Breaking Bad ***SPOILERS INSIDE***

[RallyMo]

I love when he straightens his tie before the face reveal. Awesome scene.

[Vernster52]

He played the same character on Revolution.

[RallyMo]

He played the same character on Revolution.

 

Esposito?

[Count Orlok]

The Gus thing was definitely getting old by the time they killed him off. 

[Angels_Make_Me_Drink]

The final two episodes will have a 75 minute air time. On another forum I visit daily, they said the episodes would be 53 minutes of actual Breaking Bad.

[Chuck]

You should probably sell your TV and file for disability if you don't like Breaking Bad

Ha! I don't watch much TV as it is. By the time I have a minute to watch something I'm passing out. I barely make it through a movie unless it's really good.

That said, I am addicted to Dexter and Walking Dead. Love those two shows.

[Brandon]

Then you won't like Breaking Bad dude.

[Vernster52]

Esposito?

 

Yep.

[RallyMo]

I like Walking Dead but Dexter quickly wore out its welcome with me for some reason. I really liked the first season, but the second season made me want to give away my television and file for disability on behalf of the writers.

[Brandon]

I watch Walking Dead, but in the same way I watch Sons of Anarchy. Just kill an hour and hope something cool happens while having no attachments.

[sneaky_flute]

Dexter was great for the first four seasons and then there was a sharp decline in quality. The first two seasons of Walking Dead are good but the third is some of the worst television I've ever watched.

[Adam]

I feel like those violinist homos on the Titanic (allegedly) when it comes to Dexter.

[RallyMo]

Dexter was great for the first four seasons and then there was a sharp decline in quality. The first two seasons of Walking Dead are good but the third is some of the worst television I've ever watched.

 

 It's not the worst television you've ever watched, though. You've already admitted to having seen the second season of Dexter, which was GODAWFUL.

[Chuck]

I watch Walking Dead, but in the same way I watch Sons of Anarchy. Just kill an hour and hope something cool happens while having no attachments.

 

 

Yeah admittedly I like my movies/shows like I like my video games. Entertainment only, no thinking required. I do enough of that throughout the day at work that when I get home I'm too mentally exhausted for exercising my brain anymore. I'll probably give Breaking Bad another try after Walking Dead is done. It's a long winter here in Seattle. 

[Taylor]

[RallyMo]

http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/22/world/europe/air-france-cocaine-found/index.html?hpt=hp_t2

 

Pollos Hermanos suitcases.

[DW711]

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/3312edf54c/hank-schrader-what-happens-next

[Bruce Nye]

Can someone do me a favor and provide a synopsis of this episode? 

 

Adam was wrapped up watching "Behind the Candelabra."  

[RallyMo]

Good episode.

 

I expect things to wrap up nicely with him dying, but who knows?

[DW711]

53 mins to finish up all that? Good luck.

[RallyMo]

Whatever the case is, it's set up for toms of crap to go down.

[Taylor]

At the end, why was Walt pissed about hearing "the sweet, quiet, brilliant man we once knew no longer exists"? Does he hope to salvage his reputation as a good man?

[RallyMo]

53 mins to finish up all that? Good luck.

 

Yep. It's a bit concerning.

[DW711]

At the end, why was Walt pissed about hearing "the sweet, quiet, brilliant man we once knew no longer exists"? Does he hope to salvage his reputation as a good man?

 

I just heard it's for his 'motivation' or to re-energize him.

 

I'll buy that.

 

I want something good to happen for Jesse before it all ends.

Edited September 23, 2013 by DW711

[bloodbrother]

At the end, why was Walt pissed about hearing "the sweet, quiet, brilliant man we once knew no longer exists"? Does he hope to salvage his reputation as a good man?

 

Pretty sure his ego got in the way there, at least that's what I thought. He built up his meth empire as a direct response to his failure regarding Gray Matter. To see Elliot and Gretchen Schwartz take ALL of the credit for it and discrediting EVERYTHING Walt had to do with it by saying he only came up with the name must have him burned badly. His meth empire has already crumbled, his family despises him(his sole purpose of doing this was to support them) and most of his money was taken by the nazis. He's got very little left for all the hard work he's done, and seeing Schwartz and his wife rake him over the coals some more had to be the final straw. I took that as Walt going back into Heisenberg mode after losing his will over the past 2 or whatever so months he was holed up in that cabin. I now think the ricin will be used to kill the Schwartz folks now tbh - Actually, scratch that, the ricin has to be for Lydia. Isn't she drinking tea in pretty much every damn scene she's in? That has to stand out as the obvious method of getting her to croak by slipping that into her tea

Edited September 23, 2013 by bloodbrother