Breaking Bad Season 5 **Contains Spoilers**

dougfloyd

mca47 wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

What if he burns it all. Takes away the one thing Walt has worked so hard for. Now he's going to die, and the family won't have a cent! Bigtime "FU" to Walt! :think:

Funny thing is if he had burned the house down the lotto ticket with the coordinance would have burned with it.

Possible he got it out of Saul when he was beating the shit outta him? Saul maybe feared for his life and told him (perhaps in a similar "we didn't show you the whole story" kinda thing). Then Saul suggests killing him...[/quote]

But at this point I don't think Saul knows where the money is, only Walt does. It does seem likely that he's going to try to find and destroy the money, maybe he's just guessing that it might be at their first cook site?

RiotZact

mca47 wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

What if he burns it all. Takes away the one thing Walt has worked so hard for. Now he's going to die, and the family won't have a cent! Bigtime "FU" to Walt! :think:

Funny thing is if he had burned the house down the lotto ticket with the coordinance would have burned with it.

Possible he got it out of Saul when he was beating the shit outta him? Saul maybe feared for his life and told him (perhaps in a similar "we didn't show you the whole story" kinda thing). Then Saul suggests killing him...[/quote]

But Saul isn't supposed to know either is he? Unless he had a tracker on that van? That would be pretty awesome.

tvismyfriend

Todd kept the spider of that kid he shot. I wonder if that will come into play at some point.

Cradles Broken Glass

I have yet to read this entire thread, and I am jumping in a little late. I just want to contribute my two cents. First being that I think that Walt still has his money. If you recall, he leaves the waitress a $100 tip at Denny's. I think that Walt will always have his money for at least as long as he lives. Secondly being that I thought the point I where I would turn on Walt would be when he went up against Jesse. I thought Jesse was the only character that I had formed an "emotional" attachment to, but I cannot stop pulling for Walt. I know that we are meant to hate Walt at this point, but I cannot. I want him to go all the way and win. I find myself saying, "shoot Jesse in head." I also like Skyler. My husband despises her, but I think she is the perfect Mrs. Heisenberg. She is smart, even the affair with Ted was a calculated move meant to make Walt leave her. I am glad that she has finally embraced the "dark side." I guess that I identify with Walt. Think about how many of us strive to do the "right" thing everyday, but we get handed one pile of shit after another. While I hope that we never know the horror that something like a cancer diagnoses brings, I think we can all identify with his plight just based on our daily trials and obstacles. Lastly, we know that something happens with Todd. In an earlier episode, Todd is seen calling Walt outside of a diner with his uncle. I think it is his uncle that has blood on him. So, we know that blood was shed, just not who the blood belongs to.

mca47

Cradles Broken Glass wrote:

I have yet to read this entire thread, and I am jumping in a little late. I just want to contribute my two cents. First being that I think that Walt still has his money. If you recall, he leaves the waitress a $100 tip at Denny's. I think that Walt will always have his money for at least as long as he lives. Secondly being that I thought the point I where I would turn on Walt would be when he went up against Jesse. I thought Jesse was the only character that I had formed an "emotional" attachment to, but I cannot stop pulling for Walt. I know that we are meant to hate Walt at this point, but I cannot. I want him to go all the way and win. I find myself saying, "shoot Jesse in head." I also like Skyler. My husband despises her, but I think she is the perfect Mrs. Heisenberg. She is smart, even the affair with Ted was a calculated move meant to make Walt leave her. I am glad that she has finally embraced the "dark side." I guess that I identify with Walt. Think about how many of us strive to do the "right" thing everyday, but we get handed one pile of shit after another. While I hope that we never know the horror that something like a cancer diagnoses brings, I think we can all identify with his plight just based on our daily trials and obstacles. Lastly, we know that something happens with Todd. In an earlier episode, Todd is seen calling Walt outside of a diner with his uncle. I think it is his uncle that has blood on him. So, we know that blood was shed, just not who the blood belongs to.

Good points!


