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I am so fucking hyped. There is nothing that will stop me from being in front of a television on Sunday night at 10pm EST. I will go Terminator Gus on anyone who tries.
If you're counting indirectly you have to count the people that died in that horrific plane crash. Walt has killed over a hundred people.
Think about all the people you've killed indirectly. I don't know where I'm going with this.
somebody remind me, what episode does Walt break into Saul's office while his secretary is there?
somebody remind me, what episode does Walt break into Saul's office while his secretary is there?
Starting a sort-of-rewatch. On "...And the Bag's in the River" now. I thought I'd just skip a few after the pilot but I needed to see the body dissolving and Crazy 8 stuff. Too good. I'll have to start skipping around soon if I want to make it in time, but I don't know if I'll have the strength.
Sky's gonna live through the end of the series and write a best-selling memoir. Watch.
I'm hoping all of Walt's family survives.
''You can never trust a drug addict''
Anybody remember that? I think this idea will prevail sometime in season 5.
Except Skylar. Anyone who fucks Ted deserves to die the most painful and horrible death.
I think season 5 will feel more like mid season 2.''You can never trust a drug addict''
Anybody remember that? I think this idea will prevail sometime in season 5.
I'm currently watching the entire series due to AMC's marathon and i really love this show. :O
holy fuck GUS IS THE MOTHERFUCKING MAN :O :O :O (just saw Box Cutter)
i'm gonna get out of this thread but i'm hyped for season 5 when it premieres this Sunday
I think he meant that Hector doesn't really count, since he was a suicide bomber.
If you're counting indirectly you have to count the people that died in that horrific plane crash. Walt has killed over a hundred people.
Bad enough he basically killed Jane, he couldn't have even guessed that'd cause a plane crash.
Jane killed herself with a bit of Jesse's help, Walt simply didn't save her.
I agree with that, BUT the cause of her death wasn't initiated by Walt. He could've saved her but he didn't KILL her per say.
Oh well, interpretations.
Walt was selfish and wanted Jesse back.
Who is to say she wasn't stirred by Walt causing noise or his presence in the room?
Didn't Walt knock her onto her back when he was shaking Jesse to wake him up?
I agree with that, BUT the cause of her death wasn't initiated by Walt. He could've saved her but he didn't KILL her per say.
Oh well, interpretations.
Didn't Walt knock her onto her back when he was shaking Jesse to wake him up?
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This scene is so surreal, yet rooted in reality. My experience with a major drug addict in my family was similar.
Much more via the link.In the new issue of The Hollywood Reporter, the cast and crew of TV's darkest and most addictive drama reveal all about the show's unlikely road to the small screen (HBO wouldn't even "grace them with a no"), the fight to cast Walter White (AMC wanted Matthew Broderick or John Cusack) and the upcoming "bloodbath" of a series finale.
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