Can someone explain this episode?

>>86779910
"We want the reddit audience"
>but sir, we are already as reddit as it gets
"No, there has to be a way to reddit even harder"
>Vince: I got you senpai

The fly = Ebola

autism

why did Jesse kill the dog?

>>86779910
Writer's strike happened.

>>86779910
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottle_episode

As someone who was binging the entire show at the time, I didn't even realize it was a bottle episode until it ended. I actually liked it.

>>86780815
>Vince Gilligan still sticks by this as his favorite episode
>4 Days Out is literally the best episode in the whole show and it's also a bottle episode
Did he just like the fact that it was basically a day off filming/writing when they did Fly? God forbid you put some effort into the one thing in your life that will matter

I liked this episode. Every other episode on the show is so focused on the plot moving forward at 100mph with le crazy cliffhangers. One episode which just shows Walt trying to do his "job" and cook while having some kind of reflection on his new life/craziness was alright.

The fly is a metaphor for his consciousness that keeps troubling him.
Deep symbolism isn't obvious to low-IQ anime-fans such as yourself I'm guessing, retard.

>>86780891
It's possible that he has a connection to the character, and having a whole episode that focuses on character building rather than plot advancement was something he enjoyed. And having it take place in one room might have been a challenge to him that he also got joy from.

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>>86781096
>deep

Did the guy that makes the new Star Wars direct this?

>/tv/ struggles with basic metaphors
Stupid fucking cunts