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

noticed that, fn stupid cartel cant even cook 96%, keep their lab clean

Dirty lazy mexicans need a American high school dropout to show 'em how to do it.

Taking their jobs!

"Are you even watching this show?"

Yes, are you?

The filthy lab thing totally made me think of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares where he walks into a place for the first time.

meth lab nightmares, would screen

"You need to giving your customers FRESH LOCAL METH!"

RUSTIC METH served with LOVE

Ramsay coaching Badger how to slang.

RUSTIC METH served with LOVE

― uhhhhhh (admrl), Tuesday, September 27, 2011 12:27 PM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

^^^ key

rustic italian methbread

"Right now, I'd rather snort poodle **** than put that in my nose."

*removes shirt*

"Are you even watching this show?"

Yes, are you?

― uhhhhhh (admrl), Tuesday, September 27, 2011 11:24 AM (23 minutes ago)

Yeah, including the scene referenced above where Jesse cooked a batch that suited him, Gus, and the cartel people, so "This batch could be TERRIBLE for all we know!!!" didn't make any sense.

oh ok what time do you want your breakfast

http://i.imgur.com/KAiTE.jpg

haha

loving admrl in this thread

really? I feel surrounded by h8rs

Not that I care. I will look each and every one of you in the face and own you, I am Heisenberg, y'all just post about him.

Cars are very important in Breaking Bad

i've noticed almost every big speech in the history of the show makes uses of the word "the" also -- very intriguing

Food is very important in Breaking Bad

hmm yes hmm

mmm

I think all of you should be writers for the show Breaking Bad, you would do a good job at that

So did Walt get his car repaired overnight, or just splurge for another one just like it?

Sorry if I'm rehashing any anybody else's points, haven't had time to catch with every post, but:
1. Didn't they have about 3 mil stashed? Even minus $800,000 for the carwash, $615,000 approx for Ted, and if the deluxe family disappearance is only $125,000 x 4= $600,000, plus whatever incidentals since Walt told Skylar how much he'd made this year, they should be okay. At least for the price of the deluxe ultimate family getaway (a bargain, I'd say). Although Walt wants it to be enough to save them all, forever, from his guilt and fear (plus did we mention he and Gus are mad control junkies? I think so)
So was or is Ted. in terms of denial and manipulation. Like Walt and Gus, he's gotta do it his way, and everything will work out. But really *his* way, and I thought that, on a conscious level, he really did consider Walt and Skylor's ill-got gains to be less pure than his own (gotten by getting Skylar to cook the books). But before this ep, I did suspect him of going for blackmail.

Oh shit, I was just about to ask if the Aztek was finally kaput. Did they show it again after the accident? How many windshields has that thing gone throug

...which means the writers are always at least one step ahead of me. So now I've gone from thinking, "If Jesse would try to quit if Gus killed Walt, surely he'd do the same if anything happened to Walt's wife or (especially) his kids" (remember, Walt and Gus are well aware of Jesse's attachment to a woman and her child)--to thinking, "One way of 'dealing with' Hank, would be to tell Walt something which would have him warning Hank's colleagues, who will keep his restless ass safe at home." But, the writers are always at least one step ahead of me.

Saul has hired the most inept heavies in the world.

I think he has, the little white guy reminded me of comedy heavy in a 30s movie.

Here´s a thought: Maybe season will end with Walt chuffing his first hit of meth.

1. Didn't they have about 3 mil stashed?

don't remember how much they're handling, but some of it has been laundered through the car wash and is no longer vacuum-bagged readies

woah woah woah woah woah. was pacing around the room for the last scene there.

i thought the ted storyline was quite clearly brought to a hilarious conclusion - not sure why ppl feel unsatisfied (i thought he was obviously blackmailing her). i wonder why walt decided to try and "disappear" his family rather than just go straight to hank and fess up. probably would be the best thing for him at this point but yeah he crazy. i wouldn't rule out hector finding some way to get revenge on gus by the end of the season. bravo tho, what a show

last scene kinda reminded me of an inverted...

http://gifsoup.com/view2/1953474/lost-hatch-o.gif

walt's mind rapidly stepping back from the situation and finally realising exactly how fucked he is

the white guy in the a-team was bill burr, decent standup comic that used to do a lot of sketches on chappelle's show

don't remember how much they're handling, but some of it has been laundered through the car wash and is no longer vacuum-bagged readies
--robocop last year was a 'shop (sic)

Aren't they also giving a bunch of it to Saul?

I thought it came to Walt via Saul

also they spent a lot on hank's medical bills and rehab

and on walt jr's cars

Walt maybe has some new medical bills we aren´t privy to...

no

Cars are very important in Breaking Bad

oh absolutely. and one detail i noticed from the scene where walt gets fired is that gus and gus's guys depart the cloudy desert using two different cars (gus takes his volvo, the other guys take whatever the other car was). but once they had gone, there was a third car left -- some crappy white subcompact, presumably for walt to drive himself home in. or, drive most of the way home in, then do a buncha donuts in, then light on fire, as he likes to do.

dow: don't forget hanks' medical bills... pretty sure those have added up to some serious clams

once they had gone, there was a third car left -- some crappy white subcompact, presumably for walt to drive himself home in

That's the car that walt drove to jesse's house you see it next to him when they are talking in the front yard.

It also crossed my mind that Ted was wearing a wire but that was just because of how he was speaking, and it wouldn't make sense anyway.
I'm sure Hank is gonna get suspicious of Walt sometime soon. I totally knew he was going to crash the car as soon as you saw his face when Hank asked him to go to the laundry. Hank's got time on his hands and is gonna sense something is properly up with Walt, I reckon. I kind of hope not, though, because the show doesn't need that right now.

Walt is pretty much going to have to tell him at his point.

or just come up with some other insane lie i guess.

did anyone else notice the similarity in mannerisms between Walt after Gus told him he'd kill his entire family and Hector during his friendly chats with Gus?

No way is Walt going to tell Hank.

> Aren't they also giving a bunch of it to Saul?

Not to mention that it was Saul that arranged the Beneke shakedown, and knew all about Skyler handing Ted the money. Saul also knows Walter's salary. So Saul should have been aware that Walt was not sitting on the giant cash pile he thought he was.

well i dont think saul knows how much money theyve given to hank and marie though, or necessarily about how much money the carwash has lost (which skylar said was losing money iirc)