Breaking Bad - Season 5, Part 2 - The Final Eight Episodes - Sundays on AMC
- Thread starter Cornballer
- Start date
- Status
i don't believe you, about any of the things you just said.
Cornballer
Member
Yup
Incandenza
Banned
Chills.
Permanently A
Junior Member
Hank saying "I don't give a shit about family!" is extremely foreboding. Marie is going to end up dead, either on purpose or because of collateral damage. Hank is eventually going to expose Walter, Skyler will get arrested and get life in prison. Walt will avoid getting caught alongside her by chance or by cowardice, he might just bold when the pressure is on and leave at the last second.
Once Walt is outed he'll flee and wallow in defeat. Near the cusp of death he'll decide to beat Hank at his own game, Walter will straight up show up and try to gun down Hank. Hank will be portrayed by news media as a tragic hero, since his wife was killed during the hunt for Walter.
Hank's "cancer man" moment is nailing Walt, he's already corrupted. Hank will destroy his entire family to get Walt, and Walt in turn will take Hank's life to win.
Once Walt is outed he'll flee and wallow in defeat. Near the cusp of death he'll decide to beat Hank at his own game, Walter will straight up show up and try to gun down Hank. Hank will be portrayed by news media as a tragic hero, since his wife was killed during the hunt for Walter.
Hank's "cancer man" moment is nailing Walt, he's already corrupted. Hank will destroy his entire family to get Walt, and Walt in turn will take Hank's life to win.
Permanently A
Junior Member
Not to mention getting bugged like Gus.
Beelzeboss
Member
hey we're back to calling people sociopaths
just like old times
just like old times
triplestation
Member
walt's gonna finish off what the twins started
hank's asking for it
jesse is a stupid motherfucker right now, get a grip you fucking cunt
hank's asking for it
jesse is a stupid motherfucker right now, get a grip you fucking cunt
Because Mike thought she lied to him again. I mean he was willing to let Lydia go but like Mike said she's in it as much as any man is. But Mike thought Lydia betrayed him again which is why he was willing to finally kill her but once he knew she wasn't lying he backed off. Walt was gonna kill her with the ricin when she didn't really do anything to him.
wait
WAIT
what if the spoilers are real and the apology was just to bait people like me into reading them thinking that they wouldn't be spoiled AND THEN THEY GET SPOILED
I thought that as well, but Rian Johnson said they were "very fake" we'll just have to trust him.
Psychological Intellect
Banned
Didn't Hank tell Walt "you don't give a shit about family!"
The contrast in acting ability between Breaking Bad and Under the Dome Dean Norris is pretty amazing.
Nameless
Member
If he kills Walt it'll be a murder suicide.
ChainedMaster
Banned
Yeah, I'll defend the trade-off of poisoning Brook to save lives. I'm the kind of person that thinks it's okay to let one person die to save 5 people. I guess that makes me a sociopath. Oh well.
yeah that's what it was, pretty sure... if he said HE didn't give a shit about family, he'd be no better than Walt lol
Jesse's an emotional wreck what is it that you don't understand right now? Jesse wants out completely. He wants no more of everything he's done. He's ridden with guilt.
Hank is asking to die. He's asking to stop all the horrible shit Walt has done.
I really don't understand how people still see Walt as a badass and don't see how despicable he has become.
C'mon now, Walter has commanded and treated Jesse as if Jesse is also going to be dead within a couple of years, aka disposable. Having someone mindfuck you for an entire year straight probably isn't too great on the physique or soul.
No, I believe Hank said "I", not "you".
ChainedMaster said:
You're defending the potential killing of an innocent CHILD (since the poison easily could have killed Brock, it's a very sensitive poison) in order to salvage the lives of a man and his family who put himself in that position in the first place because he's an abhorrent monster devoid of any emotional foundation. That's actually what you're doing. I don't know how to debate something like that, genuinely. It's like the time I got into a debate with someone trying to defend the dancing boys of Aghanistan. There's simply no context for me to understand such insanity.
SirMossyBloke
Member
So have a feeling both Hank and Walter are going to go at it so hard with each other that everyone even remotely close to them is going to fall, leaving only Walt and Hank left. They'll then have some kind of face off, Hank dies and what we saw at the beginning is Walt coming back to his old house before he either dies of cancer or kills himself because he lost everything.
That's how I think it's gonna play out, especially after Hank says he doesn't care about family. Hank wants to get Walt now as much as Walt wants to crush everyone in his way.
Yep, I thought his performance was exceptional.
BertramCooper
Banned
There are so many conflicts this season it's crazy.
Hank v. Walt
Jesse v. Walt
Lydia v. Walt
Cancer v. Walt
Honestly, I think the Lydia conflict is going to get really nuts. She's uber-crazy.
Hank v. Walt
Jesse v. Walt
Lydia v. Walt
Cancer v. Walt
Honestly, I think the Lydia conflict is going to get really nuts. She's uber-crazy.
SlowRevolution
Member
:lol Julie Bowen out of nowhere.
Steelyuhas
Member
It was incredible, not that I'm surprised.
A few thoughts:
-Dat opening scene, holy shit
-Not surprised the cancer is back, kind of assumed so at the end of episode 8
-Jesse throwing the money was great
-Loved how Hank got going on it right away, and damn that scene at the with those two. So good.
Can't wait for the next seven weeks.
----------------
Ha, so they promised they won't advertise Talking Bad in the same manner that they do Talking Dead, but instead of doing it during Breaking Bad, they just do it during Low Winter Sun.
