Breaking Bad Season 5 **Contains Spoilers**

pjradio

PJFAN13 wrote:

JK_Livin wrote:

What is Jesse going to do? What would drive Walt crazy?

the name of the next episode is 'To'hajiilee'...the name of an Indian reservation in New Mexico...also the burial place of Walt's barrels of $$$$

Thats what I'm thinking too

JK_Livin

PJFAN13 wrote:

JK_Livin wrote:

What is Jesse going to do? What would drive Walt crazy?

Jesse has a plan...it showed in his smirk. He knows exactly what to do and how to get to what hurts Walt the most...
And yes, it could definitely be the kids, and I think at some point they do get involved...
However, the name of the next episode is 'To'hajiilee'...the name of an Indian reservation in New Mexico...also the site of Jesse & Walt's first cook...also the burial place of Walt's barrels of $$$$

We all know how Walt feels about the $$$

Note that a new character joins for the next 4 episodes: "Jack's man"--> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2301449/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2

As in the white supremacist Uncle Jack (of Todd)...

CAN NOT WAIT

It says he was already in the episode "Buried" as Matt.

The kids mean more to Walt than the money.

Bronx Bombers

You played around with the timeline in this episode, and we got to see the gasoline-in-the-house scene at two different points. How did you decide to do that?

This was one of the hardest episodes to break in the history of the show. I don't think anyone would disagree with me. This one and the one before it. A lot of it was this sort of time element that we were playing with. We wanted to hide Jesse from the audience and see how long we could do that. Hopefully there would be some tension in not knowing where he is. From the cliffhanger [of the previous episode], it's so clear the house is going to get burned down. So when we don't do that, we sort of wanted to make the audience wait for an explanation. "How the hell is that house still standing?" We thought it was a fun challenge in terms of storytelling to make the audience wait for their answers.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-f ... dog-618853

What is this guy talking about, no one whose been watching expected the house to be burned down.

dimitrispearljam

JK_Livin wrote:

What is Jesse going to do? What would drive Walt crazy? I was thinking Jesse could claim to be Heisenberg but he already has some confessions on tape with Hank. Walt's kids are the only other thing I can think of currently. If everyone is breaking bad, Jesse going after Walt's kids would follow the pattern.

Seems to me will go after walts money

JK_Livin

dimitrispearljam wrote:

JK_Livin wrote:

What is Jesse going to do? What would drive Walt crazy? I was thinking Jesse could claim to be Heisenberg but he already has some confessions on tape with Hank. Walt's kids are the only other thing I can think of currently. If everyone is breaking bad, Jesse going after Walt's kids would follow the pattern.

Seems to me will go after walts money

I'm not thinking that way because Walt is the only one that knows where it is and Jesse clearly doesn't care about money any more.

mca47

JK_Livin wrote:

Seems to me will go after walts money

I'm not thinking that way because Walt is the only one that knows where it is and Jesse clearly doesn't care about money any more.[/quote]

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:

BinauralJam

mca47 wrote:

JK_Livin wrote:

Seems to me will go after walts money

I'm not thinking that way because Walt is the only one that knows where it is and Jesse clearly doesn't care about money any more.

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:[/quote]


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

mca47

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.[/quote]

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...

thefixer9

Damn...this show is just full of awesome...missed all the discussion of this season...but been watching every minute of it. Can't wait for next week's episode.

JK_Livin

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]

I don't think Saul knows the location of the money.

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