My wife and I watched the first two seasons in two days and the third the day it came out. Great show.
It's got a little slow at the end of the third season. Tonight's was a little slow for my taste. Hopefully it picks back up.
The end of tonight's episode was one of the most haunting and chilling scenes that I've ever seen on TV. Walt's reaction to the money juxtaposed with the phone call was as good as it gets. There's only 18 episodes left in the series and I have no idea what is going to happen.
AMC and FX do TV right.
Even if you don't like a particular AMC or FX show, I admire their creativity and willingness to try new concepts rather than recreate the same tired show.
That episode was pretty damn good. This is the only that I watch that I just can't wait to see what happens next week.
Tio Salamanca!!
The scene with Gus walking out of the door.
Outstanding season finale. This is how a movie would normally end, but not in the dark, twisted world of Breaking Bad. This is just the calm before the storm. Another 16 episodes to decide the ultimate fate of Walt and Jesse.
Holy crap, that season finale was incredible! Especially the way they zoomed in on that final scene....not sure if that was to imply Walt or what. Intense all the way through though. Can't wait to see how it alll shakes out in the last season.
It does more than imply Walt, he WAS the one that poisoned the kid. That was pretty awesome, I'm just trying to figure what happens next season. Does Walt get greedy and become the big boss?
Spoiler Alert!
It'll be interesting to see if there is any more meth production in the final season and at who's orders. Mike has to reappear at some point and I'm sure Gus' death will have all kinds of repercussions. Hank is definitely going to be even more suspicious knowing that Gus was killed meeting a cartel member. Does that lead him to Walt? Does Jesse find out about Walt and the lily of the valley poisoning? At this point I don't have the slightest idea who might live or die. I just hope they don't break the final 16 episodes into two seasons.
So much to find out, when they zoomed in on the lily at the end....I was absolutely shocked! At what point did Walt poison the kid, and did he do so by himself? Did Saul help him at all in doing the task? Also, what exactly happened to the cig with the ricin in it?
The show is so addicting that I have that last episode saved on the DVR on will definately watch it again, there are so many details to try and take in from that episode.
(10-11-2011 01:24 PM)Bearcat04 Wrote: [ -> ]It'll be interesting to see if there is any more meth production in the final season and at who's orders. Mike has to reappear at some point and I'm sure Gus' death will have all kinds of repercussions. Hank is definitely going to be even more suspicious knowing that Gus was killed meeting a cartel member. Does that lead him to Walt? Does Jesse find out about Walt and the lily of the valley poisoning? At this point I don't have the slightest idea who might live or die. I just hope they don't break the final 16 episodes into two seasons.
I think the way it went down, all of Hank's suspicions are confirmed. He doesn't suspect Walt at all. I think Walt will decide to become the Boss since there is a huge power vacuum with both Gus and most of the Cartel eliminated. Then Hank will get involved again once the blue meth starts showing up again.
I tried to get into Breaking Bad. It was good, but I just didn't like it at the level of some of my other favorite shows. Stopped after season 2.
(10-11-2011 05:02 PM)BeerCat Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 01:24 PM)Bearcat04 Wrote: [ -> ]It'll be interesting to see if there is any more meth production in the final season and at who's orders. Mike has to reappear at some point and I'm sure Gus' death will have all kinds of repercussions. Hank is definitely going to be even more suspicious knowing that Gus was killed meeting a cartel member. Does that lead him to Walt? Does Jesse find out about Walt and the lily of the valley poisoning? At this point I don't have the slightest idea who might live or die. I just hope they don't break the final 16 episodes into two seasons.
I think the way it went down, all of Hank's suspicions are confirmed. He doesn't suspect Walt at all. I think Walt will decide to become the Boss since there is a huge power vacuum with both Gus and most of the Cartel eliminated. Then Hank will get involved again once the blue meth starts showing up again.
What's your take on where the ricin cig went?
(10-12-2011 03:21 PM)IP23 Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 05:02 PM)BeerCat Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 01:24 PM)Bearcat04 Wrote: [ -> ]It'll be interesting to see if there is any more meth production in the final season and at who's orders. Mike has to reappear at some point and I'm sure Gus' death will have all kinds of repercussions. Hank is definitely going to be even more suspicious knowing that Gus was killed meeting a cartel member. Does that lead him to Walt? Does Jesse find out about Walt and the lily of the valley poisoning? At this point I don't have the slightest idea who might live or die. I just hope they don't break the final 16 episodes into two seasons.
