Breaking Bad Season 5 **Contains Spoilers**

RiotZact

Bronx Bombers wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

Wasn't happy about:
1) Walt Dying, would have loved if he got away.

2) The Money, there's like 70 Million still out there,now who gets it , evidence room and then the State?

3) Jessie lives, ya, Screw that Punk, now your broke and useless (unless he starts cooking again and starts over form scratch)and how much blood's on your hands? You couldn't leave well enough alone when you had 5 millions in 2 huge bags. Freakin Tard!

other than those things, Loved it!

Besides the 70mm how long before the DEA finds jesses DVD confession at the gangs compound. :corn:

Wouldn't they have just destroyed it after they watched it? What would have been the point in keeping it?

JK_Livin

Why does it matter? Marie probably told the DEA about the confession.

Bronx Bombers

RiotZact wrote:

Bronx Bombers wrote:

Besides the 70mm how long before the DEA finds jesses DVD confession at the gangs compound. :corn:

Wouldn't they have just destroyed it after they watched it? What would have been the point in keeping it?

They seemed to really enjoy it, doubt they would care if anyone found it considering they had a meth lab 100ft away.

SVRDhand13

They should have had Jessie find the money and take enough to pay Saul's guy for a new life

JK_Livin

SVRDhand13 wrote:

They should have had Jessie find the money and take enough to pay Saul's guy for a new life

There is no more Saul.

SVRDhand13

JK_Livin wrote:

SVRDhand13 wrote:

They should have had Jessie find the money and take enough to pay Saul's guy for a new life

There is no more Saul.

Good point. You can't get Saul's guy because you don't have his number. Walt wouldn't even be able to give the number. I loved last night's show but Vince Gilligan says that they left no stone unturned but there are a few questions left unanswered.

pjradio

BinauralJam wrote:

2) The Money, there's like 70 Million still out there,now who gets it , evidence room and then the State?

did I miss something? Walt buried all those barrels of cash, right? About 80 million or so (if I remember right). He told Jack & the Nazis where they were. They dug them up, took them & left Walt one barrel full....So, theres ANOTHER 70 million out there? Right next to where Hank & his partner are buried? Right next to the holes where the other 80 million was buried?

confused

JK_Livin

pjradio wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

2) The Money, there's like 70 Million still out there,now who gets it , evidence room and then the State?

did I miss something? Walt buried all those barrels of cash, right? About 80 million or so (if I remember right). He told Jack & the Nazis where they were. They dug them up, took them & left Walt one barrel full....So, theres ANOTHER 70 million out there? Right next to where Hank & his partner are buried? Right next to the holes where the other 80 million was buried?

confused

Jack's crew took the money. No one knows where it is.

pjradio

BinauralJam wrote:

2) The Money, there's like 70 Million still out there,

JK_Livin wrote:

Jack's crew took the money. No one knows where it is.

ok, thats what I thought. "Out There", meaning out in the Ether...Just got confused when BinauralJam said "Out there". I was thinking he meant "Out There" in the desert, at those GPS coordinates....sorry, been a lonnng day. proceed.

Better Dan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beM28FLdAzk

This was a perfect song to end the series with.

davidtrios

Great finale!

Here's hoping to a Jessie spinoff show!

BinauralJam

pjradio wrote:

BinauralJam wrote:

2) The Money, there's like 70 Million still out there,

JK_Livin wrote:

Jack's crew took the money. No one knows where it is.

ok, thats what I thought. "Out There", meaning out in the Ether...Just got confused when BinauralJam said "Out there". I was thinking he meant "Out There" in the desert, at those GPS coordinates....sorry, been a lonnng day. proceed.

Sorry Dude, those were the holes they dumped Hank and Gommie's bodies.

pjradio

^^^Just re-watched when Walt was in the kitchen with Skylar & he says ( as best as I can remember) "those are the coordinates where you'll find Hank & Gomies bodies. And, also where I buried all our money, which the bad guys stole."

damn, merlot last nite

pjradio

Gern Blansten

Jack was attempting to tell Walt that if he killed him Walt would never find the money....then Walt killed him

SVRDhand13

Anyone else find it strange that the last line of the show were "Goodbye Lydia"?

