Breaking Bad on amc

#1,076
#1,076
coug said:
Yes, meant to write Walt instead of Hank.



Jesse has no choice really but to run, unless like you said something else transpires. He knows Walt wants him dead and that the nazi's are there to kill him.



Honestly, not only do I not like it but I'm not buying into the whole Jesse turning on Walt story line. It's just not fitting of Jesse's character. Jesse shoots the other cook in the face in cold blood, his girlfriend OD's and dies, and some other guy who wasn't Walt shot the kid and just now Jesse is losing it?

To those bringing up the dead junkie girlfriend...
So what! Walt was right the entire time he was telling Jesse to dump her because she would only cause problems and probably get them caught. Not to mention she was bringing Jesse down with her to chase the dragon. She OD'd on her own and Walt just decided not to intervene with Darwin's natural process.
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I'm not saying he won't try, I'm saying that I don't think he could get away. Others were saying he got a head start; given where they are, a head start isn't much of an advantage against people with vehicles, plus he's pretty far from civilization, at least on foot.
 
#1,077
#1,077
I'm so excited right now for this it's not even funny. Vince Gilligan saying this is the best episode of the series is like being told when the best day of your life is gonna be and having to wait for it and not knowing why it'll be great.
 
#1,078
#1,078
Wow, that cold open was the original lie. You could even tell just how much it bothered him to tell it. They suddenly made Walt likeable again.
 
#1,080
#1,080
We're only 20 minutes in and this is already the best episode of anything I've ever seen. My mouth hasn't closed since I saw Gomez dead.

This is better than bad sex.
 
#1,082
#1,082
Wow, didn't see that coming! I was wrong about Hank, but that could have gone either way. Did not expect the confession about Jane.
 
#1,085
#1,085
I totally thought someone was gonna die in that knife fight. But him taking Holly was even more brutal and awesome. I feel terrible for Walt. He honestly tried to save Hank. and even Hank saw that, and its why he said what he did.

But, Jr. saying he attacked his mother when he clearly didn't was absolute bull****. I literally have no clue what is going to happen next.
 
#1,091
#1,091
This is the most brutal scene I've ever seen. He's trying to maintain the evil persona and he can't. If a man is balling his eyes out while being a monster then he's not a monster.
 
#1,098
#1,098
Last phone call was genius on Walt's part. Completely absolves Skylar of any wrongdoing. I couldn't really tell if she knew what he was doing but it seemed like it.
 
#1,099
#1,099
UTCVol said:
Last phone call was genius on Walt's part. Completely absolves Skylar of any wrongdoing. I couldn't really tell if she knew what he was doing but it seemed like it.
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She knew. It's why she acted the way she did IMO.

I seriously think this episode was the best part of any story I've ever read or scene on a tv show/movie. I mean, I was depressed, pissed off, falling over laughing at Jesse in the background and Walt rolling the cash, anxious at what was gonna happen... if they had a pair of tits in this episode it would literally have it all.

I can't imagine how they are going to follow this up.

I think this 100% solidifies Walt is going to get the supremacists now, but I think it also guarantees that the Ricin is for himself as well, unless he wants to go full circle and off Jesse with it, because at this point there's no way he goes back to "save" him, since he's the reason it all broke down and he told him about Jane.
 
#1,100
#1,100
That's the best episode of any television series I've ever seen. A true masterpiece, and probably the greatest show of all time.
 
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