Breaking Bad

[Rush]

 

Cranston mentioned on Letterman about the toy. He was non-specific on the show, but as soon as he talked about it I knew what it was, but I struggled to make the connection. Nice work.

 

How he poisoned Brock right? Not about the pink bear toy.

 

[spiker]

 

For anybody who thought the Gus scene was unrealistic...this is why it was done.

Some crazy fucking foreshadowing.

Help me out here. I'm missing this connection.

 

[BrntO4Life]

 

How he poisoned Brock right? Not about the pink bear toy.

 

Yeah, that is what he was talking about. Still nice work making the connection to the toy. Also, was the plant what the gun was pointing at in the beginning of Episode 12?

 

[Primetime]

 

Yeah, that is what he was talking about. Still nice work making the connection to the toy. Also, was the plant what the gun was pointing at in the beginning of Episode 12?

 

Yes. That's when Walt got the idea. Go back to the pictures posted at the top of the page. Shows it in detail.

 

[Leftwich]

That was the best season finale i've ever seen.

 

[krulmichael]

That was the best season finale i've ever seen.

This is the best show I've ever seen...even outdoing The Wire.

 

[Leftwich]

This is the best show I've ever seen...even outdoing The Wire.

That's the show I compare Breaking Bad to. From Season 1 to 4 the show has been top notch just like the wire.

 

[StealthShot]

 

Just watched it pretty much summed up everything we needed to know for now.

As for Mike we still don't know if he's dead or alive but if he's alive I can see him working for Walt and Jesse once they get going again. And the plot for next season will be Walt and Jesse turning on each other. Walt will use Hank to turn on Jesse, and Jesse will have Mike to turn on Walt.

Great season see you next summer.

 

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

 

Just watched it pretty much summed up everything we needed to know for now.

As for Mike we still don't know if he's dead or alive but if he's alive I can see him working for Gus and Jesse once they get going again. And the plot for next season will be Walt and Jesse turning on each other. Walt will use Hank to turn on Jesse, and Jesse will have Mike to turn on Walt.

Great season see you next summer.

I think you missed something. You should go back and watch the season finale again.

 

[Leftwich]

I think you missed something. You should go back and watch the season finale again.

I think he meant Walt and not Gus.

 

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

So did Ted Beneke die?

Last I saw was when Kuby and Huel or "The A-Team" were in his home and he ran, tripped, and broke his neck. But his fingers moved. I don't remember any mention of his death. Kuby, played by Bill Burr (which is awesome BTW), says "It was an act of God". But never confirms his death. So I wonder where that storyline is going to go next year.

Also, how does Skyler react to Walt being the "winner". She just finds out that Gus died, and Walt caused it. Is she going to be more scared of Walt and do something completely fucking random? Or will she be a little turned on by Walt protecting the family like that, and push Walt to stay in the business?

Because right now, I see no reason for Walt to continue cooking, other than his huge fucking Ego. So maybe next season Skyler pushes Walt to continue cooking? Maybe the car wash isn't working out, and maybe Ted comes back into the picture and blackmails Skyler/Walt and they have to pay him off...but with what? $600,000 isn't going to do it this time, they need more. And now Walt doesn't have an endless stream of funds...so now what?

/discuss

 

[Sean]

great season finale, but Two Face had a better/worse burnt up face IMO

 

[Shayn•Da•Pain]

great season finale, but Two Face had a better/worse burnt up face IMO

Yeah but Two-Face wasn't a MUTHA FUCKIN G

:yeah:

 

[Leftwich]

So did Ted Beneke die?

Last I saw was when Kuby and Huel or "The A-Team" were in his home and he ran, tripped, and broke his neck. But his fingers moved. I don't remember any mention of his death. Kuby, played by Bill Burr (which is awesome BTW), says "It was an act of God". But never confirms his death. So I wonder where that storyline is going to go next year.

Also, how does Skyler react to Walt being the "winner". She just finds out that Gus died, and Walt caused it. Is she going to be more scared of Walt and do something completely fucking random? Or will she be a little turned on by Walt protecting the family like that, and push Walt to stay in the business?

