Breaking Bad on amc

#726
#726
blupotato said:
I am recording it and something else at the same time. I will delay watching it until about 10pm. That way I can avoid commercials and rewind if I miss something. I won't tell you what happens.
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Cool. I think the re air comes on at 11. I just gotta convince the big boss to have it on one of the channels
 
#734
#734
This episode was great. Can't believe the end there, and with so many new plot threads now.

Obvious Hank vs Walt showdown finally

but now we've got Jesse VS himself (and we all know, eventually walt)

The European cartels now because of Lydia

The Cancer (when you can say terminal cancer isn't the most dangerous point in a show its really something).

And we finally have a 100% Sighting of Chechov's Ricin.

Now for my crazy end of show prediction for potential bragging rights (subject to change but I think I saw something in Gilligan's eye whenever they said on Talking Bad about "Greek Tragedy" and "Hubris must be punished")

Rant ahead
This show has forever to me felt like a modern day Hamlet. It's not a story about events that happen and the protagonist goes to challenge them, its about a story that happens within the protagonist. And it will end in that way, within Walt. The Ricin will be used to kill himself as he tells his story/fesses to his crimes/reflects on himself after we THINK he's going to die in a shootout. But, just like Hamlet, everyone will die except for one or two minor characters, with my guess being Saul lives. He will be the person who has to clean it all up at the end, and he'll simply sweep it under the rug and never lose a nights sleep.

Walt will have to kill Jesse as well. And that's when we will all give up on him having any redeemable qualities in the end. And Jesse will know about all of the things he did, and he won't be able to do anything about them.

I tweeted it after the cold open "He walks like he's Osama in the suburbs."

I'm looking forward most to seeing just how it all gets out for him to be so dangerous that his neighbor ****s her pants just seeing him at his own house in broad daylight. (or she might've just thought he was dead or got out of jail, who knows).


One last side not/wild guess. Some graffiti or something in the house will give it all away in the end when we look back in hindsight. I think there was something in dust or spray painted as he looks out the window at the kids skating that you can kind of see, but I can't make it out. I think come the end there will be something in that house that gives a lot away.

Damn I love this show.


*Does this forum not have a spoilers tag?
 
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#735
#735
Daloth said:
This episode was great. Can't believe the end there, and with so many new plot threads now.

Obvious Hank vs Walt showdown finally

but now we've got Jesse VS himself (and we all know, eventually walt)

The European cartels now because of Lydia

The Cancer (when you can say terminal cancer isn't the most dangerous point in a show its really something).

And we finally have a 100% Sighting of Chechov's Ricin.

Now for my crazy end of show prediction for potential bragging rights (subject to change but I think I saw something in Gilligan's eye whenever they said on Talking Bad about "Greek Tragedy" and "Hubris must be punished")

Rant ahead
This show has forever to me felt like a modern day Hamlet. It's not a story about events that happen and the protagonist goes to challenge them, its about a story that happens within the protagonist. And it will end in that way, within Walt. The Ricin will be used to kill himself as he tells his story/fesses to his crimes/reflects on himself after we THINK he's going to die in a shootout. But, just like Hamlet, everyone will die except for one or two minor characters, with my guess being Saul lives. He will be the person who has to clean it all up at the end, and he'll simply sweep it under the rug and never lose a nights sleep.

Walt will have to kill Jesse as well. And that's when we will all give up on him having any redeemable qualities in the end. And Jesse will know about all of the things he did, and he won't be able to do anything about them.[/spoiler

I tweeted it after the cold open "He walks like he's Osama in the suburbs."

I'm looking forward most to seeing just how it all gets out for him to be so dangerous that his neighbor ****s her pants just seeing him at his own house in broad daylight. (or she might've just thought he was dead or got out of jail, who knows).


One last side not/wild guess. Some graffiti or something in the house will give it all away in the end when we look back in hindsight. I think there was something in dust or spray painted as he looks out the window at the kids skating that you can kind of see, but I can't make it out. I think come the end there will be something in that house that gives a lot away.

Damn I love this show.
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Heisenberg was spray painted on the wall.
 
#736
#736
There's still a lot going on, but I agree they wasted no time getting right down to business in terms of Hank. Could have done without the skinny pete and badger 10 minute sci fi rant. They are a couple of my least favorite characters.
 
#738
#738
I don't know wtf is up with Jesse. The money ain't gonna heal his head but it would sure as hell get him the funk out of Albuquerque, which is the last place on earth I would be. I gotta feeling the Russians are coming and Jesse ain't seen nothing compared to what they're gonna do.
 
#739
#739
Just watched on my DVR as soon as I woke up this AM.

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[spoilers ahead]




Favorite line:

"....if you don't know who I am, then maybe you should tread carefully."

I think, after it's all said and done, BB will go down as one of, if not THE, best written and acted shows ever. Everyone's at the top of their game.
 
#741
#741
Watching the Hank/Walt confrontation again, I love how Walt switches over to his Heisenberg voice when he says, "tread lightly." Incredible acting from both Norris and Cranston in that scene.
 
#742
#742
Daloth said:
Obviously, but that's the simple one. I mean something not immediately noticeable that they didn't sit on for two minutes.
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Gotcha. I thought that's the one you were talking about. With the detail in your spoiler post I was wondering how in the world you couldn't make out Heisenberg on the wall.
 
#743
#743
I couldn't watch it last night because I knew I wouldn't be able to sleep. It was a good idea, in that, this episode was just too much.

Jesse can't take it anymore and Walt is about to fully confront the consequences of his actions. What another 7 episodes this will be.
 
#744
#744
vol4eva said:
Watching the Hank/Walt confrontation again, I love how Walt switches over to his Heisenberg voice when he says, "tread lightly." Incredible acting from both Norris and Cranston in that scene.
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Actually he switched over to the voice first after Hank said get the kids and Skylar to stay at his place and he replies "That's not going to happen."
 
#746
#746
mrorange211 said:
ACTUALLY there is no way to know for sure, so why be so pretentious about it?
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Pretty clear that he turned on Heisenberg when Hank said about his kids. You think that was plain 'ol Walt talking?

It's a discussion board, lighten up Francis.
 
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#749
#749
So who is going to be the first main character to die? I sadly fear that Hank is in great danger.
 
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