A few thoughts:
-Dat opening scene, holy shit
-Not surprised the cancer is back, kind of assumed so at the end of episode 8
-Jesse throwing the money was great
-Loved how Hank got going on it right away, and damn that scene at the with those two. So good.
Can't wait for the next seven weeks.
----------------
Ha, so they promised they won't advertise Talking Bad in the same manner that they do Talking Dead, but instead of doing it during Breaking Bad, they just do it during Low Winter Sun.
Psychological Intellect
Banned
bender
What time is it?
That would work. Walt wouldn't see it coming and Jessie would find his peace.
Doctor Decimate
Member
is he terrible in Under the Dome?
triplestation
Member
he's only that way because walt made him realize that his money is ''blood money'', walt wasn't even serious.. as he said it he only said that to win an argument
jesse damn well knows the money he earned isn't decent so i don't understand why it is now that he has to moan about it, before walt mentioned it jesse was fine
i know walt has done horrible things but i feel that he is the only one seeing straight
Don't worry. Gilligan will kill Walt. This whole show is his chance to remedy what David Chase wouldn't let him do.
killertofu
Member
Walt - "O I'm gonna die, gotta make meth for my cancer o wait lol jk I'm just a piece of shit manipulative power that is on an ego trip"
Mike - "I'm a bad person and I do bad things. All my money actually goes to my family. "
That's the difference.
SlowRevolution
Member
That's correct.
At least its not that fucking comic book show.
Well it's possible I heard him wrong, he said a few lines during that scene rather low. Anyone else know if it was "I" or "you"? If he said HE doesn't give a shit about family, Hank needs to lay off the rage lol
ChainedMaster
Banned
His family who put himself in that position? As far as his son and daughter, they're innocent. Just saying.
I'll agree with this. At least Mike has the conscience to know what he does is bad, but as far as their actions go, they're just as bad.
You say that as though there was no other option. Walt could of gone to the police. Confess everything like what Skyler told him. But Walt is to proud and badass to do that.
Yea it's more a testament to how terrible Under the Dome is than Dean Norris I guess.
That last scene this episode was amazing because of both him and Bryan Cranston playing off each other.
Cornballer
Member
Content Round Up - Episode 1 - Blood Money
AMC Vids:
- Promo for next week's episode (please spoiler tag any discussion, youtube)
- Inside Episode 509 Breaking Bad: Blood Money (youtube)
- Making of Episode 509, Blood Money: Breaking Bad (youtube)
Reviews:
- Sepinwall's review
- Poniewozik's review
- Onion A|V Club review
- Maureen Ryan's review
- Matt Zoller Seitz's review
- Tim Goodman's review
- IndieWire review
- NY Times discussion
- TV Guide review
- Rolling Stone review
- Zap2It review
- IGN review
- Slate.com continuing discussion
Other Content:
- AMC Q&A with Aaron Paul
- NY Mag: Breaking Bad Postmortem: Vince Gilligan on Walts State of Mind, Fame, and Poor, Poor Jesse
- NY Mag: Dean Norris on the Breaking Bad Premiere, Hanks Machismo, and Bryan Cranstons Overachiever E-mails
- NY Mag: Breaking Bad: Does Badger's Star Trek Episode Hold Up Under Trek Rules?
- Warming Glow: Breaking Bad GIF Highlights - Blood Money
- Daily Beast: Breaking Bad Creator Vince Gilligan Spills on the Midseason Premieres Big Plot Twist
AMC Vids:
- Promo for next week's episode (please spoiler tag any discussion, youtube)
- Inside Episode 509 Breaking Bad: Blood Money (youtube)
- Making of Episode 509, Blood Money: Breaking Bad (youtube)
Reviews:
- Sepinwall's review
- Poniewozik's review
- Onion A|V Club review
- Maureen Ryan's review
- Matt Zoller Seitz's review
- Tim Goodman's review
- IndieWire review
- NY Times discussion
- TV Guide review
- Rolling Stone review
- Zap2It review
- IGN review
- Slate.com continuing discussion
Other Content:
- AMC Q&A with Aaron Paul
- NY Mag: Breaking Bad Postmortem: Vince Gilligan on Walts State of Mind, Fame, and Poor, Poor Jesse
- NY Mag: Dean Norris on the Breaking Bad Premiere, Hanks Machismo, and Bryan Cranstons Overachiever E-mails
- NY Mag: Breaking Bad: Does Badger's Star Trek Episode Hold Up Under Trek Rules?
- Warming Glow: Breaking Bad GIF Highlights - Blood Money
- Daily Beast: Breaking Bad Creator Vince Gilligan Spills on the Midseason Premieres Big Plot Twist
If you look back at the entire series though, Jesse gets a lot of slack from fans that he probably shouldn't. Almost all the pivotal moments in Walt's life that made him go deeper and deeper down criminality, was a result of him having to save Jesse, protect Jesse, or undo a problem that Jesse caused.
The brilliance of the show is that after a certain point, Walt had become so corrupted, it was him making these bad decisions now. Now Jesse's making reckless decisions again, and they might be Walt's downfall. However, now the audience can be more sympathetic towards Jesse's decisions (more so than before), because he feels guilt and remorse for the things he's done.
I guess my point is, I feel sympathetic towards Jesse. But at the same time, I acknowledge that he's also been a big reason that things have gone worse than they should have. Just because Jesse was naive to what he was doing, doesn't excuse his actions.
- Status