Hi there, I'm just new here. Is it possible to adjust Kim's flashback to the timeline? It's set 1984 or later given the 1984-86 license plate on her mom's car - it seems pertinent to tighten that timeline as Kim being in JUNIOR high at 16 seems unusual if we're to believe her license date of birth. Other time references in the scene are McNuggets (1983 national release in USA, they were available in select markets beforehand) and Rick Springfield's Affair of the Heart (released April 1983) on the radio.

It’s just kind of strange

I love this show because it’s cool that I’ve seen the house of the main character. To bad they had to put signs everywhere and a metal roof so when people there pizzas on top of the roof they would slide down. 😂

Moving over to this unpopular opinions thread, and we see that Ozymandias is not considered the best episode by all. Ozymandias has an incredibly rare distinction on IMDb - it continues to hold a perfect 10/10 rating, even after 115,000 user votes. By all accounts, Ozymandias is a perfect episode of television. It literally doesn't get better than this. Yet Reddit user Rswany argues that "significant plot change does not necessarily mean highest quality." Fair enough.

Ya know the sheep Doug in Zootopia's friends names are references to this right? Woolter(walter) and Jesse, AND THE NIGHTHOWLER DRUG IS THE BLUE SKY

The model and make

It was snowy in NH when Walt left to return to NM, but the show portrays it as only a few days between then and his death on September 7th. I know there's never been snow in late August in NH, so the latest it could otherwise be when he left is March or maybe April. What happened for 4 months, am I missing something, or is this a chronological oversight?

Which episode is it from

I'm curious, does Gus' henchmen work 24 hour shifts?

Reason I'm asking is because we see the working in the morning, them at other occasions we see them late night some afternoons etc.

His body was dissolved in acid, so his body will never be found. Can you imagine how horrible it is for his parents? It just leaves them trapped with eternal suffering and no closure on knowing what happened to him. And the only people that know what happened are dead, and Jesse who also knows just lives his new life in Alaska and can never confess without getting locked up.