I think the way it went down, all of Hank's suspicions are confirmed. He doesn't suspect Walt at all. I think Walt will decide to become the Boss since there is a huge power vacuum with both Gus and most of the Cartel eliminated. Then Hank will get involved again once the blue meth starts showing up again.
What's your take on where the ricin cig went?
I was wondering the same thing. Wish I hadn't deleted episode 12 of this season. I have a feeling there are some clues buried in it by Vince Gilligan.
(10-12-2011 03:33 PM)JackieTreehorn Wrote: [ -> ] (10-12-2011 03:21 PM)IP23 Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 05:02 PM)BeerCat Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 01:24 PM)Bearcat04 Wrote: [ -> ]It'll be interesting to see if there is any more meth production in the final season and at who's orders. Mike has to reappear at some point and I'm sure Gus' death will have all kinds of repercussions. Hank is definitely going to be even more suspicious knowing that Gus was killed meeting a cartel member. Does that lead him to Walt? Does Jesse find out about Walt and the lily of the valley poisoning? At this point I don't have the slightest idea who might live or die. I just hope they don't break the final 16 episodes into two seasons.
I think the way it went down, all of Hank's suspicions are confirmed. He doesn't suspect Walt at all. I think Walt will decide to become the Boss since there is a huge power vacuum with both Gus and most of the Cartel eliminated. Then Hank will get involved again once the blue meth starts showing up again.
What's your take on where the ricin cig went?
I was wondering the same thing. Wish I hadn't deleted episode 12 of this season. I have a feeling there are some clues buried in it by Vince Gilligan.
I watched it again a few days after it aired and nothing stood out other than Jesse getting frisked by Saul Goodman's bodyguard. I have a feeling we'll find out next season how the ricin disappeared. I loved the scene with Walt spinning the gun in the backyard that ended with the camera focused on the plant, which we later found out to be the lily of the valley.
(10-12-2011 03:21 PM)IP23 Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 05:02 PM)BeerCat Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 01:24 PM)Bearcat04 Wrote: [ -> ]It'll be interesting to see if there is any more meth production in the final season and at who's orders. Mike has to reappear at some point and I'm sure Gus' death will have all kinds of repercussions. Hank is definitely going to be even more suspicious knowing that Gus was killed meeting a cartel member. Does that lead him to Walt? Does Jesse find out about Walt and the lily of the valley poisoning? At this point I don't have the slightest idea who might live or die. I just hope they don't break the final 16 episodes into two seasons.
I think the way it went down, all of Hank's suspicions are confirmed. He doesn't suspect Walt at all. I think Walt will decide to become the Boss since there is a huge power vacuum with both Gus and most of the Cartel eliminated. Then Hank will get involved again once the blue meth starts showing up again.
What's your take on where the ricin cig went?
I think Walt took it back because he was scared that Jesse could use it on him. But who knows.
Honestly I think the best way they can go with the show is for Walt to take a dive into being the villain(which he already kind of is) and have Jesse become the more positive figure (which he already has done). I'm pretty excited about it.
(10-12-2011 03:33 PM)JackieTreehorn Wrote: [ -> ] (10-12-2011 03:21 PM)IP23 Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 05:02 PM)BeerCat Wrote: [ -> ] (10-11-2011 01:24 PM)Bearcat04 Wrote: [ -> ]It'll be interesting to see if there is any more meth production in the final season and at who's orders. Mike has to reappear at some point and I'm sure Gus' death will have all kinds of repercussions. Hank is definitely going to be even more suspicious knowing that Gus was killed meeting a cartel member. Does that lead him to Walt? Does Jesse find out about Walt and the lily of the valley poisoning? At this point I don't have the slightest idea who might live or die. I just hope they don't break the final 16 episodes into two seasons.
I think the way it went down, all of Hank's suspicions are confirmed. He doesn't suspect Walt at all. I think Walt will decide to become the Boss since there is a huge power vacuum with both Gus and most of the Cartel eliminated. Then Hank will get involved again once the blue meth starts showing up again.
What's your take on where the ricin cig went?
I was wondering the same thing. Wish I hadn't deleted episode 12 of this season. I have a feeling there are some clues buried in it by Vince Gilligan.
I'll probably re watch the entire season here again soon. Another great thing about the show is Bob Odenkirk who plays Saul Goodman. He is pure comic relief on what is about 99% a very dark, dark show.
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