So if Walt now knows the names of the nine, is he going to have them killed off too?

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So if Walt now knows the names of the nine, is he going to have them killed off too?

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Ding ding ding

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yeah, that's the point of him wanting the names. they all gonna be shanked.

Aaron Paul hinted at a "bloodbath" this season. I don't think we've seen one yet.

Todd's "I know people in prison" comment could definitely come in to play here.

The next few eps are going to be the 9 getting offed and the feds trying to save them after the first few go down

Pretty sure there are 7 left now, correct?

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Pretty sure there are 7 left now, correct?

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I thought it was 11, now it's 9.

11 to begin with, Lydia picked one to knock Mike off, he killed the Asian guy, Mike killed him.

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Pretty sure there are 7 left now, correct?

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Weren't there only 5 safety deposit boxes. with a 6th added for the grandaughter?

That would leave me to believe there are only 5 people left that need to be silenced.

Or however many safety deposit boxes worth in case my memory count failed me.

Grand daughters was the 10th.

Did the lawyer that talked not know about Walt?

Sad to see Mike go. But I knew it was coming the second Walt looked in the bag and saw the gun. Guess my last prediction was right about one of the major players being dead at the end of this episode.

I think we will finally see some of Gus' Chilean connections come into play in the finale. Also, not that Mike's death wasn't a major event, but I think we'll see something huge right at the end. You just know Vince will leave us with a cliffhanger.

I'm thinking:
a) One of the 9 guys gives up Heisenberg
b) Chilean guys kill or kidnap one or both of the kids
c) Skyler threatens to talk and Walt takes out his gun right as the screen cuts to black
d) Some major discovery is made by the DEA. (Walt's shoe at the lab, or something none of us have caught)

Or all of these are way off and we get something that catches us totally off guard. Either way, I can't wait for next Sunday.

Double checked, safety box count not accurate. Scene cut away while she was unlocking them. Definitely 9 though based on Hank's discussion about the lawyer.

I'm thinking next weeks big event is going to be a huge elaborate plan to have all 9 men killed close enough to the same time that the DEA won't have any time to react and save any of them, leaving them with thier dicks in the dirt and Walt on his throne with no worries. Until the second half of the season.

RIP Mike

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Walt, Jessie and Hank (and formally Mike) have no hair. It would be an easy job

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http://theoatmeal.com/comics/breaking_bad_hair

Mike
Weapon of choice:
- guns, fists
- Droopy murder eyes

The opening scene was greatness. I kinda saw Mike's death coming last week, but it was spoiled for me when some jackass on this thread tweeted "Pour one out for Mike" last night before I had a chance to watch.

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For the first time in a LONG time Walt looked scared and "What have I done?" look on his face

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Yup. For me, he's clearly not there yet. Oh, Walt loves to think of himself as the man, the empire builder. He still talks tough to Skylar and Jessie, but still has the panic of a guy in over his head. He had two chances to kill Mike like he MEANT it (3 feet away at the car and the riverbank), and didn't (or couldn't) do it. He's spent the entire run of the series trying not to get his hands dirty. He wants to have his cake and eat it too. He wants to run the empire without the rough stuff. Well when Walt wastes someone like Mike (sniff) used to, like its business, then he'll be Heisenberg, but he is still not there.

I loved Saul digging through the drawer of phones. I also loved the confused look that Jessie gave Skylar when she responded to Vamanos with "I wish we could". Jessie has no idea what vamanos means or what Skylar was talking about.

Wished saul had his own show.

Skyler now has video of Walt and Jessie setting up shop and cooking. When Walt told her to go back to her office, She went back and made sure she was getting the whole thing on the surveillance cameras.

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but it was spoiled for me when some jackass on this thread tweeted "Pour one out for Mike" last night before I had a chance to watch.

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what were you doing reading this thread after the new episode had debuted?

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Skyler now has video of Walt and Jessie setting up shop and cooking. When Walt told her to go back to her office, She went back and made sure she was getting the whole thing on the surveillance cameras.

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Huh?

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but it was spoiled for me when some jackass on this thread tweeted "Pour one out for Mike" last night before I had a chance to watch.

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what were you doing reading this thread after the new episode had debuted?

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You're not good at reading.

Making of episode 7

http://www.amctv.com/breaking-bad/videos/contains-spoilers-making-of-episode-507-say-my-name-inside-breaking-bad

Unless Hank "catches" Walt in the act, he'll never suspect him. He doesn't think enough of Walt to ever think he could do anything like this.

But it's funny that at this point Jesse is the most stable person on the show. Considering where he started at the beginning.

I was thinking they were cooking a batch at the car wash. I guess they are now cooking at their shop? Why is ok to cook there all of the sudden?

Still, there was a "these premises are under audio and video surveillance" sticker on the front door of the car wash when Skyler was standing there.

Walt and Jessie didn't cook in this episode but Walt when Walt and Landry cooked it was in a house.



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he was cleaning out all the equipment at the exterminator shop, not cooking. that's when jesse told Walt he was out.

Walt and Todd were cooking at one of the homes being fumigated later on, when they were waiting on it to be done is when the shamwow commercial was on and Walt was eating a cookie.

I think they were just repackaging the methylamine into drums or some smaller, easier to transport containers rather than cooking at the car wash. Its not too handy to have to tow around a 1000 gallons of methylamine. Plus it would be much easier for it to be stolen or for them to get caught with it if they left it in that trailer.

They weren't cooking at the carwash or breaking it down into smaller containers. That's where Walt took the methylamine to hide it from Mike. After they made the deal, the went back to pick it up and take it back to the exterminator shop.

^ exactly. Not sure how some of you got confused by that. They made it very obvious.

here's a long shot theory:

Hank gets in trouble for tailing the attorney and spending more money on the case.

He gets demoted/fired. On his on, catches on that it is Walt and ultimately becomes Walt's "Mike".

but with a limp

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Wished saul had his own show.

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Not sure where I read it but there are talks of a spinoff with Saul. Someone may have posted the link to this thread.

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Pretty sure there are 7 left now, correct?

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I thought it was 11, now it's 9.

11 to begin with, Lydia picked one to knock Mike off, he killed the Asian guy, Mike killed him.

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Hank had nine surveillance photos of the money picker uppers on the board in his office with each labeled with a box number.

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I get satisfaction out of seeing him get better at being the bad guy

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Then, IMO, I think you're missing part of the downfall of this character. Walt sure THINKS he's getting better, but his hubris his just getting him in further and further over his head. He has gotten lucky a lot, but in the end, he is really not very good at being a bad guy. I think he had a brief moment where he realized this right after shooting Mike.

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Well when Walt wastes someone like Mike (sniff) used to, like its business, then he'll be Heisenberg, but he is still not there.

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Are we forgetting Half Measures?

"Run."