I still find it hard to believe that (Spoiler for anyone who hasn't seen all the episodes of Season 5 so far)
Walt kills Mike. One of my favourite characters in the show, such a bad-ass but looked so cool and calm whilst doing it! At least he got a good final line: "F**k off Walter and let me die in peace".
Aw I really felt for Jesse during that extremely awkward dinner - his attempts at trying to talk to Skylar melted my heart, and I wanted her to reciprocate - he's not a bad lad really!
It will never happen, and yes it would be weird, but I wouldn't mind the two of them hooking up as one final "bugger you" to Walt.
Exactly. They aren't showing you things for no reason. They are cryptic clues to something that will happen later in the season. Just keep that in your mind and all will be revealed.
As an audience, we have been shown 2 things during the past 5 seasons that haven't been seen or used in some time which makes me think they are gonna feature in the final 8 episodes, otherwise why make such a point of mentioning them in the show....?!
That's a plot point surely, but I was referring to two physical objects in the show, namely:-
Hank's home made beer bottles and the little vial of poison. I somehow see the poison making it's way into one of those bottles, or a bit into each and there being some sort of "let's have a drink" scenario and one, two or even more characters all bite the dust at the same time.
Am half way through season 4 at the moment and finding it all a bit boring to be honest. Loved 1 & 2 but got bored in 3. Hoping 4 was better but not happy so far. Can't remember if 3 or 4 but one episode was truly the most boring I have ever witnessed. It's the one with the fly in the lab. One of the longest hours of my life. Please tell me season 4 gets better.
Am half way through season 4 at the moment and finding it all a bit boring to be honest. Loved 1 & 2 but got bored in 3. Hoping 4 was better but not happy so far. Can't remember if 3 or 4 but one episode was truly the most boring I have ever witnessed. It's the one with the fly in the lab. One of the longest hours of my life. Please tell me season 4 gets better.
It gets way better, but if you've not enjoyed it up until now you probably won't enjoy the rest either - maybe it's just not for you I loved the fly episode
There seems to be two types of people that watch BrBa, the ons that adore "Fly" and the ones that hate it. I think it's one of the shows best episodes, highlighting Walt's more bizarre qualities.
I urge you to finish the season, and report back and let us know what you think, because depending where you are in the season, and without giving out too much info...something badass is about to go down in ABQ. :cool:
That's a plot point surely, but I was referring to two physical objects in the show, namely:-
Hank's home made beer bottles and the little vial of poison. I somehow see the poison making it's way into one of those bottles, or a bit into each and there being some sort of "let's have a drink" scenario and one, two or even more characters all bite the dust at the same time.
There seems to be two types of people that watch BrBa, the ons that adore "Fly" and the ones that hate it. I think it's one of the shows best episodes, highlighting Walt's more bizarre qualities.
I urge you to finish the season, and report back and let us know what you think, because depending where you are in the season, and without giving out too much info...something badass is about to go down in ABQ. :cool:
Well to be fair that's the division between the people that understood the point of the episode and those that didn't. It's meant to be a tense war of nerves like Journey's End where the antagonists are the main characters fighting over something relatively insignificant in a microcosm of the bigger picture. Now if you understand that, it's an acceptable break from the format we're used to, much like the scenes in season 1 at the house in the desert and when Hank has someone in the basement. However given the pace and danger had increased in the series at that point, to go back to a relative lull was probably for some a step back if they didn't appreciate the stylistic choices and why they were made.
I am going to give this a try tonight and see if I like it, just finished prison break
If you like Prison Break try The Following instead, Breaking Bad is a lot more densely plotted and less action oriented while The Following is a lot more in the vein of Prison Break.
If you like Prison Break try The Following instead, Breaking Bad is a lot more densely plotted and less action oriented while The Following is a lot more in the vein of Prison Break.
Yeah. Have you seen the S3 DVD interviews with the
actors who play them? They're really easy-going, likeable blokes, nothing at all like their BB characters.
really, well theres a surprise? there was me thinking they went out killing people after doing a spot of acting
I watched an old episode of How I met your mother today - and Walt was in it, playing Teds douchy boss! He was really funny, and it was weird seeing him play someone else!
Well to be fair that's the division between the people that understood the point of the episode and those that didn't. It's meant to be a tense war of nerves like Journey's End where the antagonists are the main characters fighting over something relatively insignificant in a microcosm of the bigger picture. Now if you understand that, it's an acceptable break from the format we're used to, much like the scenes in season 1 at the house in the desert and when Hank has someone in the basement. However given the pace and danger had increased in the series at that point, to go back to a relative lull was probably for some a step back if they didn't appreciate the stylistic choices and why they were made.
I did understand the significance of the episode. It just went on way too long for my liking. I prefer it when Walt is unhinged and last night's episode shows him under pressure and getting anxious so I feel it's building up again. Am looking forward to the next few nights that'll bring me to the end of season 4. Feel the need to cheat and look at the end but will try to be patient. I believe it's a good one.
I am starting to hate Walt. He has wronged Jessie so many times and Jessie does not even know it. From the middle of season 2 Walt has done nothing but wronged Jessie.
