Breaking Bad

[Qalbert]

http://tv.ign.com/articles/107/1078309p1.html
interview with cast members, talks about the season, some spoilery stuff, mainly for the first episode

[Alderaan]

Spoiler: show

It's a good move with Skyler, considering Gilligan is only planning on 1 more season. It opens it up to the whole Hank vs. Walt angle more.

[Demetrius*]

I just started watching this, and in the 2nd episode where he dissolves the guy in his tub and all that mess of blood and body parts just comes crashing down, wow, absolutely glorious. Totally hooked on this show already.

[ZarakiKujata]

I just started watching this, and in the 2nd episode where he dissolves the guy in his tub and all that mess of blood and body parts just comes crashing down, wow, absolutely glorious. Totally hooked on this show already.

The dark humor only gets betterererer

[ZarakiKujata]

Already jizzin my pants from the promos running up to the show.

[Alderaan]

Love the speech in the gym.

[Trichocyst]

This is going to be an intense season. I love the way that Walt is just spiraling out of control.

[Titanss]

I just watched the premier. I figured the previews would catch me up (s1-2) but I'm still lost. Gonna catch seasons 1 and 2 before i watch next weeks, show does seem killer tho.

[Alderaan]

Definitely need to watch season 1 and 2 in order, if anything just to see how Walt has changed.

[Titanss]

^ thx man.

[ZarakiKujata]

Love the speech in the gym.

Definitely up there with them stealing the methylene, Tuco's dad's bell, and the entire episode where Walt thinks hes gonna die and he and Jesse have a comedy of errors cooking in the desert in terms of the best of the dark comedy on the show.

[Demetrius*]

The 737

Spoiler: show

Are people saying walt is partly responsible for the 737 because he let that guys daughter die? If so he's not going to feel guilty about it at all.
oh, and wtf were those 2 mexicans with the skull boots doing all episode? hanging up the picture and crossing the border.

[Sylvrdragon]

I would guess that they're either hired hitmen or related to someone who's death Walt/Jesse are responsible for. They probably needed to look like laborers to cross the border.

[ZarakiKujata]

I would guess that they're either hired hitmen or related to someone who's death Walt/Jesse are responsible for. They probably needed to look like laborers to cross the border.

And as for the 737, Walt burning the money and the whole point of Walt's speech in the gym was to show how guilty he does feel about it all, if he didn't feel guilty he wouldn't be trying to belittle the significance of the crash.

Who the beaners are:

Spoiler: show

Tuco's cousins since there is nobody who has crossed Heisenberg and would have big enough connections to pull the cartel in. Also, Tuco's dad being alive prevents the plothole of them knowing what he looks like.

[Trichocyst]

So far this season seems like it has a lot to do with guilt and consequences.

Spoiler: show

Jesse and Walt both feel responsible for the 737 with Walt having the extra burden of guilt for watching Jane die. This guilt has gotten him to step back from his role as Heisenberg, but he'll be back. It started out as a move of desperation, but it's become more than that. He loves the power. He loves the rush. He loves the thrill of it all. It started out as something he did for his family, but it going to become something he does because he loves to do it. He's looking for any excuse to not look like the bad guy, but evidence shows he's on his way to losing control.

Plus, Jesse has to find out what he did eventually and press before the premier talked about Hank starting to piece things together as well. Walt has a ton of issues to deal with before the Cousins show up.

[ZarakiKujata]

Preview showed the cousins find him next episode. Also Gilligan said last season that this season was about showing just what you said. That with no more financial necessity to cook/family gone, would Walt still do it? They want us to see how far his corruption goes.

[Demetrius*]

And as for the 737, Walt burning the money and the whole point of Walt's speech in the gym was to show how guilty he does feel about it all, if he didn't feel guilty he wouldn't be trying to belittle the significance of the crash.

I got something completely different out of it. I figured Walt was burning his money because it cost him his family, and he just struck me as totally apathetic about the plane crash. His speech in the gym was kinda like "oh god get over it you pussies. I've scrubbed liquefied body parts off of a floor and YOU'RE traumatized? Much worse stuff than this has happened"

[Alderaan]

I got something completely different out of it. I figured Walt was burning his money because it cost him his family, and he just struck me as totally apathetic about the plane crash. His speech in the gym was kinda like "oh god get over it you pussies. I've scrubbed liquefied body parts off of a floor and YOU'RE traumatized? Much worse stuff than this has happened"

Agree completely.

[Qalbert]

same here

[ZarakiKujata]

I got something completely different out of it. I figured Walt was burning his money because it cost him his family, and he just struck me as totally apathetic about the plane crash. His speech in the gym was kinda like "oh god get over it you pussies. I've scrubbed liquefied body parts off of a floor and YOU'RE traumatized? Much worse stuff than this has happened"

I saw both as reasons for why he burned the money(I mean the parallels with him sitting alone out there moping the loss of his family by the pool when the plane crash happened were pretty clear to me). As for him being apathetic to the crash.. he knows HE is the one who caused it by not helping Jane, hence why he told Jesse to get over his guilt + its really the worst thing hes done that wasn't in self defense. I agree he was apathetic to their trauma but he certainly feels quite guilty.