LOL. Just to say that was my phrasing not Gilligans. But yes, the way he described it was Walt not intending for Jesse to have an emotional breakdown but seizing the opportunity when it came along to manipulate Jesse further.
I don't include season 5 episodes because the relationship is all based on lies and manipulations.
I know what you mean but I do love a lot of the S5 Walt/Jesse scenes. Particularly the big scenes they share in Madrigal, Say My Name and Gliding Over All. The fucked-up-ness doesn't put me off!
In danger. ;)
*grins* Like Saul's awesome secretary says, Walt and Jesse are always in danger.
I'd love Walt and Jesse to reconcile somehow before the end but I can't see it happening unless Jesse never learns the truth. Mind you, I never thought that my boys Gaius and Felix would reconcile and somehow they did. I'd love a Walt and Jesse equivalent of that coffee and cigars scene from 'Blood on the Scales'.
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LOL. Just to say that was my phrasing not Gilligans. But yes, the way he described it was Walt not intending for Jesse to have an emotional breakdown but seizing the opportunity when it came along to manipulate Jesse further.
I don't include season 5 episodes because the relationship is all based on lies and manipulations.
I know what you mean but I do love a lot of the S5 Walt/Jesse scenes. Particularly the big scenes they share in Madrigal, Say My Name and Gliding Over All. The fucked-up-ness doesn't put me off!
In danger. ;)
*grins* Like Saul's awesome secretary says, Walt and Jesse are always in danger.
I'd love Walt and Jesse to reconcile somehow before the end but I can't see it happening unless Jesse never learns the truth. Mind you, I never thought that my boys Gaius and Felix would reconcile and somehow they did. I'd love a Walt and Jesse equivalent of that coffee and cigars scene from 'Blood on the Scales'.