I was kind of half-expecting it to slip out while Saul was processing the information about the Sharp kid. Some slip referring to Walt being a danger to children, or something.
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I was kind of half-expecting it to slip out while Saul was processing the information about the Sharp kid. Some slip referring to Walt being a danger to children, or something.
smoothj
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Been trying to find it man. I only found a 2 minute bit on YouTube, not the whole scene.
Also, I'm re-watching the episode again. Why did Hank use the master bedroom bathroom rather than the one Jr would use. Is there only one bathroom in the three bedroom house?
Dominican Power
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How did Saul know about the poisoning
Huell took the ricin in S4E13. Saul gave it back to Walt in S5E01.
Saul was the one who helped get the ricin cigarette from Jesse to make Jesse think it was ricin poisoning.
triplestation
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He was in on it too.....
To me, it seems like it would be way easier just to say that Saul put it in a juice box and then gave it to Brock as a gift on his regular visits to drop money off to Andrea.
Either way, it doesn't matter how it was done, just that it was done.
triplestation
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Like how mike handled the remaining twin
timetokill
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Awesome episode. I totally called it that they'd have Walt find out that Hank was on to him in this episode. They really had no other choice.
"I think Hank returns, makes an excuse to leave suddenly. Walt thinks it's strange... might find his book missing or something and gets suspicious."
Yeeeeep.
So ultimately this episode wasn't really full of surprises but it damn well delivered on performances.
+ to the hilarious "Star Trek script"
+ to trying to make Skyler likable
"I think Hank returns, makes an excuse to leave suddenly. Walt thinks it's strange... might find his book missing or something and gets suspicious."
Yeeeeep.
So ultimately this episode wasn't really full of surprises but it damn well delivered on performances.
+ to the hilarious "Star Trek script"
+ to trying to make Skyler likable
FantasticMrFoxdie
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"Tread lightly"
triplestation
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Come on Walt!! Get a little excitement in ur life!!! Haha!!
Hank falls through some ice on his way to catch Walt.
triplestation
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What can Walt do to spook hank
Have him kidnapped and taken out to the desert then thoroughly threatened
Have him kidnapped and taken out to the desert then thoroughly threatened
Chuck Norris
Banned
didnt know much of what they were talking about.
triplestation
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how do you think the next episode is going to open
FantasticMrFoxdie
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That Jesse and Walt scene immediately made me think of The Last of Us.
Gawdayum.
I was thinking about this too then I realized I sort of do the same thing. I figure its common courtesy to not stink up the general bathroom especially if its at a family gathering.
Gawdayum.
I was thinking about this too then I realized I sort of do the same thing. I figure its common courtesy to not stink up the general bathroom especially if its at a family gathering.
Lamel
Banned
1 year later. Walter Jr. and Louis are smoking meth. They are the new playground guys, riding around in Walter Jrs charger. Holly is on a tricycle; she is the new Tomas.
Circle of life.
Alternate: Jesse teaches Chemistry in high school.
Bobby Roberts
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If they stick the landing, even minutely? Like, say there's a wobble. Or even a step forward before rebalancing. But say they land it?
This is easily the in the top 5 television programs that have ever aired.
EASILY.
This is easily the in the top 5 television programs that have ever aired.
EASILY.
The Insane Dufresne
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This show continues to be amazing. 
The tension in the last scene was magnificent. Can't wait for next week.
The tension in the last scene was magnificent. Can't wait for next week.
juliushandle
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Really, what can Hank do? If he proceeds, he is going to look like a moron or an accomplice for having Eisenberg as his brother in law.
Walter manually lifts up the garage door and kind of tumbles out in a mildly hilarious way after a small amount of struggle, while Hank watches with the same disgusted look on his face.
triplestation
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T-ti-t-tIGHT!
See You Next Wednesday
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I'll say this one negative about the episode.
Jessies character is complete bullshit.
Him acting all weepy, emo & bitchey.
He was a freaking stoner who banged milfs. Now he 180'd into this suicidal teen who doesn't care about material possessions.
Jessies character is complete bullshit.
Him acting all weepy, emo & bitchey.
He was a freaking stoner who banged milfs. Now he 180'd into this suicidal teen who doesn't care about material possessions.
how much volume would 5 million be with these denominations?
Do you not understand character progression or three dimensional character.
smoothj
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You are a nice boy
Got to be a nice boy after your 3rd C&D letter from your ISP. :/
Bobby Roberts
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Complaining about "Emo" Jesse is the new Complaining about "Battle Axe" Skyler.
Of course he knows. Remember Yeah, like you said. Hes alive.
triplestation
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naa the problem is more ''what kind of business did you think you were in all this time?''
Doesn't take away from the fact everything he's done is tearing him apart.
killertofu
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Bobby Roberts
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He's a guy who thought putting Chili Powder in meth was a fucking super-cool move to make.
He's a guy who voluntarily hangs out with a couple of tweeker dorks who will, if allowed, spend hours on end talking about the vagaries of resident evil, call of duty, and star trek.
He just wants to find some semblance of belonging in the world, a belonging that doesn't involve his having to shoot, kill, or witness the killing & shooting of relative innocents.
Of all the things about Jesse that have shifted/changed - that fundamental underpinning has NEVER shifted. He's a dorky white kid in over his head who is consistently seeking external validation of his person, a validation his own family never gave him.
Keeping that in mind - how the hell is his reaction to the events of season 5.1 even remotely out of bounds, much less "emo" - which is a phrase that worked back in 2003 if you were talking about Dashboard Confessional albums, but is otherwise completely fucking meaningless in 2013.
He's a guy who voluntarily hangs out with a couple of tweeker dorks who will, if allowed, spend hours on end talking about the vagaries of resident evil, call of duty, and star trek.
He just wants to find some semblance of belonging in the world, a belonging that doesn't involve his having to shoot, kill, or witness the killing & shooting of relative innocents.
Of all the things about Jesse that have shifted/changed - that fundamental underpinning has NEVER shifted. He's a dorky white kid in over his head who is consistently seeking external validation of his person, a validation his own family never gave him.
Keeping that in mind - how the hell is his reaction to the events of season 5.1 even remotely out of bounds, much less "emo" - which is a phrase that worked back in 2003 if you were talking about Dashboard Confessional albums, but is otherwise completely fucking meaningless in 2013.
FantasticMrFoxdie
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^Dropping that Ether.
Damn this thread went 40 pages since the eps aired. Here's the link for the reactions.
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=644915&page=52
Damn this thread went 40 pages since the eps aired. Here's the link for the reactions.
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=644915&page=52
Jessie's over protectiveness of kids has been a pretty consistent theme of his character throughout the series, though. The mute kid in Peek-a-Boo, Tomas, Brock, Jesse has always reacted pretty passionately to anything that mixes kids up in the drug trade. Given that the five million is the result of a plan Jesse came up with that directly resulted in the murder of a child, and Walt rubbing the blood money in his face, him wanting absolutely nothing to do with that money makes sense for reasons that don't have anything to do with the normal meth making/selling business.
Plus isn't he still relatively well-off from the previous ventures? His expenses can't be anything compared to Walt's, so it's not like he needs the money.
Damn this thread went 40 pages since the eps aired. Here's the link for the reactions.
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=644915&page=52
There is zero chance one thread will last the season, and that's fantastic.
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