Breaking Bad

yeah there's a lot of holes in the pest control plan.

and i've never seen a tented house either.

 

I was wondering that myself... I do know they have limited space though I doubt it's limited to 24hrs or anything that could possibly convenient for them. They could always fry the whole device; and there is a pretty decent possibility that the owners wouldn't check those days (yay, lets watch the house fill with gas!); but it left me with quite a nagging feeling.

Honestly, it seemed like it was just a crude way to add some plot development with the new characters..

 

i assumed they just set up the cook in a different room from where the nanny cam was. i didn't know the bug guys turned it off. did they?

 

I thought the kid said they turned it off when he told them about it in the driveway

also, wouldn't you think the families with the nanny cams would think something was up when their shit got turned off in the first place?

 

I think the kid just told walt there is a nanny cam, nothing about turning it off, just its location.

 

I love Marie! She just seems so incredibly naive, and I think her heart is in the right place for the most part. I think I started liking her more when Hank treated her so poorly while he was recovering. And also, she always makes me laugh when she's being all fussy over everyone. lol
And at this point, Skylar's character is practically non-existent since she's so afraid of Walt. I liked her when she was starting to get into it and take charge, but she was never really a favourite.

 

he either said, "i'd disable that" or "I disabled that". either way, operative word is disabled

 

Another problem with the pest control plan, actually: The pests.
When those chemicals go off, the pests desperately try to escape; that's why they have fumigation tents to begin with.
Walt entering and leaving the fumigation tent is increasing the likelihood of neighboring houses getting infested, increasing the chances of reinfestation for the customers.
But more importantly; the tent within the house is safe from the chemicals, sure; but the bugs are going to be trying to invade it; and since they cook in it 2 or 3 consecutive days, coming and going; they are really risking infestation spoiling their lab.

This isn't a hole per say; but it definitely does raise questions.

 

Obviously because there's way more money in meth than something like LSD. Money is the entire reason he got involved in the first place.

 

you,re right! remember.

how bout season 3 epsiode 10, a whole ep. FLY .. beacuse a fly got in the lab. and walt would,nt cook.

 

My favorite episode of that season actually. Maybe my favorite episode of the series.

 

that was a good one. walt seemed a bit off that time(crazy) over a fly, he fucked himself all up too. falling off the walkway, shoe in the light.

and now he,s cooking in a house full of all kinds of weird critters.

ya know your house must be pretty bad with bugs , to have it bombed like that.

 

twas what I was thinking
http://homebuying.about.com/od/pestcontrol/ss/tenting.htm

 

Nice I just caught up and watched the 3 ep. In season 5 yesterday.
This show is da bomb! I liked the episode where Walt plows the guys over In his car just in time to save jesse lol

 

Strange how somethings works out; walter had cancer threatening to take away the family he loves (although it’s currently in remission) and now skyler has become the cancer threatening to take away everything he loves he beat it the first time can he do it again ?


Also, if skyler continues to smoke both she and walter could end up sharing the same fate how fucked up is that?


Hotwater

 

During that scene where he comes home and she's just chillin' chain smoking, I tells my girl: so her secondary plan is for her to get cancer.

 

That’s the only backup plan that has a chance of succeeding




Hotwater

 

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/breaking_bad_hair

Here is a hillarious character analysis of the breaking bad characters

 

So what's up with the ticking watch at the end?