I hope that someone who has watched this through can help me answer a question.
First, I really, really like this show. I don't own a TV so for me to watch anything is an investment in effort to go to someone else's' home, away from my cats who protest the lack of immediate services, and watch it there. So, I really have little experience. Here are all of the shows I ever watched:
The Shield - I loved it and watched every single episode down to the satisfying conclusion.
Deadwood - What a great show seriously harmed by the "oops, we're canceling, we'll wrap it up in one crappy episode" strategy they took.
Oz - Again, pretty good with a "cancellation" ending.
In my youth I saw Roots and Rich Man, Poor Man. That is it.
So, I'm 4 episodes into Season 2 of Breaking Bad and I've already acquired seasons 3 and 4 from the library. I really think it is terrific but there is a "flaw" that's bothering me and I want to know if this is logically resolved eventually. Don't tell me how, just if it is or isn't.
Everybody has fantasies about "coming across" a large amount of cash. It's a good healthy daydream. But really, cash is not very useful if it isn't "on the books". That's why Cartels launder money. You can't go out and buy a house, car or other major investment without attracting the IRS. If you came by money honestly, no problem. If not....well, you can't just leave your family with $780K in unlaundered money because a) they'll surely know it isn't yours and b) it really can't be spent without bringing down a **** storm on your head.
So, does this get resolved or must I believe that he will leave his holier-than-thou wife and kid with a bunch of rolled up bills covered in meth. It needs to be laundered or lost to be "accurate".
Thank you for your help. Resolved or not resolved?
