He should shoot his ass, he deserves toI hope there's at least a few episodes of Hank figuring out that it's Walt.
Especially when S4 ends with Jessie and Walt in an alleyway with pistols drawn on each other as the camera fades to black...and then you hear a lone gunshot, and a body fall.
Executive Producer: Vince Gilligan
...etc etc
Especially when S4 ends with Jessie and Walt in an alleyway with pistols drawn on each other as the camera fades to black...and then you hear a lone gunshot, and a body fall.
Executive Producer: Vince Gilligan
...etc etc
Although I don't think this will happen, this did get me thinking about whether or not the show would end vague or if they would try to provide closure as much as possible. I'm wondering what everybody else would think if, at the end, they showed a montage of how the reprecussions of everybody's actions finally catch up to them? I'm envisioning it in a way that we see Skyler arrested for her part in Walter's organisation, Hank killed later in his line of work when he keeps up his 'tough' exterior facade, Marie arrested for shoplifting, Saul killed by an unsatisfied client or arrested, Jesse overdosing, Mike killed later as he takes up a job from somebody else and so on (all of this under the assumption that everybody survives to the end). I'm not sure if it's something I particularly want and as such I'm just wondering how much ambiguity everybody wants or if they want absolute closure such as the above example.
Cornballer said:- A Look Ahead at Season 5: Inside Breaking Bad (youtube vid) *spoilers*
This has become by far my favourite show on TV.
On the one hand it kinda pisses me off that we only get 8 episodes this year, but on the other hand that means the show isn't ending this year. I really don't want this show to end... ever.
Although I don't think this will happen, this did get me thinking about whether or not the show would end vague or if they would try to provide closure as much as possible. I'm wondering what everybody else would think if, at the end, they showed a montage of how the reprecussions of everybody's actions finally catch up to them? I'm envisioning it in a way that we see Skyler arrested for her part in Walter's organisation, Hank killed later in his line of work when he keeps up his 'tough' exterior facade, Marie arrested for shoplifting, Saul killed by an unsatisfied client or arrested, Jesse overdosing, Mike killed later as he takes up a job from somebody else and so on (all of this under the assumption that everybody survives to the end). I'm not sure if it's something I particularly want and as such I'm just wondering how much ambiguity everybody wants or if they want absolute closure such as the above example.
Theending? No thanks. I don't want to see Marie in a purple collarless shirt that's supposed to look like "The Future".Six Feet Under
Also, I think he was referring to a potential S5 Part 1 cliffhanger, not the end of the series.
Break out the blue stuff.
less than a week away. It's THIS COMING SUNDAYYYYY.Great OT. I get chills every time I see the "All Hail The King" poster. So. Fucking. Boss. And it's only a week away!!!! I'm beyond hyped.
less than a week away. It's THIS COMING SUNDAYYYYY.
The pilot was Walt's 50th birthday. The title of episode four is "Fifty-one", take from that what you will.Wait in the story all this happened in a year? that must of been the most intense year ever, and very unbelievable all this could happen
Oh yeah for sure the events of the show are fairly unbelievable/unlikely from a strictly realistic point of view. It's still awesome though.Wait in the story all this happened in a year? that must of been the most intense year ever, and very unbelievable all this could happen
The pilot was Walt's 50th birthday. The title of episode four is "Fifty-one", take from that what you will.
Especially this oneAll those gifs are epic, hype x100![]()
The shield was the same way re: abbreviated timeline. It's annoying.Wait in the story all this happened in a year? that must of been the most intense year ever, and very unbelievable all this could happen
The pilot was Walt's 50th birthday. The title of episode four is "Fifty-one", take from that what you will.
So what's the deal with the Emmys? Will Season 4 be eligible for the next ones or has the boat passed? I want to see Cranston and Arron Paul get their 4th and 2nd Emmys!
The pilot was Walt's 50th birthday. The title of episode four is "Fifty-one", take from that what you will.
The episode titles are posted in the OP so I figured they were safe!Are we suddenly in the BB seasons 5 spoiler thread?
You just ruined the birthday party!
Are we suddenly in the BB seasons 5 spoiler thread?
You just ruined the birthday party!
I am so excited for this. Can't believe it's less than a week away. This is my first time watching it while it's on, so I can't wait. I usually wait on all the good shows until after they're over.
They should be fine. Let's just not extrapolate too much from them if you actually know what's going to happen. By the way, I posted a response to the timeline issue over in the spoiler thread because something isn't adding up.The episode titles are posted in the OP so I figured they were safe!
Yup.I know when Season 4 began it had been 8 or 9 months since the show started. I think an article on NY Times worked out the details.