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16 Jun 2025, 1:28 pm

I know it's a fictional TV Show, but I was wondering if the character of Mike was someplace on the spectrum? I ask because I can relate to his ''systematic'' ''detailed'' way of thinking,and overall demeanor, minus his line of work of course. I also wondered about Walter and Gus as well.



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18 Jun 2025, 8:44 pm

I never saw Mike as having any ASD. The chicken man, maybe. I think Walter was just a well-educated teacher.

What's BCS?



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18 Jun 2025, 8:49 pm

ToughDiamond wrote:
I never saw Mike as having any ASD. The chicken man, maybe. I think Walter was just a well-educated teacher.

What's BCS?


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18 Jun 2025, 9:27 pm

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Thanks for clarifying the acronym. I figured it couldn't be Bowl Championship Series or Body Condition Scoring. That would have been silly.

Saul seems NT to me. He clearly has no problem with deliberately giving a false impression as long as it could just about scrape through some kind of ethical scrutiny. Don't know if that's really diagnostic of NT syndrome though.