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What I wanna know is ... is Huell still sitting there???

Holy ****!!!!!!

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What I wanna know is ... is Huell still sitting there???

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Ughhhh, Jesus. After I watch the episode a couple times I think I got it all....and then I go check out the Breaking Bad reddit.

http://www.reddit.com/r/breakingbad






That was right after Don Eladio killed Gus' boyfriend. Gus came back to take out Don Eladio's whole crew. Another shot:

I don't get the pants flying off one. That other stuff is pretty nuts. I noticed the bullet to the head/gas tank shot.

Walt rolled the money past his pants from the first episode that were still out there. Remember how they flew off the rear-view mirror?

Nvm I couldn't tell that the last pic was Walt with the barrel

The pants thing is great

That was an efffing crazy intense episode. Torbush

Tonight's episode took me from wanting Walt to get away at the end to wanting that evil mother effer to die slowly.

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Does someone threaten Holly in this episode?
Trying to figure out why they would bother to show Skylar and Walts conversation there

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Good call tuco. Right after the flashback.

I felt the same way until I realized he was acting like that on the phone so Skylar could have a defense and he returned the baby. Now I want him to get all his money back and get away.

I remember said "what the hell is that?" As he rolled the barrel past his pants. What a cool shot.

Also pretty cool comparisons of him and Gus laying face down.

So Hank was Walt's boyfriend?

Joking aside, the last scene with Hank was awesome. He gave zero fcks

HOLY CRAP. THIS SHOW IS THE GOAT

Amazing work. The setup is all in place for the most part.

Hank telling Walt he was the smartest guy he ever met was devastatingly great. He got his affirmation.

Can Walt be redeemed?

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Hank telling Walt he was the smartest guy he ever met was devastatingly great. He got his affirmation.

Can Walt be redeemed?

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Wow, didn't even think about like this.

I just took that as him saying "for a smart guy walt, you're pretty dumb for not realizing this guy is going to kill me anyway"...KA-BLEEEWIE!!!

Last scene of the series will be Huell still sitting there.

Stolen from reddit.

.gif of the gun battle

Still bothered that Jesse somehow always escapes death. He calls Walt lucky, but he should have been whacked. Had he left well enough alone, just left, none of the dominoes would have fallen the way they did.

And i had forgotten all about Jane OD-ing right in front of Walt. This episode is the greatest of the entire series because it showed Walt completely being taken over by anger. He didn't kill Manolo, but its the closest he's done to turning his back on his companion.

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HOLY CRAP. THIS SHOW IS THE GOAT

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Still Say The Wire is. I love this show, but nothing comes close to reality like The Wire.


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Jesses gonna kill Todd to save Andrea and Brock. I don't think the nazis are cooking, I think Todd is doing it alone because he has the hots for Lydia. If Jesse does get away from Todd. He could be the one Walt is coming back for, to kill not save. No way in hell Walt tries to rescue Jesse. Walt thinks this is all Jesses fault, including hanks death.

What a freakin episode. But do we expect anything less from these people??

Hanks last scene was was so amazing..his last line(s) unforgettable.

I did think when Walt Jr called his dad after being told everything (with Marie there) Walt would answer the phone like nothing happened.

91ag, exactly!

Orlando, I expected Walt to answer, too.

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but nothing comes close to reality like The Wire.

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signed,

Season Five

Walt comes back to protect his family, takes out the Neo-Nazis and frees Jesse in the process. Jesse and Walt part ways, maybe not even saying anything to each other, but both realizing how much damage and death has been done and realizing it has to stop.

Walt takes out Lydia with the ricin (as was suggested earlier) in her tea. It assures that she won't ever hire anybody else to come after him or his family to try to get him cooking again.

Walt somehow (through Saul most likely) gets his barrel of money to Skyler and the kids.

Walt walks away alone, still unable to have any contact with his family. They were why he did all of this, and to not be with them is the ultimate punishment for him. Hell, he might even still die from cancer. Just because he has hair doesn't mean he's cancer free, just means he isn't on chemo.

from the pilot:

Hank: “You’ve got a brain the size of Wisconsin, but we’re not gonna hold that against you!” – “You’re heart’s in the right place, man.”

And for a wild prediction, Jesse dies somehow fighting with Todd and his family.

Todd/family find syyler/walt jr and use them to pressure Walt sr to cook.

He comes back to kick arse and chew bubble gum, and he's all out of bubble gum.

Then to piggyback what someone else said, takes ricin goes into custody, dies.

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Season Five

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The biggest eye sore to the series no doubt lol. It had its moments; Snoop and Omar. But Breaking is nothing but exaggerations and over the top scenarios. I love them both, but the The Wire is still dear to me.