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The cat and mouse game between Walter & Hank and between Skyler & Marie is pretty F’n funny and intriguing. Even Jesse Pinkman is stepping up and rolling with the changes big-time compared to last season… the way he handled the DEA interviews and played off his appearance and low-expectations was right out of The Usual Suspects.
The twist with the old man was priceless.
Yeah, dude. I sort of figured he wouldn't rat Jesse out but I did not see THAT coming all at. Fucking genius.Quote:
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ding!Quote:
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LOL- I work at a place that has one of those bells when a customer comes in. everytime they ring that bell I think of the old guy. I love it
Doh; Jesse has officially lost his briefly held criminal mastermind status.
well, things could get interesting next week
Another solid episode.So was i high or did it look like Hank may have suffered a stroke?
As soon as Hank catches on, he's gonna be done.Quote:
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I thought it was an anxiety attack.Quote:
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Can't wait for Jesse to start goin' all Scarface.
that tweaker rip off crew was a piece of work. that laugh was insane.
agreedQuote:
Originally Posted by MagicMtnPinhead
and, it was probably a good idea to have shown that couple, as it was the first thing in the show that really shows how much meth fucks a person up
This is my first season of breaking bad so who is Elliot and Gretchen? Ex-wife? Sister?
I didn't know either so I looked it up this morning. They are former colleagues of Walters who own a successful drug company that Walter helped co-found.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuckerman
Yes, correct. Elliot and Gretchen started Grey Matter (i think thats the name) and Walter had a huge part in the research it was involving. Remember Walter is a extremely over educated teacher. Elliot and Gretchen offered to pay for his treatment when he was diagnosed, it offended him and this is where they are now. Looks like Walter is starting to change a little, esp. that convo in the car with his Walter Jr.(Flynn). That episode was fuckin wild, the scenes are so long and drawn out it's almost hard to watch. I squirmed a little when she pushed that ATM over. Thought they had an interesting little role reversal with Jesse being so nice to that little kid, and Walter turning a little scary. I can't stand how these episodes end either, it's always abrupt.
Pride - the root of the whole tragedy that is this show.Quote:
Originally Posted by rdennhs
Glad I saw this thread. This show is unreal. I watched the first few episodes of this season, got hooked and just finished the first three from season one on Net Flix. I couldn't go to sleep the other night, I was so wound up after watching them. Cranston is amazing.
Yeah dude, Walter has progessively become a less and less sympathetic character this season. It's sort of reminding me of Michael in the 2nd Godfather. I think we've only seen the beginning of what he's capable of.Quote:
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dont forget that Gretchen and Walter dated before their respective marriages.Quote:
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And iceman says Top Gear is the best TV show ever.....psshhhh....:rolleyes:
I love this series. I think another interesting subplot of sorts will be how Jesse deals with being a "kingpin" of sorts. Something tells me he's gonna botch things somehow. This past episode illustrated that he as a character is softening a bit IMO. It'll be interesting to see how the rest of the season plays out. And lets not forget about Hank's transfer to ELP. Something tells me things will get real interesting when we catch back up with that story.
The scene w/ jesse falling through the roof of the porta-shitter was great. I was laughing at him and then by the end when he's pulling on the gas mask and crying before passing out was ... brutal.
jesse is a great character because he's so flawed and such an immature prick, but still has s nugget of heart.
"What? You've never seen a decapitated human head riding a tortoise before?"
---quite possibly the best line of the series thus far.
Things are going to get really interesting here. Jesse and his new ladyfriend, Walt's ambitions, and Hank's adventures in ELP. Can't wait till next week. Damn, I hate being addicted to a tv show.
Loved the Blow fish motivational speech. "I'm a Blow fish!"
goddamn that last episode was freaking great
They're both basically decent guys who are in a business that really doesn't suit them.Quote:
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What a great episode. Pretty damn hilarious, which I feel like the series sort of needed at this point. Bob Odenkirk as Saul is genius.
Better call Saul, so funny and is now my go answer to all legal WWMD posts. I wish I could find that commercial somewhere in the intertubes.
you don't need a criminal attorney, you need a "criminal" (thats an) attorney
Badger calling out the cop, then selling to him... fucking great. Such a dumb ass.
^^^ Dude; it’s in the Constitution… so go ahead and ask.
Later:
I hate it when people mess with the constitution.
Bwahahah...
He's back. Game on, bitches. This series needs evil Walt to stay interesting.
I concur. Looks like next week is going to be badass.
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Originally Posted by Herr Doktor
I predict in a future episode Jesse will want out so he can lead a respectable life with whatsherface and pursue an art career.
I'm requesting more side boob on the landlady.
the landlady's dad is who the criminal lawyer is going to use to move all that product.
as if things weren't interesting enough...next week looks like shit is really going to start hitting the fan.....again....FKNA love this show!
I was getting bored there for a couple weeks... now it's getting good again.Quote:
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Who else thinks the landlady is a BABE!?
At least until she started hitting the crystal....
^^^^
Don't forget the H. Nothing sexier than a junkie. She even shoots up her feet to avoid tracks on her arms. Smart thinkin'.
Still, yeah, she's a babe. Legs, legs, legs is all I have to say.
birth of a girl, death of a girl. Walt was there for the wrong one.
glad she's gone, she was bad news.
Any one else catch the allusion to Jane's death when Walt was laying his new baby in her crib. Something was said to the effect of making sure the baby lays on her side so if she spits up she won't choke, then later Jane makes sure Jesse does the same thing...yeah, glad she's dead...now those two can get back to business.