☆ [Br]eaking [Ba]d ☆

[Realistic Steak Cult]

I have a theory of how the ending is going to be, from analyzing the things gone so far...

 

 

Jesse is going to get Walt where he lives.. yes he is going to Rat on him, and expose Heisenberg.. Thus the law is after him,

Walt hiding under new identity, and flees to mexico(known from first episode of season 5, when the guy gives Walt the key to car containing the gun), Jesse ends up in jail.

While making his living as meth manufacturer in Mexico, Walt hears that Todd and his gang are up to kill their rival meth manufacturer in mexico, Walt.

Walt is going to Handle Todd and his gang, in a bloody f*cking way ha ha

 

So what u guys think?

 

No.

[milkmansun]

Come on Jesse, why wouldn't it happen, logically its right isn't it?

[Realistic Steak Cult]

I will burn all his money.

[milkmansun]

I will burn all his money.

Ok Jesse, according to you,

You will make him somehow reach for his money and find the location where he is hiding. Then burn his money..

But aren't those money be the last evidence against Walt?

Like u said, u and hank do not have any evidence against him, the money is the only evidence.

If u burn them, U loose revenge on Walt..

So u got any other plans?

 

EDIT: I am not talking to u as real Jesse, as he himself a fictional character. Buts its fun though

Edited September 7, 2013 by milkmansun

[Vormek]

 

I will burn all his money.

 

But aren't those money be the last evidence against Walt?

True, it's a great piece of evidence. But I don't think Jesse is interested in exposing Walter as Heisenberg, a jail sentence wouldn't be a strong punishment enough for Walter after what he did to Brock. Burning down his money will definitely break Walt apart, all this hard work for nothing. Nothing to leave behind for his family.

[orbitalraindrops]

Its a long shot but maybe Jesse meant grey matter or something similar (When he said he'll hit Walt where he really lives). It seems to obvious for him to go after the money, plus he doesn't know where it is. Ruining Walts reputation amongst his peers in the scientific community or blowing the whistle on him somehow. Now that is sneaky.

[The Gardener]

Looking at the characters throughout the series. I really must say the development of Jesse and Walt is amazing. Definitely some of the best character development I've seen.

 

When it began Jesse was the bad boy and Walt was the moral mature one. Now the roles have reversed somewhat. I know it's pretty obvious to many of you but when I went back and revised the entire series it amazed me. Great writing.

 

I never found Hank to be that much of an interesting character though to be honest.

[InstantCClassic]

Haven't been on GTAForums in a while........O_O, but it is past 12am and it is Sunday!!!

[Vormek]

Haven't been on GTAForums in a while........O_O, but it is past 12am and it is Sunday!!!

Welcome back matey.

[Realistic Steak Cult]

Just a glimpse of today's episode.:

[milkmansun]

^^ ha ha really funny.. Hope this is how the show ends..

[Vormek]

It's that time again. A fresh new episode of Breaking Bad. Someone who has seen this episode tweeted yesterday that it's really intense. Don't know how legit it is because I don't think they screen new episodes before the premiere, at least not since Blood Money, but this person was sure not to spoil anything. Just said it was "intense".

[Nun0567]

Found on reddit : http://imgur.com/pXutl1V

[GTA-King]

Can't wait for tonights episode! Got some popcorn & Big Red ready.

 

[Rico44]

Found on reddit : http://imgur.com/pXutl1V

I'm quite afraid of clicking, is that safe if I don't want to spoil any of the last four episodes for myself?

[Vormek]

 

Found on reddit : http://imgur.com/pXutl1V

I'm quite afraid of clicking, is that safe if I don't want to spoil any of the last four episodes for myself?

 

Slightly. Doesn't reveal anything about what will happen in the next episode, but it can give you some ideas. If you want to go in fresh, best not to click it.

[aquateen87]

Happy Breaking Sunday, everyone!

 

Some guy also reviewed "To'Hajilee" on Imdb. The guy also said that it was such an "intense episode that it reminded him of the tension of the last episodes of season 4."

Either way, I have a HUGE feeling that "Ozymandias" (which is next week's episode), is going to be the best episode out of all of season 5!

[TaviColen123]

Sorry guys but totay is the start of the 4th season of BE and i am going to watch that instead, and BB tommorow . Anybody doing the same ?

[aquateen87]

Breaking Bad always comes first for me. The show is coming to an end and personally, I want to make it one of my priorities before it ends.

 

That might just be me though.

[cbiscuit93]

The last 3 episods of season 4 are some of my favorites.

So if this episode tonight is really reminiscent of that then it's going to be great.

[Vormek]

Either way, I have a HUGE feeling that "Ozymandias" (which is next week's episode), is going to be the best episode out of all of season 5!

Seems like it. Not only is it Vince Gilligan's favorite episode but obviously something will happen in the Ozymandias episode which will make everything turn 180 degrees. Since the episode after that is called Granite State it seems like Ozymandias is the episode where everything falls apart for Walter and he has to change his identity and leave New Mexico.

 

There's also a lot of speculation that Walter will fake his own death (mostly based on Carol's reaction in Blood Money). I don't think he will fake his death. First of all, it sounds so Hollywood and very far-fetched. How many people in real life have actually successfully faked their own death? (Looking at you 2Pac lol) Why go through all the trouble to fake your own death when you can simply just call Saul's dude, pay him some money, and you'll never be found. Sounds a lot easier in my opinion.

Edited September 8, 2013 by Vormek

[aquateen87]

 

Either way, I have a HUGE feeling that "Ozymandias" (which is next week's episode), is going to be the best episode out of all of season 5!