Now go back and read the 63 pages of comments.

JK_Livin

Cradles Broken Glass wrote:

I have yet to read this entire thread, and I am jumping in a little late. I just want to contribute my two cents. First being that I think that Walt still has his money. If you recall, he leaves the waitress a $100 tip at Denny's. I think that Walt will always have his money for at least as long as he lives. Secondly being that I thought the point I where I would turn on Walt would be when he went up against Jesse. I thought Jesse was the only character that I had formed an "emotional" attachment to, but I cannot stop pulling for Walt. I know that we are meant to hate Walt at this point, but I cannot. I want him to go all the way and win. I find myself saying, "shoot Jesse in head." I also like Skyler. My husband despises her, but I think she is the perfect Mrs. Heisenberg. She is smart, even the affair with Ted was a calculated move meant to make Walt leave her. I am glad that she has finally embraced the "dark side." I guess that I identify with Walt. Think about how many of us strive to do the "right" thing everyday, but we get handed one pile of shit after another. While I hope that we never know the horror that something like a cancer diagnoses brings, I think we can all identify with his plight just based on our daily trials and obstacles. Lastly, we know that something happens with Todd. In an earlier episode, Todd is seen calling Walt outside of a diner with his uncle. I think it is his uncle that has blood on him. So, we know that blood was shed, just not who the blood belongs to.

I'm guessing the blood was from when they killed Declyn and his crew but that sounds too easy.

Better Dan

JK_Livin wrote:

Cradles Broken Glass wrote:

I have yet to read this entire thread, and I am jumping in a little late. I just want to contribute my two cents. First being that I think that Walt still has his money. If you recall, he leaves the waitress a $100 tip at Denny's. I think that Walt will always have his money for at least as long as he lives. Secondly being that I thought the point I where I would turn on Walt would be when he went up against Jesse. I thought Jesse was the only character that I had formed an "emotional" attachment to, but I cannot stop pulling for Walt. I know that we are meant to hate Walt at this point, but I cannot. I want him to go all the way and win. I find myself saying, "shoot Jesse in head." I also like Skyler. My husband despises her, but I think she is the perfect Mrs. Heisenberg. She is smart, even the affair with Ted was a calculated move meant to make Walt leave her. I am glad that she has finally embraced the "dark side." I guess that I identify with Walt. Think about how many of us strive to do the "right" thing everyday, but we get handed one pile of shit after another. While I hope that we never know the horror that something like a cancer diagnoses brings, I think we can all identify with his plight just based on our daily trials and obstacles. Lastly, we know that something happens with Todd. In an earlier episode, Todd is seen calling Walt outside of a diner with his uncle. I think it is his uncle that has blood on him. So, we know that blood was shed, just not who the blood belongs to.

I'm guessing the blood was from when they killed Declyn and his crew but that sounds too easy.

I think it was too. Todd called Walt after that to tell him about what happened.

kw18

http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/09/05/break ... o+Files%29

Some crazy discarded plot points here. While I'm glad they didn't use them as originally envisioned, I am a little disappointed in never seeing a purple gun ...

SVRDhand13

kw18 wrote:

http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/09/05/breaking-bad-story-lines/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+entertainmentweekly/ausiellofiles+(Entertainment+Weekly/EW.com's:+The+Ausiello+Files)

Some crazy discarded plot points here. While I'm glad they didn't use them as originally envisioned, I am a little disappointed in never seeing a purple gun ...

Cool article.

I knew Tuco was supposed to stay longer!

afroannnie

kw18 wrote:

http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/09/05/breaking-bad-story-lines/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+entertainmentweekly/ausiellofiles+(Entertainment+Weekly/EW.com's:+The+Ausiello+Files)

Some crazy discarded plot points here. While I'm glad they didn't use them as originally envisioned, I am a little disappointed in never seeing a purple gun ...

I wouldn't have minded Tuco staying around a little longer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPfxMIhEUrQ

Heisenberg

New open for the final 4 episodes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVQEKzrL4tU

hgpjam11

Heisenberg wrote:

New open for the final 4 episodes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVQEKzrL4tU

that's awesome.