Because right now, I see no reason for Walt to continue cooking, other than his huge fucking Ego. So maybe next season Skyler pushes Walt to continue cooking? Maybe the car wash isn't working out, and maybe Ted comes back into the picture and blackmails Skyler/Walt and they have to pay him off...but with what? $600,000 isn't going to do it this time, they need more. And now Walt doesn't have an endless stream of funds...so now what?

/discuss

Shes gonna try to get him further in i bet. But im sure the mexican cartel is gonna play a big part next season. Also i think Hank will end up dead.

 

[DDRGuido]

So did Ted Beneke die?

Last I saw was when Kuby and Huel or "The A-Team" were in his home and he ran, tripped, and broke his neck. But his fingers moved. I don't remember any mention of his death. Kuby, played by Bill Burr (which is awesome BTW), says "It was an act of God". But never confirms his death. So I wonder where that storyline is going to go next year.

Also, how does Skyler react to Walt being the "winner". She just finds out that Gus died, and Walt caused it. Is she going to be more scared of Walt and do something completely fucking random? Or will she be a little turned on by Walt protecting the family like that, and push Walt to stay in the business?

Because right now, I see no reason for Walt to continue cooking, other than his huge fucking Ego. So maybe next season Skyler pushes Walt to continue cooking? Maybe the car wash isn't working out, and maybe Ted comes back into the picture and blackmails Skyler/Walt and they have to pay him off...but with what? $600,000 isn't going to do it this time, they need more. And now Walt doesn't have an endless stream of funds...so now what?

/discuss

I thought that when they showed the oranges when Ted fell down strongly indicated he died.

 

[StealthShot]

So did Ted Beneke die?

Last I saw was when Kuby and Huel or "The A-Team" were in his home and he ran, tripped, and broke his neck. But his fingers moved. I don't remember any mention of his death. Kuby, played by Bill Burr (which is awesome BTW), says "It was an act of God". But never confirms his death. So I wonder where that storyline is going to go next year.

Also, how does Skyler react to Walt being the "winner". She just finds out that Gus died, and Walt caused it. Is she going to be more scared of Walt and do something completely fucking random? Or will she be a little turned on by Walt protecting the family like that, and push Walt to stay in the business?

Because right now, I see no reason for Walt to continue cooking, other than his huge fucking Ego. So maybe next season Skyler pushes Walt to continue cooking? Maybe the car wash isn't working out, and maybe Ted comes back into the picture and blackmails Skyler/Walt and they have to pay him off...but with what? $600,000 isn't going to do it this time, they need more. And now Walt doesn't have an endless stream of funds...so now what?

/discuss

Yea I think Ted is definitely dead that was just his body twitching after he died.

 

[BrntO4Life]

Shes gonna try to get him further in i bet. But im sure the mexican cartel is gonna play a big part next season. Also i think Hank will end up dead.

Everyone at the top of the cartel is dead. There is no one alive that has a connection to Walt or Jesse.

The major players remaining are: Walt, Jesse, Saul, Skyler, Hank, and Mike. Either someone else enters the picture or something weird happens between these guys.

 

It's my guess that Mike comes back and realizes what Walt has done to Jesse. It becomes Mike and Jesse versus Walt which, honestly, sounds dumb and uninteresting. Also, it seems quite obvious that Hank will realize Walt's role in all of this soon enough.

 

[Palooza]

After watching the finale, I assumed next season would be Mike/Jesse vs. Walt vs. Hank.

I looooooooooooove the idea of Mike and Jesse being together. Definitely two of my favorite characters. While it may seem boring on the surface, there's no way Vince Gilligan will make it boring, I'm sure he knows what he is doing with this final season. Breaking Bad has been a lot of things, but boring is certainly not one of them. I have faith.

 

[DDRGuido]

 

[Buzzman]

Part of me really believes that Gus has "family" in South America that will want payback. I am not sure what was exactly said, but the Cartel Gus ended up killing told Gus the 1st time they met the reason he only killed his partner/cook and not both is because he was well known of his history back in Brazil or w/e he was from. In that one episode Mike said he couldn't find anything on his history once he immigrated and if he couldn't find it no one could. He had to have been someone important.