My impression of Jesse is that he was a kid born with a lot of advantages and as a result never took anything seriously. You can see the way his face changes when he sees what Walt wrote on his test paper. Maybe being the first kid, his parents were too easy on him. From what it looked like, they might be going a little in the opposite direction with his brother.
I really, really hope they get more into the Walt/Gretchen stuff in S5b.
I don't think he doesn't care about getting Hugo fired. It's part of the reason he's pissed off at Hank in the card scene and at himself. Then he sort of blames himself for pushing Jesse to talk to Tuco--I don't think he would have gotten the extra money otherwise.
How could they have cut that!!?
Probably for time. I learned from the podcasts that this stuff has to come in down to the exact frame, no more. I knew things were tight, but I didn't know they were *that* tight.
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My impression of Jesse is that he was a kid born with a lot of advantages and as a result never took anything seriously. You can see the way his face changes when he sees what Walt wrote on his test paper. Maybe being the first kid, his parents were too easy on him. From what it looked like, they might be going a little in the opposite direction with his brother.
I really, really hope they get more into the Walt/Gretchen stuff in S5b.
I don't think he doesn't care about getting Hugo fired. It's part of the reason he's pissed off at Hank in the card scene and at himself. Then he sort of blames himself for pushing Jesse to talk to Tuco--I don't think he would have gotten the extra money otherwise.
How could they have cut that!!?
Probably for time. I learned from the podcasts that this stuff has to come in down to the exact frame, no more. I knew things were tight, but I didn't know they were *that* tight.