Breaking Bad

[Satsuki]

threw a pizza on the roof of her garage

[Chux]

Rrrraaaaaage

[Rumpy]

I totally forgot about that!

[sedition]

that was a one-take, jesus-intervention, pizza toss.

[FirstBlood]

You guys are nuts. Of course Skylar is meant to be a sympathetic character. This same shit happens on every show where the lead is a married male anti-hero.

This. Seriously. It's Rita all over again. Yes, an annoying bitchy character but her annoying bitchyness was always warranted if you took even a second to think about it.

Calling out the "cheating" is just hilarious given it took place after they were separated. Skylar demands a divorce, Walt refuses, and finally reveals to her that he has been lying the entire time and is actually involved in a drug ring. Oh my god how dare she fuck someone else.

[Hubbitron]

She's been trying to wear the pants in the family since ep 1. How many of Walt's decisions did she support without question in this series? When has she stood by her man whether or not he did what she wanted? The whole car wash thing had to be done because she had to have it "her way". That should assume equal guilt.... Then she gave away 600k and assumes no responsibility for her fuckups?

Yeah I hope she gets offed soon. Also, ugly.

[Frogacuda]

She was used to wearing the pants because she was married to a pussy for 20 years.

[Drewbacca]

that was a one-take, jesus-intervention, pizza toss.

Cranston spilled the beans in an interview they rigged the pizza up to land like that on the roof during the scene.

[Drewbacca]

She's been trying to wear the pants in the family since ep 1. How many of Walt's decisions did she support without question in this series? When has she stood by her man whether or not he did what she wanted? The whole car wash thing had to be done because she had to have it "her way". That should assume equal guilt.... Then she gave away 600k and assumes no responsibility for her fuckups?

Yeah I hope she gets offed soon. Also, ugly.

An act that effectively killed old Walt. She was always controlling... and Walt being unable to release his frustration is what led to his disenfranchisement that bred Heisenberg in the first place. I don't think Walt is justified in the slightest, I just don't think Skylar is sympathetic. Like I said... she's laying in the bed she created for herself.

I don't agree with the Dexter analogy either. Rita was always a sweet heart, especially with Dexter running off and fucking old Pardon My Tits.

[aren]

Cranston spilled the beans in an interview they rigged the pizza up to land like that on the roof during the scene.

False; they built a device to use but it never was used since he managed to get it up on the roof just by throwing it himself. This was first said by Gilligan I believe and then later repeated by Cranston himself on Jimmy Kimmel.