In general, it is a story of Bai, a chemistry teacher who experienced a mid-life crisis, when the last straw of cancer was overwhelmed, and he decided to take risks to make drugs and make money. The first season has just 7 episodes, which is basically such a simple story. As the story progresses, Bai's unfortunate family background is interspersed, including his wife's unplanned pregnancy at an advanced age, his son's disability, money problems, unsatisfactory work and disrespect, and all the pressures that a midlife crisis should have and should not have. What's more unfortunate than these is the lack of family support and understanding.
Bai's attitude towards cancer was to give up from the very beginning. Even though he started chemotherapy treatment under the strong intervention of his wife, he was still reluctant in his heart. The wife is a person with a strong desire to control and does not allow voices that disagree with her, so it may be that she wants to express that she is also one of the sources of pressure for Bai. Bai's situation here is representative of countless people in crisis.
Bai's road of drug production and drug dealers also went very poorly. One transaction failed to kill two drug dealers. The whole season is very large in explaining how to kill these two people, from the accident at the beginning to the confusion and escape , to the hesitation after the plan, to the final execution of the murder. After that, he finally found a market and was another violent drug dealer, Tuco, who had a very short temper.
The story of the first season came to an abrupt end here, leaving people scratching their heads.
Because of the reputation of this show, I was afraid that I would miss something, so I restarted it many times in the past few years, but I didn't stick to it. This time I finally finished watching the first season. Maybe it's a long time ago. Personally, I still think it's a show that can be watched or not.
You say that it talks about crime, high-precision and high-skilled drug production, it always seems to be almost something, maybe because of the single mode, the topic cannot be formed continuously, and the rhythm is very slow. You say that it talks about human nature, greed, helplessness, patience, etc., but it doesn’t seem to be very profound, and it is expressed through some very dramatic points. a feeling of. It is certainly not a comfortable daily drama without any focus, nor does it take the emotional route or the major conspiracy route, so I am very puzzled.
The following journals
S01E06
At the beginning, when P found out that W had cancer, this dialogue, compared with W's realistic family that had been rendering before, S's incomprehension and insistence.
In this scene, P is closer to the concept of family? Because P's understanding and are in the same position. Because when P went to find Tuco, he was beaten to death by Tuco, and Bai really needed money. After seeing P in the hospital, Bai shaved his hair and decided to negotiate this negotiation by himself.
Of course, he left a hand when he went, not methamphetamine, but dynamite, (in response to the mirror elements who taught students in the school before)
Hugo, he's so warm too. (School cleaners) But good people are never rewarded.
S01E07
Every time Bai did some big business, his sex drive was soaring. The explanation here is Because it's illegal. It can also be regarded as a clear pun.
Because it was too late to buy raw materials, the two-pound business that Bai had negotiated with the drug lord could only be halved. The two of them went to see the drug lord with the heart to die. However, although the drug lord was angry, they negotiated a new agreement with Bai. (I have a question mark on my face here, and I don’t know if the drug lord is cherishing talent or what. According to the character that P was beaten into before, this place does not beat people and agrees to a new agreement, which is incredible.
Sometimes forbidden fruits taste sweet
32 points P shouted out Yeah science
S wants to return the 500-knife crown that his sister gave to her unborn sister. This place is really bad. Think of Rach in Friends. The things that other people give contain their hearts and love, and the behavior of returning them just to exchange money behind them is a waste of heart. Why don't you just ask people for money without having a party? As a result, when S took it back, he was told that the crown was stolen. (Applause in my heart for retribution)
On the other hand, Bai and P go to a factory to steal things in order to solve the raw materials. Fireworks for opening the door are really awesome.
But to be honest, the housing crisis in this episode is a bit silly. The first is that the real estate agent does not take his mobile phone with him during working hours and does not leave messages on the mobile phone for a long time? So unprofessional. Second, as I said before, the appointment only, the event is held in the room and the owner is not informed, so what is the purpose of making an appointment in advance? Also, is this agent spraying perfume or the like in the house when there are spectators to cover up the smell of meth? So she knows about drug making? Then there was an argument over the fact that the sister was stealing from the store (shoes a few episodes ago had foreshadowed this), which led to a discussion that some people do things for the family. If Bai did something illegal, how would S treat it.
The drug lord beat up one of his subordinates because of a little quarrel during the delivery. Of course, it is not ruled out that he did it for Bai, but it really highlights his attitude towards Bai.
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