It wasn't pointless though. It shows how ruthless he is because he basically caused that and it hasn't affected him at all since. On the other hand being a cause in so many deaths may have numbed him somewhat and made it possible for him to kill afterwards (had he killed anyone before then?).
Television Breaking Bad
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
He killed the guy in the basement. I wouldn't say it hasn't affected or agree with anyone who thinks it was pointless. The incident kind of defines his change. He did keep the eyeball and has a bit of a mini breakdown when the fly gets in lab and he talks about the perfect time to die being that night. It was a point of no return for him.
I think also the fact that it was a teddy bear shows that it's children he's killed as well, being a father himself would make that hit home even more. Keeping the eye is possibly a constant reminder of that, and that killing himself or just lying down would mean they'd died in vain.
Also, the titles of the episodes with the bear spelt 737 Down Over ABQ, excellent foreshadowing I thought.
Also, the titles of the episodes with the bear spelt 737 Down Over ABQ, excellent foreshadowing I thought.
Anyone know where I can see the 5 mini episodes that aired online between the first and second seasons? I've just finished season 1 again and now would be the perfect time to see them.
Its a stretch to say he killed the people on the plane. Although it is his fault that the flight controller is in a bad state and fecks up leading to the crash thats not something he planned for. Its just an unfortunate series of events - a butterfly effect if you will.
He had already killed crazy 8 and somehow killed Jesse's girlfriend by choosing not to interfer when she was overdosing. I dont see the plane crash as an important step in Walt's road to becoming a cold hearted killer that he is in season 5.
I think I do. Or it at least shows him for what he is, to an extent. Most people would go insane with the guilt. Even if he didn't directly cause it, he will have known he played a part with it being all over the news.
Do we know why he kept the eye (I'm shit at remembering smaller details from things I watch)?
Scanned through a few pages of this thread, these caught my eye.
Also, Adzz's post about the one scene being after the start of season 4 that he said he'd never forget, did we find out what that was? I'd imagine it's THE scene of the season 4 finale.
This. So much this. I'm having withdrawal symptoms. I might take up Meth.
Definitely, the fact that he's becoming more and more evil and conscienceless will leave the audience less disappointed when he dies at the end (which is my prediction). I see us gradually becoming more accepting that for it to come to its natural end, he had to die. The original reason for this business was to look after his family, the family he's alienated, so that's out the window. There can't really be a happy ending for Walt, and I'm not sure there should be.
Also, Adzz's post about the one scene being after the start of season 4 that he said he'd never forget, did we find out what that was? I'd imagine it's THE scene of the season 4 finale.
I'm guessing box-cutter scene.
Think someone said they were a few episodes into season four, and he said it was still to come.
Can't think what it might be then.
Probably the end of Crawl Space.
Just rewatched the Skyler-Jesse dinner table scene, so well done - the drinking water gif is somewhere in this thread.
This.....think Ill join you....how much longer now.......!!!
Behind the scenes video of the remainder of the season; few slight hints at where it might go next.
Ah! That spoiler will tease me for months. Why would you do such a thing!?
There were no hints were there?
Nothing deliberate or big, just reading into the surroundings;
Police Car in the background suggests a police chase; Jesse is back involved with Saul which was obvious anyway
I advise none of you to watch from 0:55 onwards.
Why??
Because it reminds you how good BB is, how much you miss it, and how much you can't wait for it to be back.feck!! I watched it. Now I can't eat.
Oh right. Thought there was gonna be some huge spoiler or something. I'll watch.
Just started watching this, already near the end of Season 2. Brilliant TV.
Ah so you've seen the bit where Hank dies. Great moment.
I wouldn't bother coming back into this thread until you're caught up. Just incase.
This is back on 14th July by the way.
Yeah I'll be up to date by the time the last season begins again.
Fixed.
I have just watched S1 of BB. It was Ok but I am not especially keen to seek out S2, does it get better?
Season 1 is shit in comparison to the rest of the seasons tbh, no wonder you're having second thoughts Jimy.I'd advise to be more as it just keeps on getting better and better from now there on
Yeah but that's only if he's seen the other season's to compare against. Season 1 was still excellent TV, but yeah it only gets better.
Season 1 was great IMO, slow burner but still very compelling.
I'll have to watch One again because I only carried on because of how good it supposedly got. But my god does it get good. Season 3 and 4 is the best television I've ever watched. Inconceivably good.
What the feck are you lot on about? 1 is fantastic.
I don't get it, I saw that season and was compelled to watch more, not because I hoped it might get better, because it was incredible TV. It did mind, but that doesn't take away from how good Season 1 was. It was so much lighter as well, I rewatched everything a few weeks ago and loved seeing the differences between now and then.
I don't know, I liked season 1 but it didn't "wow" me in my first and second viewing
I wasn't gripped by Season 1 either, it took me until Season 2 to get hooked on the show. When I re-watched it all I thought S1 was much better than S2 though.
Fair enough, I think I preferred it when watching back, but then I loved it when I originally saw it anyway, also because there was nothing else like Breaking Bad at the time. Either way, it definitely gets better Jimy, but if you really didn't enjoy Season 1 that much, it might not be all that different to you. Worth giving a go though as others feel differently and agree with you about Season 1, and now go on to call it one of the best shows ever.