PLAYING THE LOS POLLOS HERMANOS DS GAME!

The fact that those meme videos got me to watch BB says a lot about me actually

Except for the stupid cartel twins with the fancy boots.  Those guys were way out there, over the top, and totally unbelievable.

I binge watched it over New Years break 3 or 4 years ago, I couldn't stop watching it, I mean I did eventually fall asleep at like 3am and missed a few episodes, but picked it back up about 6am and kept watching.   I enoyed it and agree with a previous poster, all the characters evolved and it made things interesting, all the characters had interesting roles, like the FBI dude, he was one of my favorites.

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Gale was Walt's replacement. There is no Gale, Walt & Gus happy trio, it was the whole story line behind him persuading Jesse into killing Gale. Walt's greed for power and notoriety made him a shitty partner.

My favorite scene is when they are all waiting in the hospital after Hank got shot.  walt picks up a magazine and notices the table has a short leg.  So he calmly rips out a advertising insert, folds it up an props up the short leg.

i have something for kim's mouth that will help her with that.

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Watching for first time, on this episode, Mike put a hole in chow’s hand

I don't blame you. It has to be one of the best tv series out alongside Dexter.

Meth Damon.

Damn, beat.

I almost forgot about them. Yeah they were a bit much and for all the build up their characters didn't really add much. Come to think of it Mike had a few ridiculous scenes too but overall the series was quite good.

mike and saul are the best characters in BB.

jessie is a close third.

I dont think it began like that. Not until walt started bothering himself with jesse did gus start planning walt being replaced by gale.

Laughs in Peaky Blinders

Oh Mike was a good character but look at that gif a few posts up with the Mk23. He takes a blind shot at a hidden gunman and turns his back to him without even taking a look. Pretty nitpicky but that was bit too much "cool guy" for me.

Jesse was great.

"This nickel and diming won't work. We need someone higher up who can move our product wholesale."

"Like a distributor?"

"Yes. Do you know anyone like that?"

"Yeah, I did, until you KILLED HIM!"

Now watch Ozark, and Banshee.

The multiple way overly extended 4-5 minute hand job scenes and even more fucking scenes with a couple minutes of thrusting and screaming could potentially be awkward to watch with your kids unless you have that type of relationship.

That said, the 3 minute 60 bowjobs scene showcasing the meth hooker's day was hilarious.

Great movie.  He was also the drug cartel hitman "The Shadow" in Scarface.

Fun fact:  my mom owns 3 (out of 7) pieces of Alejandro Sosa's white metal patio furniture used during the filming of Scarface.  Posting pics isn't easy post-membership. :/  

I am in full agreement JLP3.

I also agree with most of the points people are bringing up.
Personally, however...

When Walter defends his Son from the bullies in the store.
And ignites the Beemer at the gas station (using the science of electrical resistance, no less).

I fully saw myself. And wondered if I "could" let my morality go.
What could I be capable of ?

In B.C.S., I liked it more, because I root for him.
He isn't close to perfect.
But he tries.
AND, I believe, ultimately, I am like Slippin' Jimmy.

Because I too, try

Hank was a fan of the Deadwood series.  Had the complete DVD set on a shelf.  
Giving a nod to Anna Gunn (Skyler) for being in that series!!

Pinkman was a drug dealer. They sell death to school children.

People who say Walt ruined poor Jesse's life are morons.

When we meet Jesse he is a drug dealing meth cook escaping from a DEA raid. He was a mouth breather that was on his way to jail where he would have become someone's bitch and gotten shanked. Jesse had no future but you people make it out like the "The Future's So Bright" song was written about him.

Vince Gilligan said Mr. Chips to Scarface and a bit theme of the show is each one of our choices results in a consequence.

Walt was in a downward spiral regarding his belief in himself and his abilities.  He went from working on a Nobel prize winning science team, to starting Gray Matter with Gretchen and Elliot, to working at Los Alamos, to becoming a high school chemistry teacher and working a side gig at a carwash.

Why?  Walt's character is fascinating because it's almost as if he feared success and love (Gretchen) because it wasn't his way?  I don't know but it's fascinating because he had exit ramps in season 1 where he could have accepted another job at Gray Matter or even just asked for the money from his former business partners but chose instead to do it his way.  When he's out of the business Gus gives him the "what does a man do" speech.  Walt didn't need a ton of prodding.  He wanted to be successful and do it his way and in the end he sort of was but he did it with evil and hate with his ego driving him the whole way.

Jessie becomes Walt's protg/son.  He is a screw up to start and not confident in himself.  When Jessie takes the blame for his own brother's weed and has to live basically as a homeless person its his choice.  Over time he comes under Mike's wing as well and then becomes his own person and feels guilt for his past decisions and then is sold into drug slavery (almost twice if you count Gus's plan).  

All the characters grow and change on the show.  It's fascinating.

She deserved the two Emmy's.  Her portrayal of the changes she went through as Walt brought her world down was brilliant.
Hate Skyler, not Anna.

Modern Greek tragedy.

Her name was Wendy