I had forgotten this line ...

"I am not in danger ... I AM THE DANGER!"

A W E SOME!

What did Vince say?

Cool little tidbit - Walt buries his money in the same place where he and Jesse first cooked in the RV.

Who all here would like to bang Lydia? I'll start.....I would bang her and I'd like to taste her

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What did Vince say?

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Showed a picture of a scene with Walt and Skyler sitting next to each other at a able for 4...as if they are waiting on someone.
The episode is called "Confessions".

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Lydia is definitely a tightly-wound ***** you'd love to relieve the stress of.

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That was sort of boring episode.

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Are we watching the same ****ing show?!

Lydia would have you killed the next day for not staying to cuddle.

I love the visuals and symbolism in this show. Jesse lying on that bright green merry-go-round, just going around and around and around in circles was not only beautiful, it really illustrated what a lot of this show has been about.

We arent here to channel your inner Scrooge McDuck!

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I can't stop going back to season 2, where they kept having flash forwards of the White House and all the police and body bags and everything... Like, trying to portray that Walt got caught and someone important died... Only for the last episode to come (essentially) out of nowhere.

I can't really see a way around Walt legitimately being caught and everyone knowing he is Heisenberg... and yet, I'm very suspicious that they might try to end it in that same way as season 2, where you are led to believe something that absolutely MUST be true for pretty much the entire season, only for it to have a completely weird, hardly developed, ending.

Hoping its not the case and it is more "predictable" (as-in, everyone dies and Walt is about to go out in a blaze of glory), but somehow I'm thinking that won't be the case.

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Starting to believe even more after this episode. All the **** going on right now is just a decoy... The main plot line is hidden.

As some other posters stated, thinking Lydia/Todd/gang start picking off walt's family. Maybe no one does find out that Walt is Heisenberg. I like the idea of Marie going crazy one episode and spray painting "Heisenberg" on the wall of the White house. Hank, Marie and Skylar are killed off by todd's group and when the police come to the house, they see Heisenberg on the wall and think its gang related and Heisenberg has killed them because of hank.

Walt, knowing he is overpowered, disappears for a year. Machine gun to kill Todd's group, and ricin to kill Jesse.

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Jesse lying on that bright green merry-go-round, just going around and around and around in circles was not only beautiful, it really illustrated what a lot of this show has been about.

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I thought that was a very well done scene in an understated way.

Why is nobody on here talking about the scene between Marie and Skylar? That was absolutely gut wrenching and some of Betsy Brandt's (Marie) best work on this show.

Did anyone notice the license plate of the van with the money said "daddy won" (D4DD31) as Walt drove away from Saul's to go bury the money in the desert?

What if .... Walt paints Heisenberg on his OWN house to make it look like Keyser Soze, I mean Heisenberg killed him ...

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That was sort of boring episode.

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Are we watching the same ****ing show?!

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As far as BB goes it was on the boring side but not compared to "regular" shows.

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I f***ing love Yule

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His name is Huell.

And where the **** is Mr. Breakfast?

Why doesn't anyone care where Walt jr is?!?!??

He is obviously with that chick that called him the previous episode

Marie still in purple.

I assume that they are saving the emotionally charged moment that Walt Jr. finds out for a later episode, but I found it really odd that he wasn't included whatsoever in this episode.

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how the **** can some of you say it was a boring episode???!!

what about any of that was boring???!!

this is the first ****ing drama in history to bring it every ****ing week in a totally badass yet loyal to the original premise kinda way and you still ****ing complain.

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You fell for his troll.
(At least it better be a troll!)

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Did anyone notice the license plate of the van with the money said "daddy won" (D4DD31) as Walt drove away from Saul's to go bury the money in the desert?

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I didn't pick up on the letters, just that the numbers added up to 8 (see the post about Easter eggs). And how much did Huell and partner skim?

The graffiti in the house was yellow. That seems to be more of a Hank color than Marie...if the graffiti was purple then we'd know our culprit. Think about all the graffiti you've seen in your life, how much of it was yellow?

If they dust Jesse's cash for fingerprints, they would pick up Walt's from putting the money in the bag to take to Jesse, and Skylar's from
stacking it in the warehouse.

Walt Jr asked for a late curfew, guys.

And yes, that scene between Skyler and Marie was pretty top notch. That was their garage scene.

When Marie, the clepto, was trying to steal Skyler's baby, who else was wanting Skyler to punch Marie square in the face??

Noticed something while watching next week's preview.

Jesse saying (to saul) "tell me the truth, ISNT THAT WHAT THIS IS ALL ABOUT?" and saul replying with "I NEVER WOULD HAVE AGREED TO IT IF I HAD KNOWN WHAT HE WAS GOING TO DO, YOU GOTTA BELIEVE ME!" that right there sounds like Jesse knows about Brock. Jesse would be referring to Huell (and Saul) helping Walt with the poisoning of Brock.

Wouldn't it be funny if Walt had left Gray Matter because Elliot and Gretchen had decided to break bad? They were all chemists...

And now Gray Matter secretly controls Madragal? And Elliot and Gretchen end up being drug lords with Walt trying to gun them in the last episode?

Walt could be consumed with building his own empire to spite them? And that is the reason he would not accept money from them?

And now he dresses like them?

You're reaching.

very intense episode

1. When Walt and Hank were both on their cell phones staring down each other.. wow.

2. Skylar and Marie's scene.. when Marie was asking when Skylar knew and just started ticking off things that had happen.

3. Hank and Skylar...Hank trying to protect her and get the goods on Walt, you could see the wheels turnig in Skylar's mind on what should she do and how to do it.

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very intense episode

1. When Walt and Hank were both on their cell phones staring down each other.. wow.

2. Skylar and Marie's scene.. when Marie was asking when Skylar knew and just started ticking off things that had happen.

3. Hank and Skylar...Hank trying to protect her and get the goods on Walt, you could see the wheels turnig in Skylar's mind on what should she do and how to do it.

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yet some posters here were apparently bored by the episode.

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If they dust Jesse's cash for fingerprints, they would pick up Walt's from putting the money in the bag to take to Jesse, and Skylar's from stacking it in the warehouse.

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Hopefully, they laundered the money.

It ended, and I was shocked it was over. Seemed like 20 minutes had gone by.

Same here. I was so captivated by what was going on that it flew by.

I literally have never cared about tv characters this much, not even with Lost.

When Walt buried the money, what exactly was the string of #s? GPS coordinates? # of steps?

Nice touch to throw the #s on a lotto ticket though. Be funny if the lotto numbers won haha!

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When Walt buried the money, what exactly was the string of #s? GPS coordinates? # of steps?

Nice touch to throw the #s on a lotto ticket though. Be funny if the lotto numbers won haha!

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Yeah. That little device he smashed was a GPS. He memorized the coordinates.