☆ [Br]eaking [Ba]d ☆

[mrpain]

"Thread lightly." That line gave me chills, and the more I think about that line, the more intrigued I am. That line alone could mean two things.

 

Now we all knows there is Walter White, and then there is Heisenburg. Most of you got the impression that it was Heisenburg who said that line, meaning he's threatening Hank right there on the spot. But what if it's actually Walter White saying that line? What if he means that he's giving Hank a warning. He's telling Hank to back off for his own safety?

 

Great episode, hope they do more with Jesse. The guy has been through enough.

[Jabalous]

I never thought that Hank will confront Walter in this episode, but that was intense especially because they have been two close family members and friends. I liked the the conservation between Walt and Lydia at the cashier because it shows you Gus in Walt's body and that we will probably see Walter facing the same fate of Gus. As for Jesse, he seems to be in a very depressive and repentance state and that may lead him to attempt a suicide.

 

The flash forward at the beginning clearly shows that Walt is hunted and wanted. His house turned into a wreck and has become a hotbed for anyone going by the street. He goes there for the sole reason of obtaining the Ricin. What's his plan with this alongside all the weapons hidden at the trunk of the car?

 

 

[Verdant]

Yeah the Ricin left me very clueless. Carol, the next door neighbor may have been in shock when she saw Walter because he could have faked his death. I'd say this due to the Heisenberg tag on the wall, his pretty much exposed to the Media. Walt finding the GPS under his car, followed by the Garage door closing, was truly a crazy moment. I can see Jesse attempting to suicide, he hates what his done. The killing of Gale left him with an emotional feel for quite a lot of episodes. The boy shot by Todd at the Train Heist.

 

Something bad is coming, we all know that. But hey, all bad things must come to an end.

[BullworthAcademy]

Hilarious gif I found, spoilers from today: http://i.imgur.com/2Mlqexx.gif

[RB26]

How will Huell's story end?

 

 

[GTA36362355]

Huell is a nice goon. I don't want him dead.

[hhamzah99]

How will Huell's story end?

 

 

That made me LOL so hard xd but, This episode was amazing, that opening scene, what happened there? Did the DEA run into his house to get him? Did he run away to another country/state? Did he fake his death? (why carol was so scurred maybe?) Alot of things to thing about after this episode!

[Verdant]

Lmfao, gotta have respect for Huell .

Don't know if you guys have seen this picture, but here it is (My apologies if it's a bit too big). Absolutely love it, one of my favorites .

[hhamzah99]

Lmfao, gotta have respect for Huell .

Don't know if you guys have seen this picture, but here it is (My apologies if it's a bit too big). Absolutely love it, one of my favorites .

damn thats amazing it almost makes me cry Why does this have to end Although Aaron said it was the best way to end it!

[BullworthAcademy]

 

 

 

[GTA36362355]

[NYC PATROL]

Pretty good episode. Love how Walter acts behind the register at the car wash.

 

All that money...oooohhh all that money

[InstantCClassic]

 

Pretty good episode. Love how Walter acts behind the register at the car wash.

 

All that money...oooohhh all that money 

Very reminiscing of the way Gus acted in season 3 lol.

 

Walt got those McKellan's Magneto eyes now Heisenburg eyes now.....pure evil. I want him to live with the mistakes he made.

Edited August 12, 2013 by InstantCClassic

[Otter]

...Hello, Carol.

[NYC PATROL]

...Hello, Carol.

[InstantCClassic]

Noticed how Walt turned on the faucet and placed a towel on the ground before vomiting was very similar to what Gus did when he poisoned the cartel. Edited August 12, 2013 by InstantCClassic

[rudy]

Holy sh*t, I totally wasn't expecting that epic Hank-Walt confrontation! I thought it was going to cut to credits when he closed the garage door.

 

Best. Ending. Ever.

[Toshio_maxoS]

I've just watched the episode... oh my god... Hanks face...

the anger in his face... I love both actors and definitely also the mask stylists!!!

[rudy]

Noticed how Walt turned on the faucet and placed a towel on the ground before vomiting was very similar to what Gus did when he poisoned the cartel.

Ugh, yeah, Walt and Gus are both the kind of man to put a towel down before they vomit. That said, I think Walt's probably done it long before he met Gus.

[aquateen87]

How about that promo?

 

Where is Jesse at? Who is Hank talking to? Can it be Marie? What is Walter's next move?

 

Sooooo many questions!

[cbiscuit93]

 

Noticed how Walt turned on the faucet and placed a towel on the ground before vomiting was very similar to what Gus did when he poisoned the cartel.

Ugh, yeah, Walt and Gus are both the kind of man to put a towel down before they vomit. That said, I think Walt's probably done it long before he met Gus.

Actually, no.

 

Before we meet Gus, we see Walt throw up on numerous occasions & he never places a towel down or turns on the water, but in this episode they make it a point to show us him doing it.

 

It's because Walt always takes something from the people he kills.

 

He killed Krazy-8 & now he cuts the crust off his sandwiches. After killing Mike he began to drink his drink. & after killing Gus, in the cold open of 5.01, you see that Walt's new car is a Volvo.

[Otter]

...that's a pretty rad detail.

[GTA-King]

But Walt never knew Gus put a towel down before he threw up. It's just a crazy coincidence. Walt has become just as pristine about everything as Gus was. You can really tell, too. Especially how robotic he sounds when he was talking to Lydia at the car wash. Gus was the same way at Los Pollos Hermanos.

[rudy]

But Walt never knew Gus put a towel down before he threw up. It's just a crazy coincidence.

Yeah, how exactly does Walt know what Gus does after throwing up?

[TheGodDamnMaster]

The confrontation between Hank and Walt is one of my favorite scenes in the entire series. I'm not exaggerating when I say it ranks up there alongside the scene is season 3 where Walt executes that drug dealer.

 

 

The tension in the conversation before they really get down to business is so thick. Then when Hank closes the garage door and glares at Walt...

 

 

[Otter]

But Walt never knew Gus put a towel down before he threw up. It's just a crazy coincidence. Walt has become just as pristine about everything as Gus was. You can really tell, too. Especially how robotic he sounds when he was talking to Lydia at the car wash. Gus was the same way at Los Pollos Hermanos.

It's a story telling device and, as biscuit mentioned, it was a deliberately filmed and edited scene - it makes no difference if Walt knows it or not. From a mythical standpoint, Walt is becoming his victims.

 

 

[GTA-King]

But Walt never knew Gus put a towel down before he threw up. It's just a crazy coincidence. Walt has become just as pristine about everything as Gus was. You can really tell, too. Especially how robotic he sounds when he was talking to Lydia at the car wash. Gus was the same way at Los Pollos Hermanos.

It's a story telling device and, as biscuit mentioned, it was a deliberately filmed and edited scene - it makes no difference if Walt knows it or not. From a mythical standpoint, Walt is becoming his victims.

I was just pointing out that Walt had no idea Gus did that, as opposed to the whole sandwich crust ordeal with Krazy 8. I do agree though. It's like Gus was reincarnated into Walt or something.

[Guest]

All I can say is.... wow.

 

These next 7 weeks are going to be awesome! GTA V and Breaking Bad.

 

 

[BullworthAcademy]

Nice similarity.

 

Walt to Skylar: "Who are you talking to right now? You clearly don't know who you're talking to.

Hank to Walt: "I don't even know who you are. I don't even know who I'm talking to.

[Lil ski]

Anyone noticed at the beginning of the episode, Walt just went Gordon Freeman from Half Life with the crowbar (or wheel nut wrench )