Breaking Bad - Season 5, Part 1 - Sundays on AMC

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According to Rolling Stone, Walt returns to Albuquerque in the opener
in order to protect someone. After Walt disappears, the thugs could kidnap Jesse and put him to work to fulfill Walt's bargain (they learned tonight that Jesse is the world's second greatest meth cook.) If Walt gets word that the blue meth is back on the streets, he'll know that Jesse has been kidnapped; Jesse was adamant that he'd never cook again.

Oh man, if he were going back to
save Jesse from the meth life that he so desperately wanted to get away from and risk being found himself and/or killed
that would definitely be very baw worthy. I'm emotional just thinking about it.
 
There's a difference between shady connections, and knowing people who can orchestrate 9 murders across (multiple?) prisons.

We have no idea if Todd knows "people who can orchestrate 9 murders across multiple prisons". Or even how, if at all, Walt plans to use them. He did just score a big bag of free money, after all. Continuing to pay Mike's people off, perhaps even giving them more money, would be more effective and raise less glaring red flags. Todd's people could merely be used as an incognito mode of communication.
 
We have no idea if Todd knows "people who can orchestrate 9 murders across multiple prisons". Or even how, if at all, Walt plans to use them. He did just score a big bag of free money, after all. Continuing to pay them off, perhaps even giving them more money, would be more effective and raise less glaring red flags. Todd's people could merely be used as a incognito mode of communication.

i don't know the preview made it seem like there was gonna be some violence goin down
 
What was petty about it? Walt risked getting in trouble to tip off Mike about the police... Although, yes I understand it served Walt's interests too. He also risked getting caught getting that bag to Mike. All Mike had to do was give him some names. Mike's cockiness and his shit attitude toward Walt cost him. He acted like a professional but it was his decision that cost him with the police. Walt had nothing to do with that lawyer getting caught. Mike was going to get caught whether Walt continued the business or not.

I can't tell the difference between who is sarcastic and who is sincere anymore.
 
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anyways, in the inside breaking bad thing(thx cornballer) gilligan says he thinks that didn't really go with the intention of killing of mike(that's what made it feel awkward for me) but at the same time why did he take the gun in the first place?

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Shit I like mike but to even have coffee with him I'd strap as many weapons as possible to my body.
 
i don't know the preview made it seem like there was gonna be some violence goin down

Looks to me like
they put the hit only on that one guy who was ready to talk
.

Even if the plan is to kill all 9 guys, I'm sure he'd bring Lydia on it. That was her original plan. It would definitely be a team effort.
 
I don't understand this 'moral' talk. People are sad to see Mike dead not because he 'was a good person,' but rather because he was an awesome character to watch.

Mike made the mistake of not killing Lydia when he had the chance (then Walt wouldn't have someone else to get the names from!). Though Mike also didn't think Walt would shoot him just because Walt was pissed...



Next week when the feds go to investigate Mike, Hank will see something in the bushes. Bend over to pick it up. Looks at it closely. It's the watch that fell out of Walt's pocket.
 
I don't understand this 'moral' talk. People are sad to see Mike dead not because he 'was a good person,' but rather because he was an awesome character to watch.

Mike made the mistake of not killing Lydia when he had the chance (then Walt wouldn't have someone else to get the names from!). Though Mike also didn't think Walt would shoot him just because Walt was pissed...



Next week when the feds go to investigate Mike, Hank will see something in the bushes. Bend over to pick it up. Looks at it closely. It's the watch that fell out of Walt's pocket.
his watch fell out?
 
Oh man, if he were going back to
save Jesse from the meth life that he so desperately wanted to get away from and risk being found himself and/or killed
that would definitely be very baw worthy. I'm emotional just thinking about it.

We saw in the season opener that Walt was taking pills and coughing.
Saving Jesse could be his way of repenting before it's too late. Better still, since Walt is fond of giving people choices, he could save Jesse, admit to Jane, Brock, and Mike, and then give Jesse some selfless options "A: Let me die slowly, naturally, and agonizingly. B: Turn me in. C: Take this gun and kill me."

The final scene could be Jesse's choice. Or the picture could go black and we'd get a movie the following summer.
 
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So, i didn't read all the posts on this episode... so maybe this was already mentioned but, did anyone else get the impression that there was a camera in Hank's office?
 
He was wearing it in the car though at the beginning.

Damn. I was going to re-watch and check if it was.

Next episode will start with a reminder of the cold opening (which is a foreshadow of the last episode of the series), but break down one of the 'assumptions' we had the first time we saw it. Then stuff will happen with Jesse, with the "8". Then I still think somehow a light bulb will go off above Hank's head about who Heisenberg is.


Was there anything in those photos Hank was staring at in that meeting (other than Mike)?
 
Let's talk about Walt's thought process before killing Mike for a second.

Couldn't he have just gone up to the car and then just pointed the gun at Mike first and ask for the names instead of straight up shoot him?

Mike pointed out Walt's ego problem and his stupid actions but was that really enough for him to just straight up shoot him?
 
Content Roundup:

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Reviews:
- Sepinwall's review
- Onion A|V Club
- Slate.com kicking off their weekly episode discussion
There were no screeners for tonight's episode, so most reviews will be coming later.

Other Content:
- Inside Episode 507 (youtube vid)
- The Making of Episode 507 (youtube vid)
- Promo for Episode 8 *please spoiler tag any discussion* (youtube)
- Sneak peek at Episode 508 *please spoiler tag any discussion* (youtube)
- Breaking Bad Insider Podcast
- Salon.com interview with Anna Gunn

Please remember to spoiler tag any and all sneak peek and promo discussion. Thank you.
 
Mother fucker. As soon as he went to the airport I knew.

Holy shit though. That preview gave nothing away either. I am still banking on Skyler dying some how and Walt going on the run. The crazy what if is Hank and Jesse teaming up.
 
Damn it, the moment Walt agreed to go pick up the bag, I knew he'd take the gun to kill Mike.

RIP Mike. :(

Hell the moment the AV club didn't get a screener I knew it meant a major character death.

I loved Mike still bullied Walter one last time before going. Poor guy should have let the time bomb go off.
 
WHY, WALTER!


The second you saw the gun, you knew what was going to happen. I kept thinking, "Don't do it, Walter, don't do it!".

I got chills when Mike's body fell down.

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Well I will miss Mike in this show. He was a great character. Not going to get in the debate of what kind of person he was. But he was one of my favorite characters on this show. Can't believe we only have one more episode this year. Shit.
 
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