Breaking Bad
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Walt resolves to get into the meth business.
Walt partners with Jesse after a ride-along with Hank on a bust.
The new partners buy an RV and cook a glass-grade batch in the desert.
Jesse tries to secure buyers in Krazy-8 and Emilio, but the deal goes south.
Walt improvises a chemical explosion that kills Emilio and seriously imperils Krazy-8.
Then Walt and Jesse drive furiously in the RV, only to crash into a bank off the road.
Thats a lot of incidents, though not particularly unusual for the first hour of a new action-suspense show.
This weeks dilemma what to do with these bodies?
is now going to be next weeks, too.
The problem is both practical and moral.
Walt and Jesse are not killers.
Walt turned into one last week, but at least he could say it was in self-defense.
As gross as dissolving a human being sounds (and is!
That fake conversation doesnt get past Skylar either.
(Always pay attention to lectures in movies and TV shows.
They usually give the theme away.)
But does Walt have enough gangster in him to kill a man?
The universe is not going to let him dodge the question.
Its not going to allow Krazy-8 to wheeze out of breath like a punctured tire.
Breaking bad is just the first step.
Theres no telling how far down the slippery slope he can go from here.
(At least Junior comes off as hanging on every word.)
What up, beyotch?
Leave it at the tone.
How sure are we that Jesse knows the language of the streets?
The General Interests section of Jesses MySpace-like page in full: Fine herbage!
Keepin it real, Jai Roy Ki Kung-Fu (Blue belt with shrunken certification).
Banging the skins with my smokin band TwaughtHammer.
European Motocross (plan to attend Wheelie School in Vegas this summer).
Jesses courage and improvisational skills are stronger than they seem.
Its just unfortunate that he flunked chemistry.
Recreational cannabis has been legal to sell in New Mexico since April 1 of this year.