Letting Jane die. He caused her death.
Making Jessie Kill Gale. I know, it had to happen but after Gales death he straight away started to pressure Jessie to kill Gus.
Poisining Brock.
And last of all emotionally abusing poor Jessie. Walter has really turned into a bad person. I like him as a character but his treatment of Jessie has been disgusting.
Also he killed my favourite character MIKE
I don't want to spoiler it for anyone. Please do not click on it. Breaking bad is fantastic show one of the best shows I have watched.
I am starting to hate Walt. He has wronged Jessie so many times and Jessie does not even know it. From the middle of season 2 Walt has done nothing but wronged Jessie.
Letting Jane die. He caused her death.
Making Jessie Kill Gale. I know, it had to happen but after Gales death he straight away started to pressure Jessie to kill Gus.
Poisining Brock.
And last of all emotionally abusing poor Jessie. Walter has really turned into a bad person. I like him as a character but his treatment of Jessie has been disgusting.
Also he killed my favourite character MIKE
I don't want to spoiler it for anyone. Please do not click on it. Breaking bad is fantastic show one of the best shows I have watched.
That's the point. It's about the moral degradation of a man who tries to blame his circumstances for his actions. As Gilligan put it "It's Mr Chips becomes Scarface". How far will a man go and what justification will he use to go there? That, again, relates to the storage locker scene with Skylar I have mentioned after the prison sequences as Walt watched his watch. That should be the point it became obvious it was no longer about having the $277, 000 he had calculated his family would required, it had became purely about power and control for Walt because he had literally lost count of his earnings while Skylar had counted every dollar and cent.
I did understand the significance of the episode. It just went on way too long for my liking. I prefer it when Walt is unhinged and last night's episode shows him under pressure and getting anxious so I feel it's building up again. Am looking forward to the next few nights that'll bring me to the end of season 4. Feel the need to cheat and look at the end but will try to be patient. I believe it's a good one.
Noooo, please don't cheat!:eek: The final scene, especially the final shot, of Season 4 is a real OMG! moment and worth the wait.
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What two things are they?
One that stands out for me is
It gets way better, but if you've not enjoyed it up until now you probably won't enjoy the rest either - maybe it's just not for you
I urge you to finish the season, and report back and let us know what you think, because depending where you are in the season, and without giving out too much info...something badass is about to go down in ABQ. :cool:
Of course. The
Well to be fair that's the division between the people that understood the point of the episode and those that didn't. It's meant to be a tense war of nerves like Journey's End where the antagonists are the main characters fighting over something relatively insignificant in a microcosm of the bigger picture. Now if you understand that, it's an acceptable break from the format we're used to, much like the scenes in season 1 at the house in the desert and when Hank has someone in the basement. However given the pace and danger had increased in the series at that point, to go back to a relative lull was probably for some a step back if they didn't appreciate the stylistic choices and why they were made.
If you like Prison Break try The Following instead, Breaking Bad is a lot more densely plotted and less action oriented while The Following is a lot more in the vein of Prison Break.
I watched the following, loved it
really, well theres a surprise? there was me thinking they went out killing people after doing a spot of acting
I did understand the significance of the episode. It just went on way too long for my liking. I prefer it when Walt is unhinged and last night's episode shows him under pressure and getting anxious so I feel it's building up again. Am looking forward to the next few nights that'll bring me to the end of season 4. Feel the need to cheat and look at the end but will try to be patient. I believe it's a good one.
Nah, some are ambivalent, and everything in between. Adoration and hate are very strong feelings, which not everyone has about that episode.
Letting Jane die. He caused her death.
Making Jessie Kill Gale. I know, it had to happen but after Gales death he straight away started to pressure Jessie to kill Gus.
Poisining Brock.
And last of all emotionally abusing poor Jessie. Walter has really turned into a bad person. I like him as a character but his treatment of Jessie has been disgusting.
Also he killed my favourite character MIKE
I don't want to spoiler it for anyone. Please do not click on it. Breaking bad is fantastic show one of the best shows I have watched.
You may joke but they were actually gang members, in and out of jail ect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uak1kjX4fvw
It's a good interview
Thanks for that. Really enjoyed that interview.
At the top for me are: JANE, Gus Fring, & Combo.
Also, you can't argue with Saul; I hope the spin-off happens.
Aren't they cleared to film the pilot already? Vince Gilligan has suggested as much, even if it does not go to series.
That's the point. It's about the moral degradation of a man who tries to blame his circumstances for his actions. As Gilligan put it "It's Mr Chips becomes Scarface". How far will a man go and what justification will he use to go there? That, again, relates to the storage locker scene with Skylar I have mentioned after the prison sequences as Walt watched his watch. That should be the point it became obvious it was no longer about having the $277, 000 he had calculated his family would required, it had became purely about power and control for Walt because he had literally lost count of his earnings while Skylar had counted every dollar and cent.
Noooo, please don't cheat!:eek: The final scene, especially the final shot, of Season 4 is a real OMG! moment and worth the wait.