Breaking Bad

[Maynard]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/robinedds/an-exhaustive-rundown-of-every-single-death-in-breaking-bad

 

[MvP]

You know something is going to happen that viewers wouldn't be able to predict but I think that's how it plays out. I don't think we're gonna see Saul, Marie, Huell, Badger (though the TV in the bar scene showing a Wisconsin Badgers game is interesting), or Vacuum Repair Guy again.

 

[Maynard]

i cant believe how much stock people have in elliott and gretchen being a player in the finale. so they talked shit and pissed him off. all it did was motivate him to set things right. I find it hard to believe that Vince is going to allow these 2 to have any real impact on the finale when they have not been a part of the show for so long.

 

[Argath]

i cant believe how much stock people have in elliott and gretchen being a player in the finale. so they talked shit and pissed him off. all it did was motivate him to set things right. I find it hard to believe that Vince is going to allow these 2 to have any real impact on the finale when they have not been a part of the show for so long.

:ukiddingme:

They were a major motivating factor for Walt starting his empire. He wanted to give his children the lives they should've had.

 

[Maynard]

They were a major motivating factor for Walt starting his empire. He wanted to give his children the lives they should've had.

he wasnt motivated by him missing out on their success, he was motivated by wanting to provide for his family. He wasnt jealous of them in any way. he chose to not be a part of their company. He was making meth and building his nest egg before those 2 were even introduced.

 

[calgaryballer]

i cant believe how much stock people have in elliott and gretchen being a player in the finale. so they talked shit and pissed him off. all it did was motivate him to set things right. I find it hard to believe that Vince is going to allow these 2 to have any real impact on the finale when they have not been a part of the show for so long.

I agree with you. They aren't even based in New Mexico. I find it hard to believe that in the 56 minutes of air time we have left, Walt is going to go from NH to wherever Eliot and Gretchen are, back to New Mexico, while still tying up all the loose ends.

I read it as Walt realizing he's already been played for a chump once. He's not going to let anyone play down his impact on the meth business the way they did his impact on Grey Matter

 

[calgaryballer]

he wasnt motivated by him missing out on their success, he was motivated by wanting to provide for his family. He wasnt jealous of them in any way. he chose to not be a part of their company. He was making meth and building his nest egg before those 2 were even introduced.

Disagree with you on this. He is very jealous of their success and resents the fact he sold out early to raise a family.

 

[Maynard]

Disagree with you on this. He is very jealous of their success and resents the fact he sold out early to raise a family.

thats a valid point. but he wanted to provide for them 2 shows before we even knew who these 2 were. If anything i think he was more motivated by there offer of charity and it hurting his pride.

But i still think he was motivated by his own desire to provide after he was gone to make sure his family didnt need anyones hand outs. He made the choice to sell early and he may regret that choice, but i dont think their success is his motivation to provide

 

[CCBrink]

thats a valid point. but he wanted to provide for them 2 shows before we even knew who these 2 were. If anything i think he was more motivated by there offer of charity and it hurting his pride.

But i still think he was motivated by his own desire to provide after he was gone to make sure his family didnt need anyones hand outs. He made the choice to sell early and he may regret that choice, but i dont think their success is his motivation to provide

Sure, he started out mainly wanting to provide for his family. Its clear in the 1st half of season 5 and even before then, that the success of Grey Matter definitely had a major impact on why he continued cooking.

As stated in the scene above, he checks their stock everyday and the company is worth 2.16 billion. The key word is "potential". A huge part of all of this is because Walt regrets missing out on the potential success that he could have had with Grey Matter.

 

[Kuzzy Powers]

I wish that death list came out at the beginning of the week.. I wouldve organized a legit pool.

 

[Glenbino]

I agree with you. They aren't even based in New Mexico. I find it hard to believe that in the 56 minutes of air time we have left, Walt is going to go from NH to wherever Eliot and Gretchen are, back to New Mexico, while still tying up all the loose ends.

I read it as Walt realizing he's already been played for a chump once. He's not going to let anyone play down his impact on the meth business the way they did his impact on Grey Matter

I'm pretty sure they are all in New Mexico. Gretchen was able to drive to the White's house at the drop of the hat to meet with Skylar so they have to be near enough for Walt to carry out a scorched earth policy.

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[Palooza]

I wish that death list came out at the beginning of the week.. I wouldve organized a legit pool.

I agree but I think we should still do something. SPOILERBAX SPECIAL. I'll buy the winner a BREAKING BAD T-Shirt of their choosing.

Cool?

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

Potential spoilers

Sorry if this theory has been posted before, but here I go.

I feel that a part of the ending may have been out in the scene that people feel was either funny, ridiculous, stupid or a waste of time. I'm referring to the scene where Badger tells Skinny Pete, his Star Trek script. Here it is again

http://youtu.be/IJQc-noLQBM

Spock is Walt
Kirk isJesse
Chekov is Jack
Scotty is Todd
Uhura is Lydia

kirk cant take it anymore, he yokes (jesse pukes or dies or something) checkov and spock are left (walter and jack). scott (todd) is helping cherkov win, until uhura (lydia) comes in and scott starts sweating (todd likes/loves Lydia). cherkov spits out blood (gets blown to bits) cause of scott and uhura (Todd and Lydia)

This may be a coincidence, but it seems to make too much sense. And name a better place for Vince Gilligan to put the ending right in front of your face. And the best part is Jesse gets up and leaves the room as he says "Kirk can't take it anymore". And Jesse leaves the house and the scene ends when Badger says "your leaving at the best part"..........

I love this...especially since its "blue"berry and it ends up frozen.

Final scene is Lydia sipping her tea ?

 

[Palooza]

VSN Breaking Bad Giveaway

http://www.virtualsportsnetwork.com...RBOX-SPECIAL-BREAKING-BAD-DEATH-POOL-GIVEAWAY!

 

[Glenbino]

If Lydia is the final shot of this series I'll be super disappointed

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[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Seriously doh...two days away...one college football Saturday away from immortality.

:giveit:

 

[Palooza]

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/5f24c5785e/huell-s-rules?rel=player

 

[Maynard]

 

[Maynard]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/edgain/30-awesome-breaking-bad-musical-moments-bhye

30 Awesome Breaking Bad Musical Moments

 

[Maynard]

http://www.buzzfeed.com/erinlarosa/11-predictions-for-the-series-finale-of-breaking-bad


11 Predictions For The Series Finale Of “Breaking Bad”

such a sad day! probably more than the day the sopranos ended