Bronx Bombers

Holy fucking cliffhanger

letsongsprotest

Holy. Shit

BIGDaddyWil

I don't think Hank and Gomie are going to make it, both wearing orange.

letsongsprotest

BIGDaddyWil wrote:

I don't think Hank and Gomie are going to make it, both wearing orange.

I don't see how they can make it.

Jessie has a shot because the keys are in the car.

gusnliz

Still taking deep breaths and shaking....no way I'm sleeping tonight....

Better Dan

Wow! :shock:

Another amazing episode. Hank was ahead of Walt the entire time..tricking Huell, Jesse with the brain, faking the money. I can't see how Hank and Gomez are going to get out of this one, but you never know with this show.

What a great performance from Bryan Cranston when he was talking to Jesse and at the end.

Bronx Bombers

letsongsprotest wrote:

BIGDaddyWil wrote:

I don't think Hank and Gomie are going to make it, both wearing orange.

I don't see how they can make it.

Jessie has a shot because the keys are in the car.

Gomie took the keys from Walt when he was searching him and put them in his pocket

Dr. Delight

That was some old school GI Joe cartoon shootout right there.

Not one person got hit with a bullet thus far.

letsongsprotest

I'm pretty sure that Walt never took the keys out of the ignition. When he got to the desert spot and opened the car door, the dinging sound when keys are in the ignition was being made as he closed the car door.

Dr. Delight

Gomez has Walts keys.

intodeep

Another fantastic episode.

I have been rooting for hank but if he is going to lose i like for him to go out like this. He got to say goodbye to his wife plus if he dies its another life ruined by Walt. I have a feeling no one may win in this show's end.

JK_Livin

So I was off on the kids vs. money issue. Good old Hank asking Walt if he liked his money picture. Why do I have a feeling Walt and Jesse will be cooking together again for Jack?

letsongsprotest

Dr. Delight wrote:

Gomez has Walts keys.

I just read that there is a cut shot of Gomie picking up the keys. How in the hell did a miss that? Both times I watched it??

I must have been too amped up from the whole episode. oh well, i'll watch again before next Sunday i'm sure

afroannnie

Wow. This show never ceases to amaze me...I really need to watch this one again...especially the part where Jesse is one the phone with Walt. :shock:
Aaron Paul's acting just keeps getting better and better...I like Bob Odenkirk's response on the subject...

"Q: What was it like getting beaten up by Aaron Paul?

A: One of the most fun experiences I've had as an actor. I love pyrotechnics and fights; all the things that you can't do in real life. I can't believe I get to do this as a living! That was a great day; Aaron was just deeply in the moment and his character. His presence was so powerful that there were times that I had to remind myself not to be an audience to his excellence but to be involved myself."

http://blogs.amctv.com/breaking-bad/201 ... rm=279011&

BinauralJam

BIGDaddyWil wrote:

I don't think Hank and Gomie are going to make it, both wearing orange.

I Think So too, don't know how, but the way they set it up, almost like Hank was saying Goodbye to Marie, but this show likes to do that and pull out some crazy shit out of left field.


Hank anyway, Gomez is Dead.

dimitrispearljam

wow...now that was awesome....lets see how will go next week!!

so many bullets!!!all Alive!!!lol

kw18

Dr. Delight wrote:

That was some old school GI Joe cartoon shootout right there.

Not one person got hit with a bullet thus far.

I always loved the irony of America's most elite soldiers being completely unable to hit any targets.

I was really surprised the episode ended in the middle of the shoot-out. I kept thinking it would stop either right before a shot was fired or right after Hank got sniper shot or something. Here's hoping Hank and Gommie called for backup when they were en route or else ... :?

Indifference71

Holy shit. What an episode. My heart was racing during that final scene. Can't believe there are only 3 episodes left. Things aren't looking good for Hank and Gomez. It's hard to see how they could survive that shootout.