No witnesses remember and also Mike telling him a few episodes back that you do whatever they tell you to.
Television Breaking Bad
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Completely forgot about that kid. No idea how far into the episode I was in when he showed up again so it didn't ruin anything for me. Shock value still there.
Ginger man has some balls on him. That was cold. I figured a kid driving around the desert on his own is exactly the type to keep his mouth shut but I guess you can't take that chance and it probably won't be chocked up as murder. It's a big place to get yourself hurt in.
So two weeks after I started watching the show to the day and I've finally caught up. What the feck do you guys do for the next 6 or so days. I'm freaking out here!
Brilliant scene that. I'm sure we're going to get more of that as the season draws to it's natural conclusion of Hank vs Walt. I'm thinking the baby scene might be an early hint at them taking her in as their own when and if Walt dies.
The whole train heist was superbly done tension wise, with Walt's cockiness almost being the undoing again...I agree with the fact that Jesse is too naive in thinking they can roll with the big crims and still be good. The morality play at large is wonderfully done. In his head, he's got blood on his hands again.
Holy shit, Landry!
Im up to the end of Season four and I have one question...
What happened to the ricin cigarette?
You will find out in S5
The exact thing I first thought of as well! Him playing this role added to the shock value for me.
Yep, they made a point of ensuring he doesn't tell anyone, and he took it up in that aspect and shot a kid dead. The fact that he waved to the kid first made it all the more disturbing!
I just love how Jesse does hit utmost to ensure nobody dies, like with Lydia, and this massive plan so the engineers don't die, thinking he has everything thought out perfectly, only for a little kid to come along and get shot at the end. Brilliant TV.
What an episode. The ending I didn't really expect but started to a bit more as that scene went on, thought thought it would be Mike not that guy
I think the death of the child will be a huge catalyst in determining the outcome of the show. I mean, it will definitely have a bearing on Jesse's attitudes about their project. and thus his fate and that of the others. Will this make him more likely to turn or Walt and Mike et al?
I also think tension between Walt and Mike will increase throughout the show whilst Hank and Walt are engaged in game of cat and mouse (even if Hank doesn't quite know it until the end). This is all very promising for the show's climax and ending.
Has potential to be the best show ever in my eyes. If they get the ending right, it will be up there with The Shield, The Wire and The Sopranos.
I also think tension between Walt and Mike will increase throughout the show whilst Hank and Walt are engaged in game of cat and mouse (even if Hank doesn't quite know it until the end). This is all very promising for the show's climax and ending.
Has potential to be the best show ever in my eyes. If they get the ending right, it will be up there with The Shield, The Wire and The Sopranos.
I agree with you Moz.They have all the ingredients to make this a superb final season
And here I was worried about the final season because of how well I thought the finale of season 4 wrapped everything up...
It will end with Walt single handedly taking on the DEA with a "little friend"
That would certainly be one good way to go about it but I'm wondering if they'll work it so that Walt's ending seems to restore some humility and gentleness about him. I doubt it though as I definitely can't see it ending in any way other than with Walt's death perhaps in spectacular 'Scarface' fashion. Although I still like Walt, his death would be one part of a satisfying conclusion.
I can see similar tragedy in Jesse's future. He will either die as a result of Walt's actions or suicide or he will turn on them with the DEA and get clipped for betraying them. Maybe it will go the other way with Jesse being the only one to come out of this alive and free as aspects of his morality remain in tact.
As for Hank, trying to catch the illustrious, elusive 'Heisenberg' will drive him nuts and will end in humiliation for him. I sense he will play a role in Walt's death directly or indirectly but you never know, it may end up as a case of if you can't beat 'em, join 'em!
I'm wondering if the spider in the jar symbolises anything. For example, does it symbolise the point of no return or the entrapment of the characters or some part of their nature?
The potential is obviously there.
The scene where boy was shot is very close to some epic breathtaking scenes from The Shield...
E.g. when Vic shot Crowley or when Shane killed Lem...
It took 5 season, but it is there. Maybe the end will be the same and Walt will make a deal with Frank.
So who thinks he is going to get Mike to kill Skylar eventually?
Funny you should say that. I'm on my third viewing of the Shield and that's the scene I've just watched and my thoughts were exactly as yours!
Possibly. Skylar will get harder to handle and contain. If Walt doesn't order it, then Mike will act alone to dispose of Skyler heightening the tension between Walt and Mike. feck, we could write the ending ourselves!
