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Not to be a dick, but we can tell.

We did help you out. Multiple times.

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whatever ...

Dude, we answered your questions a multitude of times. If you don't want to accept our answers, do your own damn research. Or better yet, rewatch the relevant episodes.

No, the best I got is that it is a sensible leap of faith to assume that.

And last night it wasn't even revealed he figured out that Walt had the berries.

All we know is he found out about the ricin, got mad, and stormed Walts house.

I don't he even brought Brock up.

So there are two leaps of faith.

He absolutely mentioned Brock. What the **** show are you watching?

Well, crap, if he did, then I need better tv watching skills ... or a quieter house.

I'll give myself a self imposed 1 week ban.

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No, the best I got is that it is a sensible leap of faith to assume that.

And last night it wasn't even revealed he figured out that Walt had the berries.

All we know is he found out about the ricin, got mad, and stormed Walts house.

I don't he even brought Brock up.

So there are two leaps of faith.

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You're not very detail oriented, are you...

The whole point of Jesse attacking Saul was because of Brock. Jeez, man.

It does have holes and since they are trying to wrap this bad boy up they really don't have time to fill in the blanks. I was defending you earlier because you are right and people are being rude about it. It is bad manners. However, we have kind of beat it into the ground a litte and you have gracefully acknowledged you will not ask again.

But back to that dead horse. It is Walt's hubris that makes him think he can control this situation. When Jesse started throwing the money out the window he was off the reservation. Walt's end game is to support his family. The empire and the juice is all well and good but bottom line when he dies he wants his family taken care of. Jesse bas placed that in jeopardy and Walt needs to whack him, not send him off with a new identity. And it appears Saul is starting to get nervous about Walt as well.

When two people know a secret that is one person too many.

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Well, crap, if he did, then I need better tv watching skills ... or a quieter house.

I'll give myself a self imposed 1 week ban.

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Just keep this in mind...you're trying to argue facts about the show with people who have probably watch the first 4 (and a half ) seasons multiple times.

Anyways... after watching Walt's confession video again, I love how they allowed us to see Hank and Marie watching the video at the same time we did. It has been great watching Hank react to all of this. I really love his character.

Which means Jesse going to Hank means nothing now. Hank is implicated (falsely) and the money for his rehab nailed it shut. Hank is impotent in all of this now.

Anything Hank does now has to be vigilante. Walt owns him. And with Hank beating the crap out of Jesse it falls in line Jesse is afraid of Hank and will say anything Hank wants him to. Walt is clear of Hank as long as Hank does not go rogue.

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after listening to the BB segment on The Hardline I think that markandles = Corby

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LMAO

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marie's dressed for a funeral.

forgetting the ricin debate, jesse's pick up spot for the vacuum repairman was on juan tabo...same street gale bedeker lived on.

amazing episode - best of the three recent ones by far.

Today was an aggravating day for this thread. Please be better from now on. Kthx!!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8UUD3zyu7Ek&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D8UUD3zyu7Ek

So has Jesse been reading Into the Wild? What's his deal with Alaska? He actually seems legitimately excited about it.

Aaron Paul completely knocks this episode out of the park. I loved how in the desert scene the fear of Walter approaching him comes across. And both scenes with Saul too.

Crazy prediction, Jesse doesn't burn down the house because he comes across Hank's dead body which Hank meant to leave for Walt.

Did anyone actually catch Huell lifting the dope off Jesse?

No but supposedly if you watch closely he does reach into Jesse's pocket. I will have to rewatch that scene for myself to confirm.

Why do we think that just because we see Walt walking through his hall that Jesse didn't light the livingroom on fire? Maybe walt gets there right after he lights the fire and Walt puts it out before it moves beyond the living room

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No but supposedly if you watch closely he does reach into Jesse's pocket. I will have to rewatch that scene for myself to confirm.

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Yeah. I rewound it. It's obvious if you're watching for it.

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No but supposedly if you watch closely he does reach into Jesse's pocket. I will have to rewatch that scene for myself to confirm.

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You don't even have to watch closely.

it was obvious watching it live what happened. But I can understand if people weren't looking for it. A rewind makes it most definitely obvious.

[This message has been edited by Bunk Moreland (edited 8/26/2013 11:03p).]

If you caught that live then props, you watch TV very closely.

well...due to the tenseness of the ep I was on the edge of my seat and seemingly moving closer to the tv as I watched. But also you could see it happening as Huell said "scuse me!" then you could hear the plastic b**** and him rustling with putting it in his jacket pocket.

But whatever. I can totally understand people not noticing that, last night I was able to so it felt obvious I guess.