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

My theory is that with all of the horrible "aim" and "missed" shots of the last scene, Jesse has actually used the rest of his money to buy Walt "The Game" for his birthday.

lool

nice

i could kinda see a callback to walt saving jesse from the dealers happening now where jesse, piqued by being called a coward, drives the car into the nazis

maybe that's too ~on the nose~ idk

― r|t|c, Tuesday, September 10, 2013 6:36 AM (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

nah i think this will happen too mostly because its the only thing I remember Walt yelling about in his driving rant.

Maybe Jesse saves Walt or maybe Hank and Walt and squishes the Nazi's with the exception of our favorite li'l opie hitler, who then commences a chilled out warpath true to his sociopathic self.

Walt drove into two guys on foot, and came speeding at them out of nowhere. Jesse has to turn the car around, back up to get some speed, and drive directly at a pickup full of Nazis with machine guns. Don't think it works.

Jesse might be able to do something to help hank and gomie and walt - but ramming his car into the Nazis seems like an unwise

if the next episode turns into Jesse biffing Nazis with a supercar and Marie chatting with Charlie Rose it will be a huge bummer

you're a huge bummer

what if Jesse yells "supercar, bitch!" and marie tells charlie rose she's a working mother looking to buy a house

re whether or not the nazis are nazi-nazis or just prison-nazi militia types, i noticed that the implausibly huge mug lydia's drinking from has a frayed american flag and 'these colors don't run' written on it - does that have some specific nationalist connotation?

it's just a standard rightwing slogan

^^^ pp noticed this too but linked it to the convo between lydia and jack et all about blue meth and pink salmon farming. Neat application to both.

k, cool.

also, lolololol at todd's ringtone being 'she blinded me with science'.

what was he listening to before that? there were one or two other 80s songs in there weren't there?

"Oh Sherry."

oh yeah haha

irl loled at the Steve Perry tune

next episode is where all the crazy Illuminati shit happens

OK will admit a "supercar, bitch!" would be go a long way to making this plot development not a bummer

I think todd is an awesome character, but he also seems ridiculously implausible to me. how did he grow up around all of these nazi meth dudes but end up with the polite, well-mannered demeanor of a mormon farmboy?

sometimes people just don't match their familys or his mom couldve been a nice lady or etc

i imagine he had a terrifying, super strict upbringing

also some sociopaths are just good at masking their true natures beneath a veneer of politeness

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I watched the episode, and I have to say I don't think Hank'll die. It's true that his talk with Marie had all the elements of the type "everything's going to be great, honey" speech movies and TV love to do when they want to make someone's death more tragic, and on top of that there was the shot of the "brains" in the garbage can (couldn't really be any more symbolic than that!), so obviously I thought Hank was gonna die... But then the episode ended before he did, and I don't think it'll happen in the next episode either. If they were gonna kill Hank, it would've been a dramatic moment right at the end of the episode, no way are they gonna start the next one with "oh, and btw, Hank dies". So I guess the speech and the brains were there just to fuck with audience expectations.

Exactly what I said.

I mean, basically the rules for any TV drama are that supporting and minor characters can die in the beginning or middle of the episode, but main character deaths always happen at the end. So, when this episode didn't end with Hank's death, I knew he's gonna survive the shootout, because the next one isn't gonna start with him dying.

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also some sociopaths are just good at masking their true natures beneath a veneer of politeness

^ this

the next one isn't gonna start with him dying.

It would be structurally unorthodox, but I'm definitely not ruling it out.

cold open is hank's head exploding scanners style

this show does not adhere to a lot of conventional TV drama rules, so

Yeah, but it does adhere to that.

well then won't u feel foolish when next week's episode begins with Hank taking bullets to the head and falling backwards while Terror Squad's "Lean Back" plays in the background

lol

Christopher Moltisanti died about 5 minutes into that one Sopranos episode

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yeah, that one that was a couple of episodes before the season finale...

this show does not adhere to a lot of conventional TV drama rules, so

posts that end with an unpunctuated "so" are the goddamn plague, no offense Shakey

is that so

yeah from the sopranos to this shows so many 'conventions' related to with death have been thrown out. I wouldn't base anything on that. please join us here in 2013, Tuomas.

Im concerned Hank wont die but im basing off his not being shot yet and his stance behind the car. Id love it if they went for the melon shot BOOM just when we thought he might survive followed by walt and jesse careening around all 'OH SHIT HES DEAD!! OH SHIT SHIT' for the rest of the episode, obv working hard to make things even worse for themselves.

so many extra letters in that. sorry. split focus of work.

Walt should just give Jesse to the Nazis and make him cook - problem solved!

Yeah I just watched that last scene again and Hank is behind the car with Walt in it. Gomeie's in front of it and pretty exposed but I doubt either of them have got more bullets than the white power dudes.

The other thing that I didn't notice was Jesse reaching to open the door of the car he was in. And the gun Walt dropped is lying somewhere on the ground.

Wait, why do the nazis have so many bullets? They were just supposed to kill Jesse; how is it they're armed for a prolonged firefight?

End of Days, bunker times, etc. But why were there two car loads of them? Only one car was stationed on Brock-watch.

Anyone else notice that these episodes barely feel like neat episodes? It's like they're all one long episode with random breaks in it. I mean, this one just ends. The last few have all seemed like snippets of the same long day or so.

But why were there two car loads of them?

cause walt told them that there were at least 3 guys coming for him

Walt had told them from the site that there was a car with 3 guys in it then he backpeddled telling them not to come. Maybe they took the whole crew because they didnt know for sure?

ahh tracer

Marie's going to show up wearing a bandana, body armor, and armed to the gills. this was a 'drill' they ran, and "I got him" is secret code for "I got the guy I was after but please show up 15 minutes later in case I'm in the middle of a celebration and people come to shoot me"

i watched this ep again and when walt calls off the nazis on the phone it has exactly the same kind of forced, no-info quality that you'd expect someone with a gun pointed at their head to have

"them slavic types are crazy for the blue stuff!

that's what i'm told, anyway"

i liked how jack is a keen enough student of human nature to note that despite walt having just requested a hit on jesse he considers him family, so jack sweetens his offer of cook-for-hit by saying he'll "do it right". nice. it'll be artisanal. a real quality rub-out.

think Gomez gets offed and Hank gets some serious, life threatening injury that puts him in a coma (like silvio in sopranos) or some sort of crippling wound that keeps him from speaking the truth (like hector salamanca).