KalTorakOne way or another, they all end up inthe Undercity.Registered Userregular
Okay
I figured that they couldn't do them one-by-one because the later ones would get more protective custody. Wasn't sure if the two-minute time frame was a special number or something.
Walt technically didn't murder Jane, but certainly he believed that he was responsible for killing her, and he carried that guilt all the way to the very end until it fermented into the bitter spite that he threw back at Jesse.
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Dr. Flamingo49 Gilded Disc Perceives the SunRegistered Userregular
Well, murder isn't really ever justified. The difference between
Mike's death and others' is that Walt had literally nothing to gain from killing Mike.
Killing Mike allows him to rub out the witnesses who were going to testify against him that Mike would never let him touch. Since their money had been seized, chances are one of them would have made a deal.
But
Mike's share of the money was going to those men, which would make sure they didn't squeal.
BarcardiAll the WizardsUnder A Rock: AfganistanRegistered Userregular
edited October 2013
I am marathoning this show now. Im all the way up to season 5 and wow, this is intense. I just got to episode 6... and i had to stop after episode 5. That was just heatbreaking.
DragkoniasThat Guy Who Does StuffYou Know, There. Registered Userregular
So. I just started and I'm hoping the show picks up later.
The first season has been interesting but nothing I would call edge of the seat.
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I Win Swordfightsall the traits of greatnessstarlight at my feetRegistered Userregular
heh
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BarcardiAll the WizardsUnder A Rock: AfganistanRegistered Userregular
edited October 2013
I have heard so many people at my work comparing this show to The Sopranos and The Wire.
I do have to say unless season 5B is entirely different, I do not get the comparisons between this and The Wire. They are just entirely different things. The Wire is like the Tale of Two Cities or something, and Breaking Bad is a comic book about The Greek from season two of The Wire.
I have heard so many people at my work comparing this show to The Sopranos and The Wire.
I do have to say unless season 5B is entirely different, I do not get the comparisons between this and The Wire. They are just entirely different things. The Wire is like the Tale of Two Cities or something, and Breaking Bad is a comic book about The Greek from season two of The Wire.
I mean this as a good thing.
The Sopranos is not really a good comparison either.
Breaking Bad does not spend 2/3 of its episodes on existential wankery.
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
Choice quotes that really really make me wish Vince Gilligan writes a book
CLOSE ANGLE -- JESSE. Grimly determined, fearing nothing, he speeds through the darkness. From here on, it's up to us to say where he's headed. I like to call it "something better," and leave it at that.
...
WIDER -- Walt is back where he belongs. He's back with his True Love. Jesse left in the middle of a cook, so Walt continues it. He taps at gauges. He checks temperatures.
...
Once more, CLOSE ON THE COOK VAT -- Walt's hand rests against it like a cowboy's hand rests on the neck of his horse.
...
We slowly CRANE UP, UP and AWAY from him. Walt shrinks smaller and smaller in frame. POLICE OFFICERS approach him now -- four, six, eight of them. They move in cautiously, their guns ahead.
They're too late. He got away.
We continue SKYWARD, looking down on Walt, rising as high as we can go. Off this image, slowly FADING TO BLACK...
END OF SERIES
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DragkoniasThat Guy Who Does StuffYou Know, There. Registered Userregular
I am marathoning this show now. Im all the way up to season 5 and wow, this is intense. I just got to episode 6... and i had to stop after episode 5. That was just heatbreaking.
Sir CarcassI have been shown the end of my worldRound Rock, TXRegistered Userregular
edited November 2013
Speaking of Saul, apparently they're talking about Better Call Saul might now be a sequel, or a mix of prequel and sequel. I really want to see Saul managing a Cinnabon.
Speaking of Saul, apparently they're talking about Better Call Saul might now be a sequel, or a mix of prequel and sequel. I really want to see Saul managing a Cinnabon.
Half and half
The season/show should end with Huell coming into his Connabon, and them sharing an awkward silence over the register
Not the monstrosity I was imagining it would be. Certainly more compact than it came off in photos. But still, $200 after discounts? Too rich for my blood.
