JESSE (breaking bad related)

[mylatency]

BIGUPS TO MY MAN JESSEDOING IT REAL BIG RIGHT NOWACCEPT UR ROLE AS THE "BAD MAN"

 

[SoulOnIce]

so doing it real big means (((spoilers))) having pollos pull back half your cut and letting Hank get a witness and video of your rolling lab?

I'll admit Walter did look impressed by Jesse's alternate mercury/oxide solution to combat moisture

 

[fishmongerfunk]

jess is just a pawn in the game and as pollos said essentially untrustworthy and unpredictable when it comes to business (which jesse proved by allowing himself to be traced- he thought he could charm his way through the situation yet that hubris will lead hank right to him).

smart play by the chicken man to lure walt back into the life.

 

[mylatency]

jesse lives
he can cook
and deal
no holds barred
doin it real big in season 3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[edith head]

i am a late comer (halfway through season 2) but this show is amazing to me. i could never stand that actor before, especially in malcolm in the middle and as the pervy dentist on seinfeld but i was weirded out when i caught him in this role. he turned out to be a surprisingly good dramatic actor. even though it's easy to feel for him with the crappy hand he is dealt, most of the sympathy is felt through the quiet desperation and stoic mannerisms. and it is awesome

edit: sorry i know this thread is about jesse but i think walter rules

 

[mylatency]

walter is dope, I definitely felt for him and his fams
but now I feel Jesse has more to fight for post rehab and post Jane

 

[Pundit]

i just like how walter has gone from the wet caterpillar to the evil cartman beard.

 

[mylatency]

walter is dope, I definitely felt for him and his fams
but now I feel Jesse has more to fight for post rehab and post Jane

I meant, dude has nothing to lose
sayin

 

[Burns]

I meant, dude has nothing to lose
sayin

Get off his tip, yo!!

 

[kicks79]

living vicariously through tv shows related

 

[mylatency]

I meant, dude has nothing to lose
sayin

Get off his tip, yo!!

OK HEISENBERG

 

[tonydanzatechniq]

CHICKEN DUDE RULES

 

[SoulOnIce]

Walter is an asshole IMO.

he basically killed Jane, who was awesome.

he treats everybody like shit, especially Jesse.

 

[bluesnag]

Walter is an asshole IMO.

he basically killed Jane, who was awesome.

he treats everybody like shit, especially Jesse.

It seems like this season everybody's inner asshole is showing a whole lot (more).

Crazy how Jane's dad shot himself.

 

[hertzhog]

Walter is an asshole IMO.

I'm not really feeling his wife's attitude toward the whole thing, though. Like he started the meth thing to have a little dough for himself?

 

[dollar_bin]

Walter is an asshole IMO.

he basically killed Jane, who was awesome.

he treats everybody like shit, especially Jesse.

One of the great things about Breaking Bad is that pretty much all of the main characters are profoundly unlikeable in some way. Walter's big flaw is that he's prideful. I think we still don't know exactly what led to the falling out with his former partner, but it's clear that in some way Walter's ego played a roll in him turning his back on him.

Walter loves being Heisenberg, and Gus is going to exploit Walter's pride in the Heisenberg? brand to get him cooking again.

 

[Brian]

One of the great things about Breaking Bad is that pretty much all of the main characters are profoundly unlikeable in some way.

Yep. I think the only remotely likable character is Saul and that's just because he's a total asshole and doesn't try to hide it.

 

[SoulOnIce]

Walter loves being Heisenberg, and Gus is going to exploit Walter's pride in the Heisenberg? brand to get him cooking again.

bingo.

to keep it on-topic, will Jesse throw in with Walter/will Walter have him, or will he try to compete?

I say the latter.

 

[SoulOnIce]

the only remotely likable character is Saul

I just love how essentially there is a MR. SHOW sketch in the middle of every Breaking Bad now.

 

[dollar_bin]

to keep it on-topic, will Jesse throw in with Walter/will Walter have him, or will he try to compete?

I say the latter.

Jesse is very dangerous right now. He's embraced the dark side and he's smart enough to learn the chemistry from Walter but he's still sloppy and reckless. If Gus bought his Meth, I don't think he would have cared if Walter worked with him or not. I don't think things are going to be that simple for Jesse, though and I think we'll see him and Walter in conflict for the next few episodes.