Shall we anticpate the AMC series "Breaking Bad"? I think I may.

yeah, but it would be sorta awesome if there were a camera in the stereo

just sayin

Or if Mike was sitting in the speaker wearing ear plugs and looking solemn and slightly annoyed.

lol

empty buckets and chicken bones all around his feet cuz he's been in there for days

RUN

I have often wondered if Saul's hair is meant to be a syrup, but it looks like Odenkirk has just grown it that way for the role

He has p much the same hairstyle in Larry Sanders btw! it is his code for "shifty blowhard"

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omg nooooooooooooooo

yesss

In a better workd the gale karaoke vid would be the new rickroll

"World" whatever

I dunno, Rick Astley hasn't been brutally murdered. Gale is a bit more disturbing

i wouldn't really call it ~brutally~ murdered. it was just one shot, right?

maybe i should consult my lab notes .

one of the beautiful ironies of this show to me is that gale is easily the kindest, gentlest person that has been on it, but he also sold out Walt and didn't warn him that he was soon to be killed.

He didn't know. Gus told him Walt was going to die of cancer.

yes and it was clear that Gale knew that was BS

gale gave a conservative estimate of how long it would take him to learn everything. and then gus coldly asked him to bump that timespan down and Gale realized what was up.

gale is a libertarian nerd w/a sweet disposition who cooks meth, hes not necessarily a quality person

i am officially predicting that this season will end with walt killing jesse

on purpose or by accident?

i don't think there's a show without Jesse. Walt & Jesse are the only characters that the show can't go on without imho.

Tell it to Charlie Sheen.

They could always put Jesse in jail, which keeps him alive but out of the picture.

Yeah you need Walt & Jesse together, they're the double act at the centre. Jesse's the livewire that provides the unpredictability and excitement.

So many amazing character touches in this episode, Walt & Skylar obviously. And all the little details in Gail's notebook. He's going to keep providing lolz way after death. Another part was when Walter Jr sat down with Hank to hear about minerals and when Walt started up on the same subject it was suddenly "argh, boring", and you realise Junior's developing a stronger father/son bond with Hank than Walt (and obviously Walt's developing a stronger one with Jesse than with his own son).

Bit with Mike's ear was disgusting, but loved the look of grumpy mild annoyance on his face.

maybe the entire show ends w/walt killing jesse as thats really the main thing he wont do that a irl ice cold drug lord would

and you realise Junior's developing a stronger father/son bond with Hank than Walt (and obviously Walt's developing a stronger one with Jesse than with his own son).

Oh wow I hadn't thought of that. Amazing. And his new baby's barely in the picture anymore.

Last year started to lose me a bit toward the end, but this year it's been smashing sixes left right and centre. I love how the actor playing Gus is hardly ever on screen but his character is strong enough to resonate (mainly but not solely via the CC cam in the lab). AMC/Sony must be paying him some serious bucks per minute.

Last year started to lose me a bit toward the end, but this year it's been smashing sixes left right and centre

Can't really get my head round this sentence

Deal reached

Final season will be 16 episodes, and possibly split into two.

I'll save the plot commentary for later but I was so psyched to hear Ana Tijoux while they were driving around doing the pickups!

errrrrrr

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really, iatee? what in particular was the jump?

'hey maybe you didn't actually find the guy! hint hint!'
'hmm maybe I didn't find the guy...'

I would agree with you if it wasn't totally in character for Walt to do what he did

not taking rich peoples' money = believable vanity
I want to be known as the real criminal mastermind!! = cartoon character vanity

His stupid pride has always been an issue. Jesse proving himself a value to Mike/the company gets him drinking, and drinking too much=stupid stupid Walt.

I think it's kind of annoying for the story, but it's not out of character.

yeah that was a terrible scene. however the single most tedious thing in people discussing tv shows online is when people go IT'S OVER IT'S JUMPED THE SHARK, c'mon dude. there were several moments in the first season at least as lame as the "maybe they didn't find the guy" scene, the show's never been perfect. it's just really good most of the time, which is good enough, given how shitty most tv is.

I'm not a fan of it either, but it doesn't really bother me more than the unbelievable stuff at the end of season 2, for example.

no I mean I`m still gonna watch the fonzie gif was laziness but I was never disappointed in the writing before this. but I prefer totally unbelievable events to totally unbelievable characters.

I mean even if they wanted to go down the path 'walt accidentally hints hank that gale wasn't in charge' they could have done it in a wayyy more subtle manner

It's a little disappointing considering how good the last season was, but I'm not gonna gripe coz there's too much goodness.

I didn't see that as "unbelievable" at all - I thought it was inevitable, actually. I think someone upthread actually predicted this! People who fancy themselves "criminal masterminds" or what have you, which Walt seems to increasingly view himself as, always want credit for their actions. So it's definitely not out of the realm of possibility that a drunken Walt would do what he did.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_lxap4y0S1as/SHumHbco1cI/AAAAAAAACYg/xh8-3OFSeuE/s400/sweety+and+poochie.jpg

walter's new sidekick next season

didn't see that as "unbelievable" at all - I thought it was inevitable, actually. I think someone upthread actually predicted this! People who fancy themselves "criminal masterminds" or what have you, which Walt seems to increasingly view himself as, always want credit for their actions.

yeah in scooby doo

anyway if this were any show but bb this sorta thing would just be whatever but these guys have been flawlesssss for so long. idk. anyway I gotta sleep.

iatee your opinion of the vanity threshold for irl people is shockingly high.

FFS what is so difficult about filling glasses with SOMETHING THAT LOOKS LIKE WINE

"Yeah, we can get you the windmill, Vince, and the car chase, but for the dinner scene IT WILL HAVE TO BE HI-C"

finally someone gets to the important plausibility issues