Do we know what that company is?

Not yet.

Someone explain to me why Walt poisoned Brock. I mean I know it was to frame Gus and get Jesse to turn against him, I just didn't feel like it was the right way to go about it.

Now he's manipulating Jesse even more. I thought Walt was the good guy? Am I missing something?

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Poor Jesse.

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Poor Jesse.

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Epic acting.

Hank knows.



Double Talkin' Jive...

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I thought Walt was the good guy? Am I missing something?

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I'd say you're missing a lot

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I'd say you're missing a lot

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I can tell he's replacing Gus. I guess I'm just not used to the idea of Walt becoming the tyrannical king that everyone is afraid of.

Another Blue Diamond performance of Walt Jr eating breakfast.

Welp, Mike is ****d.

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Welp, Mike is ****d.

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He now has a need to keep working.

Absolute badass.

Paranoid ***** needs to go.

That was awesome. Are you ready?

Any theories on who the bish is?

Or she needs to be partnered with. She knows were all of Gus' bodies are buried.

His daughter?

Gus' CFO or some such.

Or not

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Called it.

The problem with Jesse, Walt, and Mike is that they have no means of distribution. It has already been established that crazy b-tch 1) knows everyone Mike knows on production side and 2) does acquisitions for the Meth production.

This leads me to believe she is Gus' project manager with meth. This means not only does she know the production side (11 names plus Mike) but also she knows the full distribution tree, which is more valuable than the cook/chemist imo. Dealing with dealers x, y, z is pain in the ass unless you have network and know-how. And she does.

The preview for next episode kinda lent to the idea that Mike wants to control the business side of it, which includes distribution (remember the bankers bags that were buried). Mike has effectively co-opted "crazy b-tch" and we now know how they will actually make money without having to restart an operation with only 3 men.

Gus' wife maybe?

Mike is a bad ass

Did they just imply that Skylar killed Ted? With the ricin maybe? Or was that just scared/guilty skylar?

I thought Walt had Saul get someone to take care of Ted. Just so he wouldnt talk.

Episode was very meh compared to the premiere IMO

Mike!

Poor Mr. Chow

Mike made me Solari about 5 times this episode.

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I was thinking the same thing. Gives more meaning to Walt's "I forgive you" line.

And I'll handle him!

Definitely a duller episode than others. They can't all have suicide bombers.

Pretty ironic when Hank's boss talks about Gus hiding right in front of him. Have to think that Hank will eventually know about Walt.

Looks like they're setting it up for everything to fall apart.

Dull? I STRONGLY disagree!!! Without question one of my favorite episodes of the whole freaking series.

Hank is questioning everything

Jesse is consumed by grief...even though he was 100% right

Mike being masterful

New mystery important character

Skyler in the cocoon (soon she will emerge)

German's being very German (I've worked with German's. Spot on portrayal.)

Walt going darker than ever before

Freaking awesome episode!!! I had to rewind and rewatch 3 different scenes. Not because I didn't understand, but because they were so freaking bad ass. (Hank's bosses office, Walt and Jesse, Mike in Chang's house)

Totally-badass episode.

It was Mike-centric, and he's my favorite character.

This episode is setting up the season.

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Wow this is so off base.

Three things:

1. I didn't even think about Ted being dead. I just thought Skyler was feeling depressed about living with a gangster that scares the hell out of her and because Ted likely won't walk again. But I guess it's possible Walt had him killed somehow. If he did, it certainly wasn't with the ricin, which we saw Walt hide in the outlet behind his nightstand.

Did Walt actually say that he'd "take care" of Ted? I don't remember that.

2. You could see the wheels turning for Hank when the boss was talking about Gus being right under his nose. He has to be very close to putting it all together--the chemistry, W.W. in Gale's notebook, Walt's "gambling winnings," Walt's bizarre behavior and car wreck in front of the laundry, and the fact that Walt refused to join the family on lockdown when Gus was bombed and the lab was burning up.


3. What caused Mike to have a change of heart while he had Lydia at gunpoint?

At the diner, Mike told Lydia those 11 guys were solid and Gus had paid them well to be quiet. Standing there with his gun on Lydia, did he realize that with the feds seizing all of the offshore "hush money" accounts, he had to either get the cash flowing again or kill everyone?

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Gus would have never married a bish that crazy