ExileOnDaytonStreet
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Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
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bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
And if Dish doesn't get their **** figured out before the season premiere, Hello DirecTV!
And if Dish doesn't get their **** figured out before the season premiere, Hello DirecTV!
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
I need to see Season 4 before this season starts.
I need to see Season 4 before this season starts.
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
I told you. Buy it.
I told you. Buy it.
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
After mistakenly seeing a promo for BB, when Walt says "I'm in no danger. I AM the danger!", well, he's gonna fall, and fall hard. I'm guessing he dies (specifically gets killed) since that was the whole reason he started this venture in the first place.
What would be awesome is if Hank has to be the one to do it, DEA standoff style. But I'd guess Jesse will end up doing it. Maybe even a murder-suicide.
Edit: forgot to say this, but this thread title is all kinds of awesome.
After mistakenly seeing a promo for BB, when Walt says "I'm in no danger. I AM the danger!", well, he's gonna fall, and fall hard. I'm guessing he dies (specifically gets killed) since that was the whole reason he started this venture in the first place.
What would be awesome is if Hank has to be the one to do it, DEA standoff style. But I'd guess Jesse will end up doing it. Maybe even a murder-suicide.
Edit: forgot to say this, but this thread title is all kinds of awesome.
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Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
I just finished season 4 a few months ago so I didnt read the threads on here last season. But Hank has to suspect something, right? Chances are high he's at least considering the possibility that Walt is behind this. Esp in the finale when Hank was holed up with Skylar and family and Walt was supposedy at the car wash...and all that stuff went down.
I just finished season 4 a few months ago so I didnt read the threads on here last season. But Hank has to suspect something, right? Chances are high he's at least considering the possibility that Walt is behind this. Esp in the finale when Hank was holed up with Skylar and family and Walt was supposedy at the car wash...and all that stuff went down.
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Hank's a forgivable/trusting/naive guy (except at times, with his wife and her lying/kleptomania). The ep when he wondered about who "WW" was, was the best shot at suspicion, and he seemed to play it off (although given the writing in this show, it still could be in the back of Hank's mind). I am growing fonder of the theory about Gomez that was mentioned, about being one of Gus's guys.
I think we can all agree that's it's ego that brings Walt down.
Hank's a forgivable/trusting/naive guy (except at times, with his wife and her lying/kleptomania). The ep when he wondered about who "WW" was, was the best shot at suspicion, and he seemed to play it off (although given the writing in this show, it still could be in the back of Hank's mind). I am growing fonder of the theory about Gomez that was mentioned, about being one of Gus's guys.
I think we can all agree that's it's ego that brings Walt down.
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Deutsche Gopher Fan
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Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
I also like the gomez idea. there have been some obvious signs that Gus had someone on the inside, and I really don't think they'll have that person turn out to be someone we don't know. At times, something just appears to be a little "off" with Gomez.
I also like the gomez idea. there have been some obvious signs that Gus had someone on the inside, and I really don't think they'll have that person turn out to be someone we don't know. At times, something just appears to be a little "off" with Gomez.
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Gus mentioned he has guys "elsewhere" or "on the inside." (Something like that, cannot remember the exact words). The obvious Gomez angle is when he's deterring Hank from chasing down supposedly random/suspicious sites. Given how the show has gone.....that's too obvious.
Ooooo, imagine if Junior finds out something/hears something......*mind asplode*
Gus mentioned he has guys "elsewhere" or "on the inside." (Something like that, cannot remember the exact words). The obvious Gomez angle is when he's deterring Hank from chasing down supposedly random/suspicious sites. Given how the show has gone.....that's too obvious.
Ooooo, imagine if Junior finds out something/hears something......*mind asplode*
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Just watched the pilot. Lots of potential; sorry I missed it for this long.
Just watched the pilot. Lots of potential; sorry I missed it for this long.
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Just watched the pilot. Lots of potential; sorry I missed it for this long.
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Particularly enjoyed the scene where Walt, after coming off so naive for the first 40 minutes, ruthlessly gasses the two dealers who try to weasel into the operation.
Particularly enjoyed the scene where Walt, after coming off so naive for the first 40 minutes, ruthlessly gasses the two dealers who try to weasel into the operation.
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Rabbit hole = so much deeper..........
Rabbit hole = so much deeper..........
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Which means it's probably Hank.
bigblue_dl
Armed
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
If it were Hank he would have never "figured out" that Gus is behind the whole thing, and made Walt drive him around and help him bug Gus's car.Which means it's probably Hank.
ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
On the subject of Gomez maybe being a mole, I had this to say in the TV thread (stuff in bold, I've added for this post):
On the subject of Gomez maybe being a mole, I had this to say in the TV thread (stuff in bold, I've added for this post):
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Finally re-watched the rest of S4.
Things we know (and some that we may have forgotten).
1. Gus is dead, lab is gone. Walt will most likely not cook any more.
2. Jesse is truly happy with his girl/her kid, has money, has no worries on the surface.
3. Hank was right about Gus. But, does he really think this whole thing is done with? Does he continue on?
4. Walt only has connections with Saul (who he can manipulate) and Mike (who he cannot manipulate).
5. Walt also still has (I assume) the card of the guy who can make his whole family disappear for a hefty price (although he currently doesn't have enough money, thanks to Skylar*).
6. Skylar is visibly shaken when she realizes that Walt just committed a triple murder. Is it relief? I really don't think so.
Right now, I'll still go by my pipe dream of a shootout/similar between DEA and Walt, and Hank is the one that pulls the trigger on Walt, killing him. But there are far more questions than answers.
*This is the ONE correct decision Skylar has made. No way could the car wash be investigated. She did the right thing in giving Ted the money and making him pay the IRS back.
Finally re-watched the rest of S4.
Things we know (and some that we may have forgotten).
1. Gus is dead, lab is gone. Walt will most likely not cook any more.
2. Jesse is truly happy with his girl/her kid, has money, has no worries on the surface.
3. Hank was right about Gus. But, does he really think this whole thing is done with? Does he continue on?
4. Walt only has connections with Saul (who he can manipulate) and Mike (who he cannot manipulate).
5. Walt also still has (I assume) the card of the guy who can make his whole family disappear for a hefty price (although he currently doesn't have enough money, thanks to Skylar*).
6. Skylar is visibly shaken when she realizes that Walt just committed a triple murder. Is it relief? I really don't think so.
Right now, I'll still go by my pipe dream of a shootout/similar between DEA and Walt, and Hank is the one that pulls the trigger on Walt, killing him. But there are far more questions than answers.
*This is the ONE correct decision Skylar has made. No way could the car wash be investigated. She did the right thing in giving Ted the money and making him pay the IRS back.
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ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
I'm assuming this is the first 90 seconds or so of the season premiere (probably after the title card/cold open). Not too spoiler-ish. Just a lot of Walter Jr. being both too excited and too Palsy-stricken to speak properly.
So excited. Ten days from now can't happen soon enough.
To your list, Brent, I would note that there is no way that Hank thinks this Gus thing is over with. If anything it will embolden him. And there's probably more than enough evidence leftover to concern everyone involved (a la Gale Boetticher). There are undoubtedly loose ends that Walt and Jesse still need to tie up. They'd better hope that the industrial laundry, the chicken farm and the Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant all have bad records for their security footage (or, given how Hank tracked down the RV, neighboring businesses as well). Someone should probably take care of Gus's computer and whatever evidence he has at his house. Somehow, I think Hank's tenacity will not bode well for anyone.
If you want to watch this trailer for season 5, it also seems to address some points relevant to items 1, 4, and 6.
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/-Eqab4-G1Ac" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
I'm assuming this is the first 90 seconds or so of the season premiere (probably after the title card/cold open). Not too spoiler-ish. Just a lot of Walter Jr. being both too excited and too Palsy-stricken to speak properly.
So excited. Ten days from now can't happen soon enough.
To your list, Brent, I would note that there is no way that Hank thinks this Gus thing is over with. If anything it will embolden him. And there's probably more than enough evidence leftover to concern everyone involved (a la Gale Boetticher). There are undoubtedly loose ends that Walt and Jesse still need to tie up. They'd better hope that the industrial laundry, the chicken farm and the Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant all have bad records for their security footage (or, given how Hank tracked down the RV, neighboring businesses as well). Someone should probably take care of Gus's computer and whatever evidence he has at his house. Somehow, I think Hank's tenacity will not bode well for anyone.
If you want to watch this trailer for season 5, it also seems to address some points relevant to items 1, 4, and 6.
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/-Eqab4-G1Ac" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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Priceless
Guest
Re: Meth, I Hear You Callin': The Final Season of Breaking Bad
Just started watching on Netflix last night. Didn't realize it, but I'm already into the second season. Absolutely amazing show. Only problem is going to be waiting for season five episodes to air
Just started watching on Netflix last night. Didn't realize it, but I'm already into the second season. Absolutely amazing show. Only problem is going to be waiting for season five episodes to air