Breaking Bad Thread

[Jhinge Machha]

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[Red '84]

boardwalk empire in a few weeks

 

that will pass a few months anyway

[VladimirIlyich]

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All that money was mindblowing.

[Redder Lurtz]

That was ace.

[Kevin D]

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If they wanted to end it with a bang, they could have just worked it so the deaths were at the end and the show stopped with the close up of Walt's watch.

 

I think they just wanted to set it up and chill the fuck out. The death scenes were fucking ace. And sickening.

 

I had absolutely no problems with the season - it may have been the best yet - and my comment was an observation, not a criticism.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Yeah, I was just commenting on your thoughts. I knew they weren't a criticism. If anything you defended it.

[Kevin D]

Ah, Sorry, NV. Nuances of tone on the internet.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

FUCK OFF!

 

But in a really nice way.

[JER]

I loved the Soul tune near the end. A feelgood moment where you never expected it, from a source that you never thought it would come from. For me, this show has to be the greatest TV yet aired.

[Chairman Meow]

Thought they did very well with the episode. Exactly what you wouldn't expect, nice calm ending when you're expecting everything to go mental.

[Woo]

Am I the only one who hated the final scene, then?

 

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Find it hard to believe that a guy as meticulous as Walt would leave something so incriminating around, to be perfectly honest. Other than that a great season.

[Kevin D]

Am I the only one who hated the final scene, then?

 

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Find it hard to believe that a guy as meticulous as Walt would leave something so incriminating around, to be perfectly honest. Other than that a great season.

 

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Unless he had other things on his mind, like, say, he had just been for a catscan and found out his cancer was back?

[Woo]

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Unless he had other things on his mind, like, say, he had just been for a catscan and found out his cancer was back?

 

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But he was given the book long before then. Why did he not just get rid of it like he did with the plant, etc.

 

Don't think it fits in with his character that he'd leave something like that around the house, and it ruined the end of the season for me.

[Torvald Utne]

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I've just had a look at Season 3 Episode 6 which is where Walt meets Gale, Gale recites a poem by Walt Whitman and about a minute later Walt is reading Leaves of Grass at home. I'm not buying that Gale gives him a book after their first meeting and also inscribes it in such a familiar way.

[Red '84]

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gale was pretty enamoured and in awe of walt from the off so it wouldnt surprise me so much. walts ego has been so blown up over the series that part of him would probably like hank to find out about what he´s done

[Red '84]

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i havent seen it mentioned but were my eyes deceiving me or was that the undertaker who was planning the jail massacre for walt?

[VladimirIlyich]

Am I the only one who hated the final scene, then?

 

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Find it hard to believe that a guy as meticulous as Walt would leave something so incriminating around, to be perfectly honest. Other than that a great season.

 

I thought this too.

[Sparky]

Off topic a bit, but watching Total Recall on ITV2 and just realised Hank is Tony...

 

[DooooodekNo5]

Only just caught up with this show , just finished watching every episode in about a week.

 

Awesome stuff , this show pisses on anything ive seen before , shite having to wait 10 months for the last 8 episodes though.

[DooooodekNo5]

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gale was pretty enamoured and in awe of walt from the off so it wouldnt surprise me so much. walts ego has been so blown up over the series that part of him would probably like hank to find out about what he´s done

 

For sure , Walts ego is huge now i thought Lydia played him well by stroking that ego to save her life (again).

 

He did plant the seed in Hanks mind a while back that it was doubtful Gale was 'Heisenburg' , Walt basically encouraged him to keep on digging almost as if he didn't want Gale taking the credit.

Edited September 5, 2012 by DooooodekNo5

[DooooodekNo5]

It was a bit of a shit way to get found out and there are some holes in it but its hard to criticise such a great show , i still want to know how Walt managed to poison Brock.

[JER]

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Could Walt just get out like that? Lots of people involved in that operation, I would imagine the only way out is a body bag.

Eight episodes does not seem enough to tie all this up.

[thesouthafrican]

Am I the only one who hated the final scene, then?

 

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Find it hard to believe that a guy as meticulous as Walt would leave something so incriminating around, to be perfectly honest. Other than that a great season.

 

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Yeah I was wondering that too. I read somewhere that if you watch and listen closely, there is a snap as Hank pulls open the page with the dedication - the pages were stuck together and so Walt never saw the dedication and thought it was safe to keep the book as a harmless memento, with meaning only to him.

 

Another point: Hank actually has a lot of incentive to keep quiet, seeing as Walt is now out of the business, also this will make him (Hank) look very, very bad. If he were to try and prosecute Walt it would only be because of his conscience/sense of justice.

[Elite]

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I love the dynamic between Walt and Hank. It's going to get even better now, be interesting what type of strategy Hank uses now to snare Walt or what other card he'll play.

[JER]

Just wondering if there is a count of deaths that Walt is responsible for?