I'm going to go ahead and spoil it. The flash forward was actually just an excerpt from when Walt does an episode of Undercover Boss. He buys a bunch of Denny's restaurants to use for distribution. Word is getting around that the food isn't very good, and he doesn't want the FDA snooping around.
He wants to not only figure out why the business isn't where it should be, but he also wants to see why morale is so low with the employees. There will be one employee with a medical issue and he will pay for all the medical expenses. Another employee will want to be a manager and he'll pay for that person to go to a management training program. In the end, he will develop a new respect for the people who make his business run and he will also fine tune his meth distribution.
just know that there will come a time in the future where I say that exact same thing....and it will be true.
:lol This is perfect
Perfect haha
Have they already filmed the rest or do they still need to work on it?
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This one's boss:
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you are now a member of the elite. Unless you disliked Fly. Then you are a member of the inferior elite.Decided to finally give Breaking Bad a whirl. Watched the pilot on September 1. 10 days later, on September 10, I have just finished 5.08. I am fucking exhausted, lol. But needless to say, I love the show.
Decided to finally give Breaking Bad a whirl. Watched the pilot on September 1. 10 days later, on September 10, I have just finished 5.08. I am fucking exhausted, lol. But needless to say, I love the show.
2 things, both pertaining to Walt/Jesse that I wonder (read: hope) will be revisited: Walt letting Jane die and Walt poisoning Brock. Jesse needs to find out once and for all what kind of a scumbag Walt is. Worse than Gus perhaps. Also, the poison Walt still has in his bathroom, which is what I thought Hank was going to stumble upon instead of the Walt Whitman book.
Also, for all the (greatly deserved) praise Cranston gets, Aaron Paul is the revelation of this show for me. I really didn't like him or the character in S1, but then the character got fleshed out so much and Paul grew exponentially as an actor, to the extent that I thought he was the best part of S4 and S5.
Jesse was supposed to die at the end of season 1 before Gilligan decided to keep him around, so you can tell they started elevating his character from there.2 things, both pertaining to Walt/Jesse that I wonder (read: hope) will be revisited: Walt letting Jane die and Walt poisoning Brock. Jesse needs to find out once and for all what kind of a scumbag Walt is. Worse than Gus perhaps. Also, the poison Walt still has in his bathroom, which is what I thought Hank was going to stumble upon instead of the Walt Whitman book.
Also, for all the (greatly deserved) praise Cranston gets, Aaron Paul is the revelation of this show for me. I really didn't like him or the character in S1, but then the character got fleshed out so much and Paul grew exponentially as an actor, to the extent that I thought he was the best part of S4 and S5.
Something that I've been wondering:
Is this shit even possible? lol. I mean, getting half your face completely blow and still be fully conscious for 15-20 seconds after that.
Decided to finally give Breaking Bad a whirl. Watched the pilot on September 1. 10 days later, on September 10, I have just finished 5.08. I am fucking exhausted, lol. But needless to say, I love the show.
Something that I've been wondering:
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Is this shit even possible? lol. I mean, getting half your face completely blow and still be fully conscious for 15-20 seconds after that.
Something that I've been wondering:
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Is this shit even possible? lol. I mean, getting half your face completely blown and still be fully conscious for 15-20 seconds after that.
No way is that actually possibleSomething that I've been wondering:
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Is this shit even possible? lol. I mean, getting half your face completely blown and still be fully conscious for 15-20 seconds after that.
Me too.This scene made me laugh. He looks kind of like a terminator.
Go to liveleak or something and look up shock victims in war. I've seen people more fucked up than Gus in that pic, and walking around for minutes before dying.No way is that actually possible
It is if you're goddamn Gus.
(I dunno, probably not, but for a character as mythic as Gus an ending like that was kind of necessary)
Me too.
I honestly think they kinda dropped the ball on that, it just looked silly.
Me too.
I honestly think they kinda dropped the ball on that, it just looked silly.
No way is that actually possible
Decided to finally give Breaking Bad a whirl. Watched the pilot on September 1. 10 days later, on September 10, I have just finished 5.08. I am fucking exhausted, lol. But needless to say, I love the show.
I doubt it's possible but who knows. It was done on purpose though, regardless. Gus has always had a supernatural-ness to him, and they felt it was the perfect, tidy exit. And I agree 100%.
was it too out there though? An episode earlier he had spidey sense.I agree. It was a little too silly for the show. Fan service-y even.