Neat factoid: The titles of the 1st, 4th, 7th and 13th episodes of Season 2 (these are the episodes which begin with the teddy bear) spell out "737 Down Over ABQ".
It's a technique known as "en media res", where the audience is dropped into an unfamiliar scenario and then zapped back until a point where it can be explained. A more manageable example would be the series pilot where the RV is zipping through the desert with no explanation and pair of khakis goes flying.
So, no the fake ID has yet to be explained.
Absolutely. There are people (murderers, rapists, etc.) who earn derisive comments upon their deaths. A man who did what he wanted with his own GD football team isn't in that category. Those comments are shameful.
RIP
I mean, Colbert must feel like he stumbled on a gold mine there. Usually he has to wring every last drop of comedy out of those interviews. This time she did all the work for him!
Tebow doesn't really deserve to be the 3rd guy in that equation. His apotheosis is the media's own doing. Somebody like Holmes or Cromartie would be more fitting.
Still, great pic
"Look, I'm not going to be buddies with you. We were in too deep. And I realize you need to experiment with other boyfriends. Get to it, then give me a call when you decide you need a manfriend. 'Til then, sugartits."
...is what I would say.
I bet if the writers could go back in time, they'd have Mike paying off "legacy funds" to just 2 or 3 guys in jail. Would've been a lot more believable.
Maybe Skyler was reading it and Walt didn't realize. Or maybe Flynn went emo and left it there.
The point is solvent, though. You can be careful to the point of murdering 9 inmates and a book can take you down.