Please let me know if I'm incorrect and something else was said, but I don't think so.

pjradio

Gern Blansten wrote:

Jack was attempting to tell Walt that if he killed him Walt would never find the money....then Walt killed him

I get that...Walt wasn't about the money anymore. He saw the writing on the wall & was all about redemption.

Gern Blansten

SVRDhand13 wrote:

Anyone else find it strange that the last line of the show were "Goodbye Lydia"?

Please let me know if I'm incorrect and something else was said, but I don't think so.

I think you're right....interesting, Lydia was calling Tod to check the status

Heisenberg

Nice :thumbup:

dimitrispearljam

Heisenberg wrote:

Nice :thumbup:

:thumbup:

hgpjam11

pjradio wrote:

I loved the whole thing. Although I did think it was a little too tidy for a show that's generally chaotic and surprising. But I would have been unfulfilled if a couple of those things weren't wrapped up - and I really thought they did it all very well. But I didn't think it was necessary for Walt to tell Lydia she was dying, I would have left that to our imaginations.

One question I had - why did Walt leave his watch (from Jesse) on the payphone?

mca47

pjradio wrote:

peacefrompaul

hgpjam11 wrote:

pjradio wrote:

I loved the whole thing. Although I did think it was a little too tidy for a show that's generally chaotic and surprising. But I would have been unfulfilled if a couple of those things weren't wrapped up - and I really thought they did it all very well. But I didn't think it was necessary for Walt to tell Lydia she was dying, I would have left that to our imaginations.

One question I had - why did Walt leave his watch (from Jesse) on the payphone?

I was glad he told her. It was the final "fuck you"

Oh, by the way, you're fucking dying.

Cliffy6745

hgpjam11 wrote:

pjradio wrote:

I loved the whole thing. Although I did think it was a little too tidy for a show that's generally chaotic and surprising. But I would have been unfulfilled if a couple of those things weren't wrapped up - and I really thought they did it all very well. But I didn't think it was necessary for Walt to tell Lydia she was dying, I would have left that to our imaginations.

One question I had - why did Walt leave his watch (from Jesse) on the payphone?

Gilligan talked about it during talking bad. The honest reason is that when the filmed him in the diner he wasn't wearing it so they had to figure out how to get it off.

Fighting Hellfish

speaking of Huell

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/5f24c5 ... rel=player

RiotZact

Fighting Hellfish wrote:

speaking of Huell

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/5f24c5 ... rel=player

ryanjp2323

pjradio wrote:

^^^Just re-watched when Walt was in the kitchen with Skylar & he says ( as best as I can remember) "those are the coordinates where you'll find Hank & Gomies bodies. And, also where I buried all our money, which the bad guys stole."

damn, merlot last nite

Yah... going have to rewatch sober.Likely missed a few details. Got in to some of the good scotch after wine with dinner. :roll:

PJ_Soul

Byrnzie wrote:

Cliffy6745 wrote:

Walt died happy

Did he die though?

Yes. He was lying there dead. The cops walked around him, unconcerned, because he was dead.

PJ_Soul

hgpjam11 wrote:

pjradio wrote:

I loved the whole thing. Although I did think it was a little too tidy for a show that's generally chaotic and surprising. But I would have been unfulfilled if a couple of those things weren't wrapped up - and I really thought they did it all very well. But I didn't think it was necessary for Walt to tell Lydia she was dying, I would have left that to our imaginations.

One question I had - why did Walt leave his watch (from Jesse) on the payphone?

That would have been one hell of a loose end if we didn't know that she was dead. Like, whole spin off show kind of loose end. I thought it was very satisfying that she got hers and that Walt got to twist the knife, but i also found it necessary to wrapping up the story.

dimitrispearljam

mca47 wrote:

pjradio wrote: