Shall we anticipate the FIFTH SEASON of the AMC series "Breaking Bad"? I think I may.

OTOH they're probably thinking like Lydia, if Mike were still alive Walt would never move against those guys

has anyone mentioned that todd's unsavory uncle (or maybe uncle's friend?) was jason street's wheelchair friend (whose name i forget) from FNL?
i thought that was kinda lol casting, considering

haha did not notice that. but did notice that Todd is in The Master.

Todd being connected to/leader of (?) a gang of neo Nazis seems to have passed by unnoticed in all the reviews on this episode. I was actually shocked when you saw who Walt was meeting with - the show just kind of glossed it over

― seriously, THIS GUY (daria-g), Monday, September 3, 2012 1:23 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

is it weird that i'm kind of blasé about prison neo-nazis, from what i've read it's just another prison gang, ppl join them for protection, not because they love hitler

they're not REAL nazis

jesse definitely doesn't know mike is dead
he was referring to the prison killings
that was enough to freak him out to get the pistol
if he thought for sure he killed mike there's no way he's letting him in

I loved the book ending (I was going NO NO NO NO NO all the way through partly because I couldn't stand the tension of not knowing what terrible thing was going to happen at that bbq).
To anyone else the inscription could be willed away as it's kind of ambiguous. But Hank KNOWS.

JESUS

otm about the bbq. i was actually shallow breathing a bit in anticipation of something horrible. i did hope they'd break the tension with hank having a sudden deluge of diarrhoea after his discovery.

my gut was telling me that walt jr was going to tumble into the pool with holly even as my head told me how ridiculous that was.

lydia is so hot imo

this too

xpost i was thinking more an explosion of some kind. love the way they had all the conversations in the same mix of sound.

merdey otm, I had a weird feeling about the pool too!

maybe the next half-season will open with hank throwing walt into the pool

"i cant believe you got me this whole time, you ding dong!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN38vED24Eg

loved this btw... i had a big ear to ear grin, despite myself.

love the way they had all the conversations in the same mix of sound.

OTMFM, the sound design on this episode generally seemed really careful to me

it reminded me Nashville... that scene, apart from the dread.

Man those stabbings were dreamy

Uh, FREAKY. Damn phone

lol

the dreamiest of stabbings

super dreamy *swoon*

it was sort of dreamy, if you hadn't corrected that i wouldn't have thought you were a psychopath.

please don't now brand me a psychopath.

I'm glad they bleeped Mike saying "fuck," otherwise this show would be inappropriate for some audiences.

I assume the "fuck"s will be unmuted in the DVDs and when the show hits the streaming services. Is this the first basic cable drama to include (muted) "fuck"s in the dialogue?

The torrented versions that I see have all the cussing intact, so they must be broadcasting them unedited somewhere.

mad men's had a handful of muted 'fuck's too.

The torrented versions that I see have all the cussing intact, so they must be broadcasting them unedited somewhere.

― Dan I

Huh, my torrents are always censored.

I kind of hope they insert a load of extra 'fuck's into the DVDs to give the language more veracity. Jesse in particular would have a fucking foul mouth.

I like how Jesse was playing along with Walt's reminiscing game but wasn't really into it himself, just waiting for Walt to get on with whatever he had in mind.

Netflix streaming includes the fuxxx

tbh, this could have been a series finale and it would have made sense, it kind of felt like one. even the last scene.

I thought maybe Hank would have a keyser soze moment at walt's funeral when he sees Jesse in attendance

yeah, can't believe he didn't realize even then

btw you guys, it's sergio leone/clint eastwood day on amc - currently 'the good, the bad and the ugly'

"I never forget old friends, Tuco"

Ah, I guess I was wrong. The ones I see do have the cursing muted. I guess my brain was just seamlessly imputing all the missing fucks.

http://i.imgur.com/kXIHY.gif

hahaha

is it weird that i'm kind of blasé about prison neo-nazis, from what i've read it's just another prison gang, ppl join them for protection, not because they love hitler

they're not REAL nazis

― Author ~ Coach ~ Goddess (s1ocki), Monday, September 3, 2012 1:54 PM (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

otm consorting w/ nazis isnt v meaningful in this context

Cranston's delivery on the "I used to love to go camping" line was a series highlight for me.

To anyone else the inscription could be willed away as it's kind of ambiguous. But Hank KNOWS.

hank knows gale's handwriting

i thought that at first but then i think the only people we see in the desert scenes are walt and todd? but i dunno. and ey who cares.

They fistbump with a leather-jacketed hand in the desert, last week they signed on to do meth-trading business with dudes in leather jackets in the desert, presumably we don’t see ppl clearly bcz they saved money by not hiring featured performers and it was shot by 2nd unit

GAH

Cranston's delivery on the "I used to love to go camping" line was a series highlight for me.

― Clay, Tuesday, September 4, 2012 12:06 AM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

one of his most evil moments for sure

Haven't read any comments yet, but oh my god, what a spectacular episode. There were some downright Godfather II moments, from the very Gordon Willis look of stuff to the incredible juggling of the (multiple) family dynamic(s).

BTW

they're not REAL nazis

What's weird is that I could have sworn one of the guys I recognized, the one with a huge swastika on his neck, from "Justified," where he played ... a neo-Nazi with a swastika on his neck. So first I thought, huh, maybe they got this guy because he already had the elaborate temp tattoo on. And then I thought, hmm, maybe this is actually a Nazi turned actor!

maybe's he's a nazi actor

hank knows gale's handwriting

― * The "no hands" rule can be compared to socialist tax policies (Autumn Almanac), Monday, September 3, 2012 8:09 PM (2 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

also he knows gale wrote about a mysterious "WW" and the inscription is signed "GB"

spider jar= gale's book

no i'm pretty sure it was leaves of grass