 

Seems like it. Not only is it Vince Gilligan's favorite episode but obviously something will happen in the Ozymandias episode which will make everything turn 180 degrees. Since the episode after that is called Granite State it seems like Ozymandias is the episode where everything falls apart for Walter and he has to change his identity and New Mexico.

 

There's also a lot of speculation that Walter will fake his own death (mostly based on Carol's reaction in Blood Money). I don't think he will fake his death. First of all, it sounds so Hollywood and very far-fetched. How many people in real life have actually successfully faked their own death? (Looking at you 2Pac lol) Why go through all the trouble to fake your own death when you can simply just call Saul's dude, pay him some money, and you'll never be found. Sounds a lot easier in my opinion.

Yeah man, I see what you're trying to say. I think in that episode, Walt is going to realize that all that he has done, is going to hit him real hard like a sack of bricks.

 

I'm sort of worried that there's 4 episodes left. I'm wondering how they are going to put 4 hours worth of story left to finish this series off. Am I the only one that feels someone/something is going to guide him throughout this 'Mr. Lambert' journey. When we saw him in his 52nd birthday, he bought that M60 to 'save someone'. Can that someone be himself? Heisenberg trying to be Walter White? I'm so full of curiosity in how this is going to work!

 

We must all prepare ourselves for what's to come, comrades.

[Vormek]

I'm sort of worried that there's 4 episodes left. I'm wondering how they are going to put 4 hours worth of story left to finish this series off. Am I the only one that feels someone/something is going to guide him throughout this 'Mr. Lambert' journey. When we saw him in his 52nd birthday, he bought that M60 to 'save someone'. Can that someone be himself? Heisenberg trying to be Walter White? I'm so full of curiosity in how this is going to work!

 

We must all prepare ourselves for what's to come, comrades.

 

 

The actors and actresses have stated that everything will be wrapped up really nice and a lot of loose ends will be tied up. So have no doubts my friend, I'm sure Breaking Bad will get a perfect ending.

[Vormek]

4 hours 52 minutes until To'Hajiilee airs! But it's time for me to sleep

Won't be able to see the episode until after my lecture in school tomorrow.

[orbitalraindrops]

What motivated Gus. Is it mentioned anywhere. He didn't seem to have any family, nor particularly care about wealth.

[OchyGTA]

What motivated Gus. Is it mentioned anywhere. He didn't seem to have any family, nor particularly care about wealth.

 

Yeah that always bugged me. He was such an important character yet they gave him very little back story. Perhaps that was on purpose but I would have liked to have known who he was in Chile. It seemed pretty important in the flashback where Don Eladio brought it up.

[BullworthAcademy]

Remember Aaron Paul's tweet back in January?

Just read Episode 513 (Today's episode) and now I'm scared to walk around my house.

Edited September 8, 2013 by theomenofficial

[Naughtius Maximus]

I've given it a break to watch new episodes, I started to watch from Season 1 finale and now I just finished Season 2, Episode 6 Peekabbo and I realized I love old episodes than new ones (don't throw me stone guys, yeah new episodes are cool too but old episodes are more classic to me). First off, during these period, Tuco is one of my favourite characters, he's a classical sociopath, hot-headed Mexican surfer but he's such a cool character, Raymond Cruz obviously did good job with Tuco. Tuco getting in a sudden, psychopatic rage mode and beating No-Doze to death... that was awesome and one of my favourite scenes of all the show. And I can say Vince Gilligan did good job with Gonzo situation, an epic fiction; it's a little supporting plot but wise watchers can understand what I am talking about. Also I've always wondered what if Gilligan did with his first option: to kill Jesse off, (as far as I know Gilligan first planned Jesse as the one whom Tuco beats the crap out, instead of No-Doze) in the Season 1 Finale? In my opinion, Tuco's role would be longer and more expanding in the storyline, Walt would be working close with the Cartel but he would somehow get in touch with Gus and start to cook for him. Although Tuco's a good character, I'm glad that Gilligan made a good choice with not killing Jesse off (Jesse is my favourite character in the show). Grilled is an excellent episode, showing the total nature of Tuco and plotting a good example of Walt and Jesse's suspicional acts. Tio trying to tip off Jesse and Walt... it's awesome too. One of my favourite episodes all of the show. "Breakage" is one of the biggest turndowns of the episode, you can recognize Walt starting to be Heisenberg, by serious means. Also these are not between this period, these are some unforgettables for me:

 

- Hank having his epic fight with The Cousins.

- Hank beating up Jesse for good.

- Gus cutting Victor in the throat with a boxcutter.

- Jesse dissolving Emilio's corpse in a bathtub of acid.

- Walt and Krazy-8's friendly chat before finishing him off (I would say it's professional if Walt really thought killing Krazy-8, it's kind of necessary because 8 was planning to stab Walt)

- Walt geniusly finding out about Krazy-8's broken plate.

- Walt telling "F*ck you" to Gretchen Schwartz (You deserved it, b*tch. I always hated that whore and her pimp husband)

- The Cousins finishing off Tortuga.

- Juan Bolsa describing The Cousins during his meeting with Gus.

- The epic train heist by Walt, Jesse, Todd and Mike (actually it was not so good but it was kinda cool)

- Tomas finishing off Combo.

- Gus confronting Hector after he gets done with the Cartel.

... and some more.

Edited September 8, 2013 by MarijuanaMonkey

[NYC PATROL]

>>>2 hours.....feel like these weeks just fly by.

[El Dildo]

god damn tonight is gonna' be crazy.

 

I've got the bong out, packin' it up soon, gonna' order a pizza, then my girl and I (and the dog) are gonna' settle in for an amazing Sunday night.

Sunday Night Football, Breaking Bad, AND Boardwalk Empire.

 

can't wait!