The Official BREAKING BAD Thread!

[Magnetbox]

Glad to see Walter Jr. is continuing the White tradition of driving ****ty cars.

[Kenetics]

Walt called Walt Jr "Jesse" during their convo, I think a lot of people missed that including me.

[chillz]

Walt called Walt Jr "Jesse" during their convo, I think a lot of people missed that including me.

I dunno how you could miss it lol. I was wondering why he said it but presumed it was because he's losing his mind + he's thinking about what's going to happen between him and Jesse so much as his life depends on how Jesse reacts to their fight.

[dasfeuer]

I dunno how you could miss it lol. I was wondering why he said it but presumed it was because he's losing his mind + he's thinking about what's going to happen between him and Jesse so much as his life depends on how Jesse reacts to their fight.

I think it's cause he loves jesse like a son and is sad that their relationship is ruined

[MasterBlaster52]

I think it's cause he loves jesse like a son and is sad that their relationship is ruined

i think he's more sad thinking that jesse might die in mexico because he didn't help him.

[RedSox99]

best episode so far...it was basically the first one that didn't keep "leading up" to something

just some points id like to make...

- killing the cartel is such a big step forward in the sense that I feel there will be more time to utilize with Hank, Jesse/Walt situation, and getting back to cooking

- Most of the episodes this season were about the cartel interfering with Gus's business. In other words Gus finally took vengeance against the guy who killed his "brother."

- I also love how the head of the cartel died in the same exact spot as Gus's "brother", it was only fitting that Gus would end it at that location.

- Jesse's role when he was in the lab was so alpha in the way that he set all the guys working in that lab inn their places, especially that chemist who thought he was the shiit

- even though they have a whole lot of other shiit to worry about, I hope they fill Walt in on what was going on and will begin to include him in on their business, since essentially Walt is the main cook.

- It makes you wonder what Gus will do after he witnessed Jesse cook 96% pure blue meth, because Jesse can cook it too

[bruno]

i think he's more sad thinking that jesse might die in mexico because he didn't help him.

I think its more because he feels betrayed by Jesse by him lying to Walt about being at Gus' house and what is really going on, after Walt has put his life on the line in more than one occasion for him

[fcappa]

You guys don't think Jesse was gonna get whacked?

[swaptrex]

Still keepin it gangsta.....

[BroMontana]

You guys don't think Jesse was gonna get whacked?

More than likely he was going to be after the cartel felt comfortable with the recipe. But Gus knew that and he wanted to get revenge for his "brother." Amazing episode.

[mrfatwrecker]

Still keepin it gangsta.....

Hory shiet dats the same actor?

[fcappa]

More than likely he was going to be after the cartel felt comfortable with the recipe. But Gus knew that and he wanted to get revenge for his "brother." Amazing episode.

No, I mean I don't think Gus did anything for the good of Jesse. He did it for revenge and to get the cartel off his back. They had the entire cook video-taped from every angle, they know everything Jesse does.

Before Mike gets shot, he opens the door and takes cover behind it and raises the gun at Jesse's back.

[predator187]

Interesting episode, I'm eager to see where they are going with this.

I knew the liquor was poisoned as soon as I saw it, it was foreshadowed by Mike saying to Jesse "either we all get out or none of us get out" and they couldn't shoot their way out of there as there were too many guys.

Gus is phucking bad ass. "Fill you pockets and leave in peace. Or fight me and die!".

I'm just not sure what this will mean for Walt. He's expendable now, but he is the main character so I don't see him being killed off. I'm wondering how they will shift the focus back to him and how he's going to get the power back. He actually seems pretty pathetic to me.

The only thing that seems off about this show and in reality is Gus's lack of protection. Sure he has Mike and a few other guys but for the most part if somebody really wanted to assassinate him they could. I guess it would be suspicious for his public image though if he were to walk around with bodyguards all the time.

For a while I was thinking Junior might go to Hank after Walt called him "Jesse" and tell him that his dad got into a fight likely with Jesse, since Walt Jr always seems to go to Hank when he can't talk to his mom.

[predator187]

Before Mike gets shot, he opens the door and takes cover behind it and raises the gun at Jesse's back.

After rewatching it doesn't look like he meant to point it at Jesse, he was opening the door and looking around.

[romapwr88]

Still keepin it gangsta.....

mind=demolished
Would never have thought Manny was Don Eladio

[TreyTrey]

mind = blown at last episode

now that jesse has proven himself i have a feeling they are going to be looking to get rid of walt pretty soon...

[diplodocus]

amazing episode.


best show on tv by far.

