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

feel like BB's dead g/f is like the Sopranos' missing Russian - that shit is not gonna come back guys, let it go

many xxxp

yeah i agree.

I don't even think it needs to be addressed. Bringing up something that happened seasons ago to give yet more weight to Jesse's belief that Walt is vile and has to be destroyed?

what if the scene ends with people trying to get the money and it's gone

http://www.collegehumor.com/article/6914056/a-day-in-the-life-of-walter-jr

Bringing up something that happened seasons ago to give yet more weight to Jesse's belief that Walt is vile and has to be destroyed?

yr right they would never bring back something from a while back that would give fuel to Jesse's anghttp://images.wikia.com/breakingbad/images/2/2a/Ricin_cigarette.jpg

that point is that, having done that, they don't need to do it again

why do it again
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plus the ricin cigarette has been consistently kept in the picture ever since he put it together (ie, the first episode of this season, etc.)

aero, i didn't say they wouldn't do it, i said it's not something they need to do.

i like how the formatting made your non-point even more dramatic.

it looked like he had a tattoo on his right index finger

This, probably:
http://assets.nydailynews.com/polopoly_fs/1.1409162.1374790835!/img/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_635/cranston26f-1-web.jpg

Bottle episode was a joke suggestion, but honestly, this show could have Walt and Jesse and the cops and the nazis yelling at each other in a standoff for 45 minutes and it might even be a great episode!

light-hearted??? that episode was intense

It's probably been too long since I've seen it, I remember the end being heavy but the rest being as silly as this show ever gets.

just looked up todd on wikipedia - apparently "good will squinting" played a young matt damon in All The Pretty Horse

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haha really. I just know him from Friday Night Lights like everyone else.

I love him so much in Friday Night Lights

still totally flummoxed at how hank and gomie didn't call in their position. i guess they didn't want to be caught "off the reservation" so to speak? bad move.

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they were talking abt calling the reservation police when the aryans showed up

cranston has the same tattoo in the same place

that's cranston's tattoo

there are some *interesting* details about the next episode on its imdb page. It doesn't ruin anything but I'd suggest not looking if you want to remain completely unspoiled

but you're going to have to look now aren't you

Also, why is Brock so terrified of Walt? Is it some "young innocent sees the true monster" type thing, or a vestige of his poisoning?

feel like there was some hint before that walt had administered the poison in person.

ya

personally I hope we never find out, their scenes were so creepy, sometimes it's better off just not knowing exactly what the deal is (see: 75% of Lost)

was there not some thing of brock remembering a "bad man" or some shit? or of walt having paid him a visit? some kind of thing like this but not enough to incriminate walt. i feel like they made you think it was walt with the ricin but then it wasn't ricin poisoning and you thought it wasn't again until the last reveal. i'd have to rewatch to be sure.

i think just logically it was walt

some googling says:

At the 2013 Comic-Con Vince Gilligan explained exactly how he and the writers imagined Walt got the poison to Brock, and it wasn’t, as I had thought, through Saul. Instead they pictured Walt as the “Evil Juice Box Man” going into Brock’s school and giving him a juice box that had juice from the poison berries. And if you’ll look closely at episode 413 “Face Off” (thanks to Greg below for pointing this out), when Walt busts into Saul’s office, Francesca is shredding school schedules. It’s a big spreadsheet of classes and times but there are notes on the side that seem to be one student’s personal schedule, most likely Brock’s. So, kudos to the writers on including that little detail, and again to Greg for noticing that what’s was being shredded. End of update.

don't know wtf greg is but thanks to him.

I preferred Evil Juice Box Man's electric stuff to be honest.

Gilligan says. “The writers would always tell the story of the Evil Juice Box Man. The way we worked it out on our timeline is he had just enough time to do it, but it would’ve been very tricky indeed.” They figured he crushed the poison up, stuck it in a juice box, and got into Brock’s school. “That’s our inner story, the writers and I, for how it happened. It would’ve been very tricky timing, but he was a motivated individual at that point.”

I don't think Brock recognises Walt, he just senses something off about him, but they're obviously keeping it ambiguous

greg is the guy who wrote heisenberg on the white family breakfast nook wall

it says Evil Juice Box Man on the other side of the wall but there wasn't time to show it.

have to keep something for the dvd

had to be done

The writers would always tell the story of the Evil Juice Box Man. The way we worked it out on our timeline is he had just enough time to do it, but it would’ve been very tricky indeed.” They figured he crushed the poison up, stuck it in a juice box, and got into Brock’s school.

tbh this explanation sounds pretty ludicrous

the fact that they never explained how this poisoning happened has always kinda irritated me

but maybe they just didn't show it cuz they know how unrealistic it is

walt just gave the kid some candy kids love candy its not that hard

i bet i could go out and poison a kid right now no problem

brb

that makes more sense than Walt sneaking onto school grounds

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lol

due to brock's lack of a father figure he had never been told not to take candy from strangers.

walt is not a stranger

otoh he is a kind of creepy old guy

i think the loose ends are dramatically pretty powerful, though; there is speculation over whether Walt's hubris will be his undoing, & the debate over whether each untied strand is a macguffin or a Chekhovian pistol is part of the kinda wider universe of the show. there is that big reveal, in Alexander Payne's Election, of how Matthew Broderick wronged the janitor, & all of these strands exist doubly as things that are convincingly left unexplained, or else potential nooses later on, whether some fault in Walt's method poisoning Brock sowed the seeds of his downfall

Now I'm thinking that Walt and Jessie get away while Hank and Gomie die. The DEA find out about Walt from Marie and Jesse's tape, but they're more interested in taking down the Nazi gang that just killed two of their agents than in prosecuting Heisenberg, since doing so will tarnish Hank's fallen hero image. So Walt agrees to testify and goes into witness protection, but 6 months later Walt comes back to NM either to retrieve his money or to stop the Nazis from killing Jesse or Marie.

ow I'm thinking that Walt and Jessie get away while Hank and Gomie die

this is kinda what I'm guessing too

not sure about the rest of that tho

ya me too

didn't say i was right, just connecting dots

Definitely seems plausible.