Breaking Bad

[Trichocyst]

This was in Gale's apartment:

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[Serif]

I personally think the thing that will kill Walt is cancer. The only way Jesse finds out about "Meth Bitch" is is Walter tells him and Jesse coming over to Walters to find the plant seems out of place seeing how Skylar still hates Jesse and would never want him anywhere near his house.

Next season will probably go into the DEA backing up Hank because he was right about everything. Then Walt and Jesse have to cover their asses or something like that. All coming down to a showdown with who knows and Walt ending up dieing by the thing that originally got him into this whole shit storm.

[Rivero]

I'm sort of disappointed the series didn't end like this. I mean it was really well done, holy shit. I will agree that the part with Gus walking out of the room like two-face before dropping dead was a bit "un-realistic" but whatever, it looked cool as hell.

[Pendas]

I don't understand all the hate for Gus' two-face scene. I think if a guy got half his face blown off by a bomb, that's exactly how he would look.

[shaddix]

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And he would be walking calmly to adjust his tie?

Breaking bad is now scifi/fantasy!

[Pendas]

Gus has always been a guy to keep his composure under any situation. Splitting his own lackeys neck open, poisoning himself and force vomiting, undergoing a blood transfusion, he always walked from it all by adjusting his tie like a boss. Just goes to show that even in his last moments, having clearly been bested, he kept that composure and control.

[Sylvrdragon]

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And he would be walking calmly to adjust his tie?

Breaking bad is now scifi/fantasy!

Makes sense to me. Gus valued his appearance over everything. He had to constantly be in control of how other people saw him, even to the very end.

[Trichocyst]

The more I think about that, the more I liked it. I still think it was up a smidge too long, but I liked the over the top, epic, ending to a great villain in the annals of television. Are we done with spoilers?

[Caiyuo]

I personally think the thing that will kill Walt is cancer. The only way Jesse finds out about "Meth Bitch" is is Walter tells him and Jesse coming over to Walters to find the plant seems out of place seeing how Skylar still hates Jesse and would never want him anywhere near his house.

Next season will probably go into the DEA backing up Hank because he was right about everything. Then Walt and Jesse have to cover their asses or something like that. All coming down to a showdown with who knows and Walt ending up dieing by the thing that originally got him into this whole shit storm.

I can see Jesse being at his house somehow if things were to go south with Skyler, all of that seems plausible, it's just whether or not Walt would leave the plant. The comments made about Walt essentially dying and leaving only Heisenburg makes me think about this more because I only see Walt getting rid of the plant; Heisenburg seems like he would purposely leave it. That scares the shit out of me given everything they've been through.

I'm sort of disappointed the series didn't end like this. I mean it was really well done, holy shit. I will agree that the part with Gus walking out of the room like two-face before dropping dead was a bit "un-realistic" but whatever, it looked cool as hell.

I dunno, I was almost to the point of being officially "mad" because of that, however ingenius to make you go HOLY FUCK HE'S ALIVE? and then "what kind of batman bullshit is this" and then "oh nah he dead"

Gus has always been a guy to keep his composure under any situation. Splitting his own lackeys neck open, poisoning himself and force vomiting, undergoing a blood transfusion, he always walked from it all by adjusting his tie like a boss. Just goes to show that even in his last moments, having clearly been bested, he kept that composure and control.

Didn't he sort of shit his pants right when he realized what was happening?

And also spoilers seem unneeded by now.

[Trichocyst]

Jesse will never find out about Jane unless Walt is feeling particularly drunk on power, spiteful, and wanting to hurt him. I can absolutely see the poisoning come up again, but knowing this show, they'll never bring it up again so they can do something even better.

[Gryffes]

I can see Walt getting drunk and telling Jesse things he shouldn't, I can also see him being dumb enough to keep his lily of the valley.

[Trichocyst]

I think we've only seen the beginning of Walt's hubris and just like Gus, it will be his downfall.

[Mocker]

I dunno, I was almost to the point of being officially "mad" because of that, however ingenius to make you go HOLY FUCK HE'S ALIVE? and then "what kind of batman bullshit is this" and then "oh nah he dead"

I halfway figured it was just Vince Gilligan's fuck you to all the people who were convinced Jesse didn't really shoot Gale between seasons last time, kind of hard this time around. Still not really sure if I liked it, but eh, was a cool shot, and the finale was the shit overall so.

[GRT]

When he tells Skyler, “I won,” that’s Heisenberg declaring victory over Walt, not Walt declaring victory over Gus. Here’s hoping the whole thing ends with a one-man fistfight in a parking garage.

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[Hex]

Does this show end any other way than Jesse killing Walt? At this point, it all has to come to a head.

[Andalusian girls]

I don't understand all the hate for Gus' two-face scene. I think if a guy got half his face blown off by a bomb, that's exactly how he would look.

because it's been a show that respects realism and accuracy when dealing with physics and chemistry, they even go to the trouble of depicting an explosion accurately not just throwing up the usual Hollywood gasoline shit, then they have some insipid two-face moment so they can show a character adjusting his tie--the pressure wave alone would have killed Gus

but just before that they did throw up a wonderful scene
Gus's death walk was brilliant, excellent western score in the classical penultimate slow scene leading to the violence of the climax, textbook spaghetti stuff. interesting they focused on Gus as the attention is nearly always on the protagonist in such scenes. along with the sympathy inducing flashback detailing the murder of Gus's friend (lover?) and illuminating the Hector relationship it seemed they were aiming to show the sequence of events as Gus's arc through and through, for a few scenes at least it was Gus's story, he was not as he had hitherto been an accessory to Walter and Jesse's narratives. they made the death of a monster poignant. inspired.

[Kibble]

The song they used when Walt / Jesse were burning down the lab was preformed by teenage brothers.

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[Trichocyst]

I think the legend goes that Vince Gilligan randomly found them on YouTube.

[Gryffes]

Wasn't that the same deal w/ this song?

[Tellahh]

The song they used when Walt / Jesse were burning down the lab was preformed by teenage brothers.

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THANK YOU!!!
Tried looking for this after the episode but been a little busy, now I can get started scribing it to a tab and playing it :D. Watched the episode again last night and I think this was my fav part, just for this fucking song, still gives me chills. Gus's deathwalk had an amazing score also, I love the songs they picked for this finale, just phenomenal.

Also my prob with the 2face scene was pretty much echoed above. This show has always valued a sense of realism to their carnage and mayhem, to pull something like this is just a little out of character for them and seemed pretty Holywood-esque is all. Either way the episode was fucking fantastic, it's not so much I hated the 2face scene it's just that it bugged me.

On topic of next season... I totally see Walt going drunk with power especially after killing Gus, he and Jessie will be at odds very quickly so they won't have to bring in a new antagonist. The plant will definitely come into play but I doubt they'll bring Jane back into the story unless Walt gets drunk and spills his guts (which seems to be a very common trend when he drinks lol). Setting them against each other just seems like the way to go but who the fuck knows, writers might throw in a new villain out of left field and keep Walt/Jessie on the same team, but with the recent poisoning I don't see that happening.