I think they will try to get rid of Jesse first. They do not really need him THAT much plus for sure there will be differences between them how to run a business (e.g. not killing innocent boy). They will look at him as a weakness.
the preview fo "buyout" shows jesse and mike without walt meeting too shady looking guys in black suits, Feds? Cartel?
That's a spoiler.
It's far more likely to be Todd after that ending.
Mike has morals, he only kills if he feels it's necessary, I can't imagine him killing a mans wife because he hates or whatever, especially considering how much he himself hates Walt.
I hope Jesse survives, but they're making him unbelievably likable lately, more so than before, so I have a feeling they might kill him off
Walt and Mike dont get along so if Mike ends up killing Skylar it wont be because Walt asks him to do so.
Jesse and Mike are solid, but its Walt and Jesse's relationship which will start to go sour after this incident.
Jesse and Mike are solid, but its Walt and Jesse's relationship which will start to go sour after this incident.
Well the reason why Walt would want her out of the way is so he can have the kids back and she is becoming a problem for him.
But yeah maybe it will not be Mike who does the deed. But I can see it happening
But yeah maybe it will not be Mike who does the deed. But I can see it happening
I thought Jesse was a goner when the train started moving again, well I thought they won't kill him off this early (or at all) but for a split second I shat them. Brilliant episode.
I'm watching this now, half way through season 3. It's OK but people saying it's better than The Sopranos - you've got to be kidding me. All the main characters in BB constantly behaving inconsistently, plot holes you can drive a bus through, completely unrealistic turns of events all the time.
It's compelling viewing but more like a soap opera than a real drama.
And has there ever been a more joyless, uptight, unlovable character than Skylar?
e.g. the way those two Mexican hitmen go from being utterly ruthless killers to saying "no, too easy" to Hank and going for an axe instead? Please.
It's compelling viewing but more like a soap opera than a real drama.
And has there ever been a more joyless, uptight, unlovable character than Skylar?
The first half of season 3 is cack. I watched the first two seasons and gave up half way through the 3rd before eventually finishing the series It picks up in the 2nd half and Season 4 is amazing.
Yeah I think it applies most to Jesse at this point. He just can't escape the immoral world he or Walt has trapped him in.
this is funny. S05E05 SPOILERI know that nobody is posting anything that can be taken as anything other than wondering what will happen but they ALL need to be in spoiler tags as they are speculation about the future of the show.
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How does speculation fall under 'future developments'? Spoiler tags are annoying on some devices.
Specualtion is comment about possible future developments.
People should be given the choice to read this sort of thing or not. Spoiler tags do this. I post on an iPad and an iPhone mainly with no problem. Im not sure if Android is as easy.
I don't want to read what anyone has to say about the future of a show in case they are right. I want to be surprised. I have now been given many options for the future of the show, some of them I hadn't considered and if one of them is correct it will reduce my enjoyment.
People should be given the choice to read this sort of thing or not. Spoiler tags do this. I post on an iPad and an iPhone mainly with no problem. Im not sure if Android is as easy.
I don't want to read what anyone has to say about the future of a show in case they are right. I want to be surprised. I have now been given many options for the future of the show, some of them I hadn't considered and if one of them is correct it will reduce my enjoyment.
Speculation about future of show
I bet Wibble reads this. He can't help himself.
Surely the scene where Walt was forgetting the name of the shrink (or pretending to), and Hank then really emphasised the word 'fester', was the first hint of the cancer coming back, perhaps a brain tumour?
Surely the scene where Walt was forgetting the name of the shrink (or pretending to), and Hank then really emphasised the word 'fester', was the first hint of the cancer coming back, perhaps a brain tumour?
Thanks Mike.
A pain I know but not using them does spoil people's enjoyment.
A pain I know but not using them does spoil people's enjoyment.
If that bitch Skyler survives the show and Jesse doesn't, the producers can go and feck themselves. I want to punch her right in the face.
Spider = Along came a spider. I thought it was an easy reference
Heat reference: in Heat De Niro hires a new guy who turns a truck robbery into a murder by killing a witness. Todd kills the kid. In the end, Pacino squares off against De Niro and the bad guy ends up dead.
Well Skylar White vs Carmella Soprano, I honestly don't know which character I dislike the most