Cool. I'm sure that's the case in the truth or the BB world. I just kinda wish he gloated more on the inside.
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Breaking Bad coming back
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Loved it SO much though,sure maybe I got a couple of things I wanted to see. But that just stupid stuff.
So amazing! I'm not sure If it's going to knock the 4th season of the wire of my Pedestal but that it's challenging says SO much.
LOVE IT
So amazing! I'm not sure If it's going to knock the 4th season of the wire of my Pedestal but that it's challenging says SO much.
LOVE IT
Well, aside from the suspension of disbelief required for the machine gun scene...
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Finales are always a tough sell, no matter how popular or notorious the show. I've only been emotionally invested in a few in my 54 years on the planet, and this was as satisfying, if not moreso, than any other.
I'm not gonna nit-pick. I'm just glad I was along for the ride.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Finales are always a tough sell, no matter how popular or notorious the show. I've only been emotionally invested in a few in my 54 years on the planet, and this was as satisfying, if not moreso, than any other.
I'm not gonna nit-pick. I'm just glad I was along for the ride.
Yeah, I agree. If you sympathized with his character, that would have been the icing on the cake.
But I think Walter made it clear: This is no longer about money. It's about salvaging what's left of your soul.
Exactly. I don't think Jesse would have taken the money. Remember he was giving away all the money that he had. It's blood money and he wants nothing to do with it.
I thought the machine gun trick was pretty cool, but have you noticed that everything Walt built with a switch in it worked intermittently? The test bomb in his kitchen, the wheelchair bomb (dingdingdingBOOM) and now, the gun?
It sure was satisfying seeing the Neos get it. The overhead view of that greasy haired creep (Jack's right hand) gyrating in the recliner reminded me of Saul in the passive exerciser that Mike scared him out of a few seasons ago.
It sure was satisfying seeing the Neos get it. The overhead view of that greasy haired creep (Jack's right hand) gyrating in the recliner reminded me of Saul in the passive exerciser that Mike scared him out of a few seasons ago.
When did the gun work intermittently? I thought it started functioning as soon as he pushed the button.
It took a second, just long enough to create a instant of doubt.
Watching Jesse squeeze the life out of that Opie, dead eye piece of %^&! was Awesome!
Watching Jesse squeeze the life out of that Opie, dead eye piece of %^&! was Awesome!
Side note (i'm not sure if this has already been covered) but apparently ricin has been used experimentally to kill cancer cells.
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Found this looking up if ricin has an antidote, which the same article confirms there is not.
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Found this looking up if ricin has an antidote, which the same article confirms there is not.
Was the shot of Jesse doing wood working a flashback to the story he told about creating the box and then selling it for drugs or was it a flash forward?
I think it was a flashback...
The episode played out pretty much as I was thinking it would. It would have been cool for Walt to shoot up some of his own product before kicking the bucket...
The episode played out pretty much as I was thinking it would. It would have been cool for Walt to shoot up some of his own product before kicking the bucket...
Alternate ending: Walt moves away with a new identity and that's where Malcolm in the Middle begins...
Yeah, being forced into slavery and made to work with the constant threat of death over his shoulder. What a *****.
It seemed to me that Walt tackled Jesse and held the remote up and push push push before it finally started firing. There was a lot of yelling going on and I haven't re-watched it yet, so I could be wrong. I'm used to it.
Judging by the lack of scars, I'd say flashback. He even seemed to be a lot more scarred than the previous episode.
Like I said, I'm wrong a lot. Somebody help me; I can only remember one death Jesse is directly responsible for (Gayle) and that was to keep Walt alive. I'm sure he contributed to other deaths and lives ruined given his profession, but I can't remember him popping anyone but Gayle.
I'm glad he lived.
That was my thought as well. I still can't get over how well the series finale was. Definitely one of the best ones I have ever seen!
Closure.
Well written ending, to probably the best TV show to grace the Earth.
Flawless victory.
Well written ending, to probably the best TV show to grace the Earth.
Flawless victory.
That finale was awesome, exactly the way it should have ended. No tricks or goofy twists. That M60 scene was a little hokey though, but I don't want to nitpick. Walt owns the disaster he dragged everyone into, makes some amends, and Jesse is the one standing at the end. Righteous.
