I think them saying, "You're not in Chile anymore" Or whatever it was he said, shows that he had some sort of pull in Chile.

I think I recall from a previous season in some cartel scene where Hector refers to Gus as a former general.

I could be mistaken. He didn't seem very much like a former general in last nights flashback scene.

Maybe Walt marked the message as unread.

Seasons 1-3 showed up on Netflix instant the other day but I can't get any to play. Anyone else have problems?

Got through "Bullet Points" last night. Hoping to have time to watch 4:5, "Shotgun," today. Love this season, but I can see where it's all sort of building up for some craziness.

Walt is becoming something of a douchebag, in my eyes. The way he interacts with Mike is annoying, and I laughed my ass off when Mike put him on the ground in the bar. Jesse is just sad. He's like a Faustian tragic hero, ruling over his doomed empire with no satisfaction. Hoping to see some of the developments people have talked about on here to get him out of the depressing squalor.

Shotgun is so ****ing good. Watch it now!

I want the Cartel to visit Haley's house tonight.

I was having problems getting some other stuff to play on Roku. I went back to the instant queue on the PC, added it again, checked my instant queue to make sure it was in there. no problems after that.

Just finished "Shotgun." It's interesting that Walt does for Hank what Gus/Mike are doing for Jesse: give purpose and a reason to go on living.

WTF... everyone was so depressed by the Chiefs game that they didn't watch BB last night? Sounds like it was a badass episode from what I read.

I can't see any good end to Jesse's trip to Mexico.

..unless he uses his lucky ricin cigarette.

It will be interesting to see where Jesse and Walt's relationship goes now.

I've had the feeling since the beginning of this season that Jesse ends up killing Walt.

Is this the last season of BB? Anyone know?

No. There is one more season.