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

I'm wondering what Jesse has planned, cuz he clearly was slowly exiting the vehicle at the end. does he maybe have a huge fucking magnet or something that he's gonna take the baddies guns with.

Alley Kat-Abra kindof looks like Marie, maybe Marie wins

michelle mclaren directed the hell outta this ep

she has directed some stuff for Game of Thrones too -- she's p awes

polyphonic disambiguating

btw am i the only one who was delighted to see the arrival of the nazis? (awkward sentences.) it was fairly obvious it was going to happen but just curious as this made me realise i basically want walt to win at any cost. in this case, even more than he does.

― myonga vön bantee (cozen)

wtf?

btw am i the only one who was delighted to see the arrival of the nazis? (awkward sentences.) it was fairly obvious it was going to happen but just curious as this made me realise i basically want walt to win at any cost. in this case, even more than he does.

― Wantaway striker (LocalGarda), Monday, September 9, 2013 5:02 PM (34 minutes ago) Bookmark

i was terrified, but when they started firing 100s of rounds without hitting anything the tension kinda dissipated for me

did anyone notice todd's hilarious shooting technique

someone gif'ed it upthread, so awesome

ive been resisting engaging in any speculation or predicting, but every time i try to imagine the end game that gets walt & that m60 back in albuquerque i just end up picturing the wishbone episode of The Odyssey, where todd & the nazis are the suitors terrorizing skyler & walt jr's penelope & telemachus... and walt is wishbone.

So, for all your holiday gift lists:

http://moviesblog.mtv.com//wp-content/uploads/movies/2013/09/Breaking-Bad-Blu-ray.jpg

the apron!

I can't see myself wanting to ever watch this again once its over tbh

I mean it's good but it's all forward motion, doesn't feel like there's a lot of subtlety or subtexts to be teased out by repeated viewings, it's pretty narrow in its scope.

that's not the case ime

yeah as someone who just rewatched all of the prior seasons I don't agree

The last episode is "Felina", written and directed by Vince

Seen speculation elsewhere this could be Fe-Li-Na = Iron-Lithium-Sodium = Blood-Meth-Tears, which is a cool coincidence even if it turns out to be an incorrect guess.

xps although as is probably evident on these threads, I seem to forget bits of TV shows fairly quickly so get more out of repeat viewings than someone who remembers everything.
That said I was surprised how much of a total jerk Walt is from the get-go. I'd remembered him as well-meaning teacher at the beginning but I think a lot of that is Walt reinforcing that idea with what he says rather than how he is at the start. Master manipulator!

omg there is so much more that is caught on the second viewing, shakey. I'll admit I rewatched out of boredom but then i was finding all of these little audio and visual clues pointing towards events in the future. it was fun.

OTM kinder. I really dont think he has changed very much at all. he just manipulating in different ways now

yeah and the pacing of the first season is way different, it's kind of nice to enjoy the ramping up all over again

also

a)
remember with fondess the dorky Aztec

b)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrXqPIFsZSI

N'aber, kaltak!

kaaallllltak!

aw jesse used to be so fun luvin and innocent

yeah rewatching is worth it just for HUGE retroactive jesse love in effect, poor happy-go-lucky meth dealer

also this

http://static.tvtome.com/images/genie_images/news_hub/uploaded/thekaitlingnews137608472128/Pinkman.gif

he's just a BABY

i'd guess the charlie rose bit is him interviewing someone close to walt after it's uncovered he's heisenberg and he's on the lam. seems pretty clear from beginning of the second half of this season it's common knowledge who he was (spray painting on the wall with his name, house condemned). i could see walter flipping channels in some beat up hotel and coming to Marie/Skyler/etc. being interviewed about what it was like not knowing someone dear to them was secretly cooking meth/building a drug empire/was what he did for his family worth it/etc.

It could be a Charlie Rose bit about something unrelated to what's happening, but which causes an effect on something i.e. a TV report about the lottery links the idea of the lottery to the coordinates or something. Unlikely (not thought out idea), just wanted to point out that it didn't have to be anything specific about the case. And I don't know who Charlie Rose is...

jesse badger & pete get blazed and all watch the charlie rose brain series

I mean it's good but it's all forward motion, doesn't feel like there's a lot of subtlety or subtexts to be teased out by repeated viewings, it's pretty narrow in its scope.

― what's up ugly girls? (Shakey Mo Collier)

Doesn't have the thematic subtleties of say the Sopranos, but the virtuosity of the narrative construction is just as if not more impressive second time round. I plan to watch the whole thing through again in about five years.

yeah I watched the back half of S2 and most of S3 recently and there were a lot of things I picked up on the second time around. knowing where things are going provides an added dimension, you can better admire the scenery when you're not getting whipped around by the breakneck turns of fortune.

i am just butting in here & can't get at the answers behind the most recent Click here toload thing right now, so sorry if I am syndicating last night's insta-responses, but can I just say I thought it was neat how greedily the writers played with cliched foreboding language in hank's dialogue catching walt & calling marie, just life zero restraint, each line another dagger, even It Might Be Awhile Til I'm Home, just how playful it is to roll this out verbatim to an audience so tense

maybe it'll turn out to be accurate. hank gets home, but it's going to be a while. some kind of long, drawn out standoff/hostage situation type thing. that might make national news.

next week's epi ("ozymandias") is directed by rian johnson

Nooooooooooooooooo

oooooooooooooooooooooooooo

i'm guessing you really hated "fly"

or maybe they'll take out good will squinting

Catching up on this thread but just had to say: lol.

i'm gonna be so mad, btw, if this Charlie Rose thing actually pans out at all

because that is the most boring spoiler ever

maybe one way or another everyone who's in this shootout basically disappears, which i suppose could wind up as a national story - but the only people who could give any information about what was going on to lead to this are: marie, skyler and saul

saul would totally go on all the tv shows

if Charlie Rose turns out to be the head of Madrigal I will never doubt Vince Gilligan again

^^^

this

I bet Huell is sitting in the safe house just watching Charlie Rose

man, watching that behind the scenes makes me really sad I couldn't hack it in the production world. making moving pictures in the desert is so fuckin' fun.

clearly Charlie Rose plays Saul's brother, is incidental to the plot, and only serves to set up his recurring character in the spin-off.

i think there is a crazy mustache theme going on...

http://davewatchingstuff.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/amazing-moustache.png?w=470&h=256

http://cdn.uproxx.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/breaking-bad-mustache.jpg

I don't know why anyone thinks they have enough knowledge of Huell's character to confidently say he wouldn't crack in that situation. Saul isn't hiring bodyguards for their brains and we haven't seen Huell in any situation when he hasn't been pretty much the fat clown.

The only thing I'm not quite buying is why Walt would have ordered a hit on Jesse in the first place, he's obviously a liability for him but Walt is arrogant enough to still believe in his powers of persuasion here. Walt bottling the hit makes a lot more sense obviously and I'm prepared to forgive them when it sets up a cliffhanger like that.

Walt fucked up SO many times in this episode. If only he'd noticed that Jesse was calling him "Walt" and not "Mr White" on the phone, he'd have known something was up.

From the moment Hank called Marie I'm sure everyone in the world knew what was about to happen and I genuinely expected to see him gunned down by the end of the episode.

Jesse is obviously the person in the best position here given he's in the car and not handcuffed, and we know Walt gets away. Otherwise holy shit.

apologies if this has already been floated - but the Nazis could capture Jessie and force him to cook (he'll give them the blue tint they want)

yeah i feel like they're going to have a meth slave at the end of this, not sure why it wouldn't be walt though, i guess it depends who escapes.