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yes...you saw he instantly hen back home & put it back behind the socket cover
Breaking Bad Thread - "El Camino" - A Breaking Bad Movie on Netflix 10/11
yes...you saw he instantly hen back home & put it back behind the socket cover
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That was a great first half of the series, wonder what next summer will have in store.
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People keep saying Walt leaves with his family, or Hank would not turn his brother in law in, but when its all said and done I think Walk ends up alone on the run.
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Yall ****** is obsessed with that ricin.
It'll be hilarious if Gilligan has Walt flush it down the toilet cuz he's out or altogether never use or mention it again
It'll be hilarious if Gilligan has Walt flush it down the toilet cuz he's out or altogether never use or mention it again
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I agree, and I know someone will die whether it's Walt Jr or Skylar (i hope). that flash forward in the first episode of this season HAD to imply this
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But who is actually gonna recognize Walt as if he were making more than Grey Matter? Money is one thing but Walt wants his name to be known as the genius behind these billions of dollars and right now, he's working in a game where that recognition doesn't matter anymore because he's running the monopoly on the meth distribution. When you have no more rivals, no more competition left, there just comes a point where there's nothing left to achieve and you get bored.
Remember when Walt and Skyler went to Elliott's birthday party in S1 and Walt was so amazed by the whole thing. That's what he wants but he can't have that because who can he share his new success with? There are no peers...only those that work for him now
Remember when Walt and Skyler went to Elliott's birthday party in S1 and Walt was so amazed by the whole thing. That's what he wants but he can't have that because who can he share his new success with? There are no peers...only those that work for him now
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I got the feeling when Walt saw all that money, of which he even asked how much was there after Skylar said she had no clue (i.e. - his shock), he figured out he's too big to even CLEAR that money. He's taking in way too much and can't do anything with it, so it's like he doesn't even have it. He may have been taling Billions before, but now the reality is setting in.
That's also why I think he paid Jessie. None of this "he's a man of his word" type ********. He has a pallet full of money he can't do anything with.
That's also why I think he paid Jessie. None of this "he's a man of his word" type ********. He has a pallet full of money he can't do anything with.
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how much did he give jesse? thanks more than 5 milly no?
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Good point about him taking a dump in the guy's master bathroom. The blatant disrespect
. I'd be furious.
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Yall ****** is obsessed with that ricin.
It'll be hilarious if Gilligan has Walt flush it down the toilet cuz he's out or altogether never use or mention it again
As much as I agree... He's going to use it or try to again. Chekhov's Gun man. That and they keep showing it, putting an emphasis on it like they did with that book (Shown at the beginning of this episode when Walt's taking a shower). Then again it could just be a red herring...
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Thanks for posting that interview, great read.
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Cant wait
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Finally the dual we have all been waiting for (definitely me@ least). Not real sure what to expect exactly. Ive always wanted the show to end with Hank and Walt going @ it though. So far looks like thats the direction it might go
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Walt was starting to get on my nerves. but I think that's what makes the writing of this show so good. The development of the characters has been great. I also like how Albuquerque was the location chosen for the show. I lived in New Mexico for about 6 months and its definitely reasonable for these series of events could take place there. It takes a city just small enough for all the coincidences and crossing stories to be believable. It's pretty much the only city in the entire state and it's proximity to Texas and Arizona make it perfect for a show about drug distribution.
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Q&A - Jonathan Banks (Mike)
Veteran actor Jonathan Banks, who plays Mike on Breaking Bad, discusses all of his on-camera deaths (and how Mike's stacks up) and shares his strategy for keeping one of Breaking Bad's biggest secrets from his family.
Q: When you started this season, did you know that it would be Mike's last?
A: Vince talked to me a long time ago, six or seven months before the season, and he told me I'd die before the end of this eight. We were at Aaron's engagement party. My feeling is that we assume that most people are going to end in some fashion. My biggest problem is I love Mike; I love the character and I love playing him, but all stories like that do have to come to an end.
Q: Did you do anything special to put Mike to rest? Was there a mock funeral?
A: The crew on the set that day all wore black armbands all day long. There are a lot of friends on that crew. It was an emotional day to say the least on set -- a lot of tears. Tough day, brother.
Q: You've died a few other times on camera... How did this one stack up?
A: I've died so many times. I'm 65. On my 40th birthday, my girlfriend gave me a reel with ways I had died, whether it was by knife, or electrocution or drowning or being thrown off a building or whatever it might have been. I've died a lot of times! With Mike, you're talking about one of the favorite characters of my life here, and my feeling was I could not give him enough dignity. Mike is a great warrior.
Q: You're a veteran actor, but did you learn anything new from being on Breaking Bad?
A: I'll tell you what, I learned that no matter how old you get, you can be crushed with the love of the work and the love of the people you're around. I didn't know I could be so open and so grateful for an experience.
Q: Knowing this was your last season, what were some moments on set you savored?
A: Anytime it was the three of us -- Bryan [Cranston] and Aaron [Paul] and I -- were together we had a great time. Last season when Aaron and I were riding around in the car, we pretty much spent the whole time laughing. The Park Avenue that we drive around in became very dear to us. To get up -- and I don't care if it was 4:30 in the morning -- it was a joy to go to work.
Q: Mike proves himself to an expert at dodging law enforcement this season. Have you ever ducked the fuzz?
A: A lot of my friends are police officers, and most of them are retired now. There were also police officers in my family, so I probably have.
Q: Any upside to spending the last eight episodes as a viewer and not a member of the cast?
A: I do love watching the show. Right now I haven't seen last week's show and that's what I plan to do with my son right now.
Q: Mike's death was a big secret on the show. Was it difficult to keep such a big reveal from people you're close to?
A: I didn't tell anyone -- not my daughters or my son -- nobody knew. When people said, "Well, you're going back in November?" I wouldn't say that I was going back because I hate lying. I would say, "Yes, they start shooting again in November."
Veteran actor Jonathan Banks, who plays Mike on Breaking Bad, discusses all of his on-camera deaths (and how Mike's stacks up) and shares his strategy for keeping one of Breaking Bad's biggest secrets from his family.
Q: When you started this season, did you know that it would be Mike's last?
A: Vince talked to me a long time ago, six or seven months before the season, and he told me I'd die before the end of this eight. We were at Aaron's engagement party. My feeling is that we assume that most people are going to end in some fashion. My biggest problem is I love Mike; I love the character and I love playing him, but all stories like that do have to come to an end.
Q: Did you do anything special to put Mike to rest? Was there a mock funeral?
A: The crew on the set that day all wore black armbands all day long. There are a lot of friends on that crew. It was an emotional day to say the least on set -- a lot of tears. Tough day, brother.
Q: You've died a few other times on camera... How did this one stack up?
A: I've died so many times. I'm 65. On my 40th birthday, my girlfriend gave me a reel with ways I had died, whether it was by knife, or electrocution or drowning or being thrown off a building or whatever it might have been. I've died a lot of times! With Mike, you're talking about one of the favorite characters of my life here, and my feeling was I could not give him enough dignity. Mike is a great warrior.
Q: You're a veteran actor, but did you learn anything new from being on Breaking Bad?
A: I'll tell you what, I learned that no matter how old you get, you can be crushed with the love of the work and the love of the people you're around. I didn't know I could be so open and so grateful for an experience.
Q: Knowing this was your last season, what were some moments on set you savored?
A: Anytime it was the three of us -- Bryan [Cranston] and Aaron [Paul] and I -- were together we had a great time. Last season when Aaron and I were riding around in the car, we pretty much spent the whole time laughing. The Park Avenue that we drive around in became very dear to us. To get up -- and I don't care if it was 4:30 in the morning -- it was a joy to go to work.
Q: Mike proves himself to an expert at dodging law enforcement this season. Have you ever ducked the fuzz?
A: A lot of my friends are police officers, and most of them are retired now. There were also police officers in my family, so I probably have.
Q: Any upside to spending the last eight episodes as a viewer and not a member of the cast?
A: I do love watching the show. Right now I haven't seen last week's show and that's what I plan to do with my son right now.
Q: Mike's death was a big secret on the show. Was it difficult to keep such a big reveal from people you're close to?
A: I didn't tell anyone -- not my daughters or my son -- nobody knew. When people said, "Well, you're going back in November?" I wouldn't say that I was going back because I hate lying. I would say, "Yes, they start shooting again in November."
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Walt on the run with Hank chasing will be a good start of the season!
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I think Hank will let it go. I think he'll be depressed like he was when he was injured and he'll quit his job. Meanwhile Lydia's connect oversees will start to crumble and Lydia will give out Walt's name and then Walt goes on the run, leaving his family or Skylar leaving with the kids and Hank and Marie
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smh at most of ya.
Hank aint no ***** made. Hes a man and will go after walt.
Hank aint no ***** made. Hes a man and will go after walt.
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^^I feel the same way. I think the fact that it's Walt will make Hank even more relentless to get him...
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you have to remember walt PAID Hank's medical bills with DRUG MONEY.
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LOLOLOLOLOL That theory is broken. The numbers on theBreakfast plate in the flashforward was 52.
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why was he in the hospital in the first place?..because of walter.
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Walt can't just supply another country, Arizona, and New Mexico for one month with that crystal blue persuasion and then just stop cooking. Lots of people coming for heisenberg, not just the DEA