So I really liked Krysten Ritter a lot and as soon as she pulled out that 18 month chip I thought, the saddest possible thing would be for her to start using again, and lo and behold
And now Walt just stood there and watched her suffocate on her own vomit and I'm watching from behind my couch while whispering "what? what? fuck! no! do something! fuck! what?" and I knew going in that Walt is a pretty flawed guy and I know he'll wind up doing way worse stuff than this
but this is the moment where I'm wondering if I can handle this show
So I really liked Krysten Ritter a lot and as soon as she pulled out that 18 month chip I thought, the saddest possible thing would be for her to start using again, and lo and behold
And now Walt just stood there and watched her suffocate on her own vomit and I'm watching from behind my couch while whispering "what? what? fuck! no! do something! fuck! what?" and I knew going in that Walt is a pretty flawed guy and I know he'll wind up doing way worse stuff than this
but this is the moment where I'm wondering if I can handle this show
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because after that everyone's like "holy shit heisenburg killed like ten people in ten different places all within two minutes!"
http://www.audioentropy.com/
Just a happy side-effect
My sister really enjoyed the "shanking" sound effect for some reason.
But
True, but
The start of that scene was Walt genuinely trying to be a good guy about it, but then he accidentally enables an opportunity to be rid of Jane.
And he just can't pass it up.
God dammit Walt.
just saying, she died as a direct consequence of an action he took
an action which he had ample opportunity to undo
http://www.audioentropy.com/
I guess that explains RJ's dislike for kung-fu treachery.
Steam ID XBL: JohnnyChopsocky PSN:Stud_Beefpile WiiU:JohnnyChopsocky
The first season has been interesting but nothing I would call edge of the seat.
I do have to say unless season 5B is entirely different, I do not get the comparisons between this and The Wire. They are just entirely different things. The Wire is like the Tale of Two Cities or something, and Breaking Bad is a comic book about The Greek from season two of The Wire.
I mean this as a good thing.
I like to say that the season 1 finale is where it starts getting good. Or at least, that's where I really locked in.
Also a lot of stuff in Season 4, "Boxcutter" for one.
This has become my new favourite show
Seeing people watching this for the first time and their reactions
But I just realized today that the guy who played Walter White was the guy who played Malcolm's father in Malcolm in the Middle.
I know most of you already knew this but my mind has been blown.
you may literally be the last person in the world to have realized this
good work
The Sopranos is not really a good comparison either.
Breaking Bad does not spend 2/3 of its episodes on existential wankery.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
touché
Here are the last two pages
Choice quotes that really really make me wish Vince Gilligan writes a book
...
WIDER -- Walt is back where he belongs. He's back with his True Love. Jesse left in the middle of a cook, so Walt continues it. He taps at gauges. He checks temperatures.
...
Once more, CLOSE ON THE COOK VAT -- Walt's hand rests against it like a cowboy's hand rests on the neck of his horse.
...
We slowly CRANE UP, UP and AWAY from him. Walt shrinks smaller and smaller in frame. POLICE OFFICERS approach him now -- four, six, eight of them. They move in cautiously, their guns ahead.
They're too late. He got away.
We continue SKYWARD, looking down on Walt, rising as high as we can go. Off this image, slowly FADING TO BLACK...
END OF SERIES
Well, In my defense I just started watchingg BB a week ago and barely paid it any attention beforehand.
Not to mention, man did he age.
but I'm seeing David Simon give a lecture on Sunday
I am so fucking hype, you guys
gonna hate American attitudes towards drugs and the poor so much
he was also ted moseby's unpleasant boss on how i met your mother
Ugh, God.
The opening scene of the next episode.
Uuuuugh.
(Spoilers)
Holy shit, this guy
This fucking guy
Half and half
Not the monstrosity I was imagining it would be. Certainly more compact than it came off in photos. But still, $200 after discounts? Too rich for my blood.
Spoilers through the Season 2 finale
And now Walt just stood there and watched her suffocate on her own vomit and I'm watching from behind my couch while whispering "what? what? fuck! no! do something! fuck! what?" and I knew going in that Walt is a pretty flawed guy and I know he'll wind up doing way worse stuff than this
but this is the moment where I'm wondering if I can handle this show
C'mere, bro
C'mere
It only gets worse