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Breaking Bad coming back

Vince Gilligan said the ending would be "divisive" I think. I say That likely means that only one of Jesse or Walt survives. I'm thinking Jesse walks away with the cash and looks after Brock. Poor guy deserves it.

I'm thinking something similar. Walt knows he's a goner either way, so I think he's likely going to end things on his own terms.
 
OCD type morning for me I guess.

If you call the phone number of the vacuum repair/disappear shop, they've actually activated the line and a greeting was recorded by Robert Forster.

505-842-4205

And it's actually a NM phone number. Awesome.

The Better Call Saul line was still up last time I checked as well.


I actually called 505-148-3369 (hopeing to the get the jesse recording) but the number was dead.

"Yo yo yo, one four eight, three to the three to the six to the nine, WHATTUP BI-OTCH, leave it at the tone"
 
Yup...sociopath. Although I think he does have connections with certain people. Jack,Walt,Jesse.
At Hanks death I believe he was moved to a tiny tear for the sight of Walt walt breaking down so animately.
Andrea's death was so awesomely cold,nonchalant. And Jesse juxtaposing torturous wail.... Awesome!

I laughed out loud when Todd was referred to as "that Opie dead eye piece of ****" in the last episode.
 
Great article on Breaking Bad by Rich Lowry in National Review, I know the mag is political, but the article doesn't have any political content so I thought the BB might want to check it out.
The first quote summarizes it nicely:

When Walter White makes his exit upon the series finale of Breaking Bad, TV will lose its most compelling depiction of evil.

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My favorite element of humor is still when he brings the pizza over to the house and Skyler won't let him in so he throws the pizza and it lands on the roof. I was reading that they originally wanted that to happen but they had a prop pizza hooked to a line that they were going to use to make sure it landed. Bryan Cranston wanted to try to actually do it with a real pizza and he nailed it in one take. He wasn't even aware that the pizza landed on the roof until he was driving back and everyone was clapping. It landed exactly where they wanted it to go. He tried to do it a few more times and he couldn't reproduce it.
 

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