Breaking Bad

[doughboyshredder]

Predictions on who's gonna die tomorrow night?

I say Walt Jr.

We can only hope.

Worst character on the entire show.

[MMP]

Predictions on who's gonna die tomorrow night?

I say Walt Jr.

oh please please please.....i would love that

[Lev]

Predictions on who's gonna die tomorrow night?

I say Walt Jr.

What's the issue here?



And just for kicks...

[ICEHOCEY77]

who dies? hmmmm. With 16 episodes to go after tonight they are going to have to really reach to keep the plot going, so my first answer would be no one. But push comes to shove, I'll take someone insignificant like the guy that let Gomez snoop around the laundry place. I'm betting it ends as a cliffhanger in some fashion to set up the final season.

[ICEHOCEY77]

well shit

[leroy jenkins]

Heres betting walt can't walk away with his safety a whole bunch of cash and a successful carwash. Hes going to start cooking again.

[concretejungle]

Mike?

Qwerty

[funkendrenchman]

seems like the scene where he was spinning the gun wanted to give a clue that it was walt. VG doesn't do scenes like that without reason.

DING!.....

[arild]

Awesome episode. The show could end here, I think.

[doughboyshredder]

Awesome episode. The show could end here, I think.

It could and I kind of think it should.
What an amazing episode. Gus walking out of the room and then the camera panning to show half of his face gone was fucking epic.
The revelation that walt poisoned brock really goes to show how far walt has deteriorated morally.

I agree that this is pretty much the best tv series ever.

[This End Up]

The revelation that walt poisoned brock.

Or one of Gus's guys left the poison plant in Walt’s backyard.

[doughboyshredder]

Wasn't the plant there when walt was sitting there spinning the gun?

[Scotsman50]

WTF are the next 16 episodes going to be about??? Shit... I can't wait to see how this goes now!

[stevesmith7]

30 seconds from the end I was ready to call it done as well.
So now we still have Walt vs Jesse (dead girlfriend, poisoned boy, etc.), Walt vs Hank, the IRS, getting the cash flowing again, Walt vs Mike. Plenty to keep us glued for another season.

[leroy jenkins]

It could, but thank God we've got 16 more episodes next year.

I used to think 'The Wire' was the best TV series ever, but I think it's been topped.

I disagree, BB is entertaining but the wire was far more insightful about a lot of different things and seemed like it had points to make without being preachy (not that BB preaches, but it doesnt really make a point about anything either, its just a story).

[oftpiste]

Wasn't Saul holding a bunch of Walt's money as well as the money he gave Jesse from the safe as he was bailing out of his office? What happened to that (did it get to Walt?) and why, if Walt was bringing in 17 million a year didn't he have the cash he needed last episode (after Skyler gave $650k away) in the crawl space?

That scene of Gus walking out of Hector's room post explosion - and you're thinking, "holy balls, he fucking survived?" then the pan and Gus's drop to the floor just took my breath away.

[Crampedon]

No shit. When he reached down to straighten his tie one last time I thought he was wearing kevlar, but then he dropped like a pile of bricks. The actor must be stoked to get that kind of an ending.

Walt poisened the kid? Says who? I missed that.

[doughboyshredder]

Brock was poisoned by eating a berry from the plant was sitting next to where walt was sitting at his pool while he was spinning the gun.

[funkendrenchman]

No shit. When he reached down to straighten his tie one last time I thought he was wearing kevlar, but then he dropped like a pile of bricks. The actor must be stoked to get that kind of an ending.

Walt poisened the kid? Says who? I missed that.

The kid got poisoned by the same plant Walt has in his backyard. In the previous episode, when Walt was spinning the gun, the gun stopped, pointing at the plant.

[Crampedon]

Ah yes Jessie said that, did we see Walt pop a few berries in the kids mouth/ceral/milk?

Hi reaction was a bit soft when he said it was not ricin.

[funkendrenchman]

Or one of Gus's guys left the poison plant in Walt’s backyard.

It makes way more sense that Walt poisoned Brock than if Gus did.

It's up in the air as to how Walt did it.

[Jer]

Gus walking out of the room and then the camera panning to show half of his face gone was fucking epic.
I agree that this is pretty much the best tv series ever.

That scene of Gus walking out of Hector's room post explosion - and you're thinking, "holy balls, he fucking survived?" then the pan and Gus's drop to the floor just took my breath away.

Unfortunately that kind of explosion wouldn't result in that kind of trauma. Gus would have to have fairly firm jelly in his veins instead of blood to take one step.

No shit. When he reached down to straighten his tie one last time I thought he was wearing kevlar, but then he dropped like a pile of bricks.

Kevlar doesn't protect against explosions, or even high velocity gunshots.

Again - I hate to be a party pooper, but this is one more unbelieveable thing on top of an ever growing pile of unbeliveable things.

I will say that it's cool how Walt completely exploited Gus's one and only weakness. It's clear that Gus was in the whole drug kingpin game way more for revenge than for the money or anything else. For once Gus fucked up.

Next season will be really interesting since, for all intents and purposes, they could end the whole thing right now. But yeah - Walt has some major transgressions against Jesse. Mike holds the key to at least one of them.

[funkendrenchman]

If I were Tyrus, I probably would have inspected the room just prior to Gus entering... but I guess everyone makes mistakes.

[TahoeJ]

To summarize this final episode and entire season: Holy. Fucking. Shit.

Good stuff.

[funkendrenchman]

Kevlar doesn't protect against explosions, or even high velocity gunshots.

Tell that to the bomb squad. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Bomb_Suit Not that Gus could have been wearing something that substantial.