[foodandliquor]

Its essentially the same pill Walter gave jesse to kill Gus. Intradesting how Gus used the same weapon on an unrelated event.

I don't think Gus used ricin on them. Didn't they say the ricin takes a few days to kick in and then they die of a heart attack?

[Magnetbox]

Just saw this on the Reddit - "Did anyone else notice the "8" theme in this episode?"

http://www.reddit.com/r/breakingbad/..._this_episode/





Edit - also didn't think about the fact that they shot video of Jesse cooking. In the preview for next week, it shows that the DEA knows something big happened in Mexico. Is it possible that they find the tape?

[swaptrex]

Hory shiet dats the same actor?

sure is... or was lol.

[Godfrd824]

Interesting episode, I'm eager to see where they are going with this.

I knew the liquor was poisoned as soon as I saw it, it was foreshadowed by Mike saying to Jesse "either we all get out or none of us get out" and they couldn't shoot their way out of there as there were too many guys.

Gus is phucking bad ass. "Fill you pockets and leave in peace. Or fight me and die!".

I'm just not sure what this will mean for Walt. He's expendable now, but he is the main character so I don't see him being killed off. I'm wondering how they will shift the focus back to him and how he's going to get the power back. He actually seems pretty pathetic to me.

The only thing that seems off about this show and in reality is Gus's lack of protection. Sure he has Mike and a few other guys but for the most part if somebody really wanted to assassinate him they could. I guess it would be suspicious for his public image though if he were to walk around with bodyguards all the time.

For a while I was thinking Junior might go to Hank after Walt called him "Jesse" and tell him that his dad got into a fight likely with Jesse, since Walt Jr always seems to go to Hank when he can't talk to his mom.

Gus is 12 steps ahead of everyone else in the show. That's why he only needs a few guys, he has no vices, he's very strict, look at his body, he's an old man and he's in better shape than half the misc. He's too careful, to get taken out.

Walt is never going to be expendable, Gus has too much money in that lab to get rid of Walt, like Walt has said before, cooking is one thing, but being able to tweak the formula depending on things like the weather, only he can do that. Only he knows the science behind the cooking.

Jesse is being used by Gus to keep Walt in line. At the same time, he's keeping Jesse out out of trouble, plus Mike has taken a liking to Jesse, who has bailed Mike out more than once. So Jesse won't get taken out either, and Mike didn't take cover behind the door to shoot Jesse, he opened the door and got shot, and then took cover.

[Kenetics]

No, I mean I don't think Gus did anything for the good of Jesse. He did it for revenge and to get the cartel off his back. They had the entire cook video-taped from every angle, they know everything Jesse does.

Before Mike gets shot, he opens the door and takes cover behind it and raises the gun at Jesse's back.

Why would Mike kill Jesse? If they wanted to kill Jesse then Gus would have never taken the drink with poison away from Jesse.

[Ashton117]

Crazy episode. Never thought Gus would actually do it

[transformation2]

I think it's cause he loves jesse like a son and is sad that their relationship is ruined

yea i agree seems like the most logical answer.

and honestly, i kind of figured this during season 3 when walt committed murder for jesse if everyone remembers that? this entire season im thinking wtf walt, i thought u literally loved this kid like a son. and now i realize that he does, he's just been dealing with **** of late.

[transformation2]

btw guys i'd like to point out jese cooked 96% meth and if everyone remembers gale cooked that same number. gale said "heisenberg" cooked 99% and the 3% gulf was HUGE. so jesse is not a replacement for walt because walt cooks 99% pure meth

i figured the writers did that on purpose to show that the subtle knowledge of chemistry still makes walt the master chef.

[ivegotbigballs]

they're going to have to kill him

I'm sure Walt would love to kill him for porking Skylar

[GimpBoy]

A couple of people have asked me the name of the song that is playing when they all start dropping dead. This is it.

[its50]

lol@jesse's reaction when all the capos were dropping like flies

also loved the part when mike brought out the piano wire...reminded me of the game, hitman



anyone know why mike grabbed eladio's necklace before they left?

[Mourning Tide]

lol@jesse's reaction when all the capos were dropping like flies

also loved the part when mike brought out the piano wire...reminded me of the game, hitman



anyone know why mike grabbed eladio's necklace before they left?

i would think to show Hector, the guy in the wheelchair, as proof that the don and cartel is really dead

[its50]

i would think to show Hector, the guy in the wheelchair, as proof that the don and cartel is really dead

i would think hector would know already cause he's OG, but yea, that's a great point...didn't think about it that way