Breaking Bad Season 5

[chazzyphizzle]

i dont think he needs an m60 to go against ol' hank. it's probably to fight against angry czech mobsters or some shit

[Hitoshura]

He is going to need something close to it, there is no way Walt can win against Hank in a fight or a shoot out.

[Moss]

it's to fight zombie mike ehrmantraut

[Chun Liroy]

it's to fight zombie mike ehrmantraut

Nah, I really hope he is going to go fight some mexican cartel members in georgia, and it turns out they have blue meth. Walt dies, and the members are eventually run down by a police officer who gets shot in the process. This police officer is Rick Grimes.

[Thesuspect]

Nah, I really hope he is going to go fight some mexican cartel members in georgia, and it turns out they have blue meth. Walt dies, and the members are eventually run down by a police officer who gets shot in the process. This police officer is Rick Grimes.

Instant tv history. Ooh the feels

[Qalbert]

http://www.avclub.com/articles/sunda...-who-d,101603/

Although the final moments of Sunday’s Breaking Bad left viewers with plenty of questions yet to be answered—chief among them whether Walter’s scheme to move the air fresheners will pay off, or just cost him another piece of his soul—one of the most immediate was the identity of one Kevin Cordasco, to whom the episode was dedicated. Well, The Hollywood Reporter has answered that, and it’s heartbreaking: Cordasco was a 16-year-old Breaking Bad fan who died in March, after a six-year battle with cancer. And as his father says in the article, Cordasco found inspiration (and finally, a good kind) in Walter’s own struggles with the disease: “There was something about the Walter White character … the way he took control of his illness, and his life, that really resonated with Kevin.” Eventually, Cordasco asked his godmother to use her industry connections to help him meet creator Vince Gilligan and the cast of the show he loved so much.

Not surprisingly, because he is awesome, Bryan Cranston responded immediately, with Cordasco’s father saying, “Bryan and his wife sat with Kevin for hours at the hospital. And then Vince came to our house, along with some of the cast. They even invited Kevin to the writers’ room. He was beyond thrilled.” What’s more, as Gilligan related on the Breaking Bad Insiders podcast, he even offered to tell Cordasco how the show would end, so long as he kept it to himself. And yet Cordasco refused this cop-out, saying he wanted to find out along with everyone else. Which, given the circumstances, is incredibly sad—but also, suitably badass.

damn...

[Fievel]

Awh, that's sad.

[Jaxzer]

The picture in the article is what set me over the edge. Damnit.

[Chun Liroy]

So I think that Walt kills Jesse next episode

Spoiler: show

During the part where Jesse is looking at cockroaches (and the scene was obviously supposed to make us think Jesse was dead), dogs are heard barking very loudly. The title of the next episode is called Rabid Dog, as in a dog that you have to put down before it causes trouble for you. Also, he is on his car during the money scene near a food place called "Doghouse" hotdog joint. Apparently there was also a pitbull before his car comes into focus. Additionally, Jesse referred to himself as a Problem Dog is that speech.... I will cry manly tears on sunday night if this happens. Walt does something unforgivable this season according to Vince, and this would be exactly it. Killing Hank or Skyler would not have the same impact in the slightest.

[AidenCarby]

Spoiler: show

Hope it's skyler, I hate that cunt.

[Qalbert]

So I think that Walt kills Jesse next episode

Spoiler: show

During the part where Jesse is looking at cockroaches (and the scene was obviously supposed to make us think Jesse was dead), dogs are heard barking very loudly. The title of the next episode is called Rabid Dog, as in a dog that you have to put down before it causes trouble for you. Also, he is on his car during the money scene near a food place called "Doghouse" hotdog joint. Apparently there was also a pitbull before his car comes into focus. Additionally, Jesse referred to himself as a Problem Dog is that speech.... I will cry manly tears on sunday night if this happens. Walt does something unforgivable this season according to Vince, and this would be exactly it. Killing Hank or Skyler would not have the same impact in the slightest.

Spoiler: show

in regards both to this, and to the thing earlier about how walt adopts traits from those he kills someone pointed this out

Spoiler: show

entirely possible it's just a coincidence of course

[AidenCarby]

Not back tracking, but anyone else notice the tribute to Gus during last weeks episode? Shit made me smirk.

[Chun Liroy]

Not back tracking, but anyone else notice the tribute to Gus during last weeks episode? Shit made me smirk.

Yeah, it was awesome how he handled Lydia lol.

[AidenCarby]

Yeah, it was awesome how he handled Lydia lol.

I meant the kneeling on the towel part, damn I didn't make that connection either. Good call

[Chun Liroy]

I meant the kneeling on the towel part, damn I didn't make that connection either. Good call

Ah, yeah. It was more of a vince thing than an active imitation though unfortunately :/

Still awesome tho.

[Hitoshura]

Yeah, it was awesome how he handled Lydia lol.

How did that have anything to do with Gus? The towel thing is really reaching, c'mon now lol is that even important at all?

[AidenCarby]

How is it reaching? It's just a subtle homage to the nigga, calm down.

[Chun Liroy]

How did that have anything to do with Gus? The towel thing is really reaching, c'mon now lol is that even important at all?

Uhhh, he talked to Lydia in the same exact fashion that Gus talked to him when he first met at the restaurant.

[Hitoshura]

Did Walter ever do it before when it showed him puking at home?

[AidenCarby]

No