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mrorange211 said:
Nope. Love that episode so much.
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I'm rewatching the entire series. I'm in the middle of season 2. I'm gonna give the fly episode another shot and see what I missed the first time around. I was brand new to Breaking Bad the first time I saw it.
 
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I was not disappointed in the finale.

I thought it could have been a little more epic, and that would have required that this episode be stretched out into 2 episodes. It felt slightly rushed at times.

Still, overall, this was the best TV series I've ever watched.
 
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I've really only got one complaint with the end now that I'm over "it."

As a man who saw his father get cancer and go from a very healthy 190 to 85 pounds in a year, from stage 3 pancreatic cancer, I can say that they had almost all of Walt's makeup well done (and the bigger clothes helped). However, when he lifted his shirt up, all you should've seen was bones, in all directions. If they had even panned up close and cut his face out and put someone else in there that was that skinny it would've been a great "Holy ****, look how bad he is" moment, because that's how it really happens. It's the reason people arguing "that gunshot shouldn't have killed him so fast if at all!" are idiots. He was close to being dead already, a strong fall could've killed him if it was as bad as they were implying, so a gunshot? He was fueled by rage/love/something to make it even as long as he did.

Still, far and away the best show ever.
 
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Cancer is different for everybody. My wife got to skin and bones, but she never went bald (her hair got thin, but a stranger probably wouldn't take note). I mean, we don't even know if Walt was doing chemo this round, do we?
 
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n_huffhines said:
Cancer is different for everybody. My wife got to skin and bones, but she never went bald (her hair got thin, but a stranger probably wouldn't take note). I mean, we don't even know if Walt was doing chemo this round, do we?
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He was in the cabin.
 
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So my friends and I debated this, but do you think in hindsight Walt would do it all over again, if faced with the original decision to cook meth?
 
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n_huffhines said:
Oh right. How long, I guess at least a few months? Did they ever say? Long enough for his hair to grow a couple inches.
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The vacuum guy came by once a month and said sorry about last time when trying to insert the iv so it had to be at least a couple of months.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Cancer is different for everybody. My wife got to skin and bones, but she never went bald (her hair got thin, but a stranger probably wouldn't take note). I mean, we don't even know if Walt was doing chemo this round, do we?
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One thing that they were going for with him was a weight loss though. You can't lift up your shirt and have a gut and decent backside and believe that a man has lost 50 pounds.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Cancer is different for everybody. My wife got to skin and bones, but she never went bald (her hair got thin, but a stranger probably wouldn't take note). I mean, we don't even know if Walt was doing chemo this round, do we?
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The treatment (chemo) is being worked on, constantly. My son is doing his research fellowship for pre-med at Saint Jude Cancer Research Hospital. He is trying to replace a drug called Cisplatin, contained in chemo doses, with something else that has no adverse affects. The idea is to make chemo doses where they don't make all your hair fall out, including inner ear hair, which amplifies sound. If they figure it out, not ALL chemo patients will experience hearing loss, as they do now. I don't think Cisplatin is the culprit, but eventually they will find it.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Cancer is different for everybody. My wife got to skin and bones, but she never went bald (her hair got thin, but a stranger probably wouldn't take note). I mean, we don't even know if Walt was doing chemo this round, do we?
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And it was rude of me, but I didn't mention that I'm sorry she had to go through that. And you. I know it isn't easy for either of you. Sorry bout that :hi:
 
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So, I guess the writers knew all along that they were going to have Walt use the ricin on Lydia, right? Focusing on her obsessive habit of using Stevia and demanding more each time she was at that cafe/restaurant to set up Walt putting the ricin in the packet.
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