Vince Should Give The Rights Of The Spin Off To Netflix So We Dont Have To Wait Thru Commercials And Days Off
"All BAD Things Must Come to an End" - Breaking Bad Season 5: Part 2 Official Thread (SPOILERS)
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Vince Should Give The Rights Of The Spin Off To Netflix So We Dont Have To Wait Thru Commercials And Days Off
Yea the picture might be an indicator of what happens to Walt and his family. They somehow separate, whether by choice or force.
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
RIP Jesse i hate it to be him, Walt must have killed him since he taking abit of his style.
RIP Jesse i hate it to be him, Walt must have killed him since he taking abit of his style.
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Badger's Star Trek plot animated. 
the net
http://www.vulture.com/2013/08/breaking-bad-badger-star-trek-story-animated.html
the nethttp://www.vulture.com/2013/08/breaking-bad-badger-star-trek-story-animated.html
This is a very long article, but it explains (and agrees with) what you just said:
http://www.avclub.com/articles/how-breaking-bad-broke-free-of-the-clockworkuniver,101278/
Fred.
RIP Jesse i hate it to be him, Walt must have killed him since he taking abit of his style.
Not Jesse man
RIP Jesse i hate it to be him, Walt must have killed him since he taking abit of his style.
Walt always mimics his victims in some sort of way too. I never once noticed the jacket tho.
peyo32
Rookie
Walt is either going to jail or blaze of glory
TheyCallMeAzul
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DISCLAIMER: I DIDN'T READ ANY SPOILERS & DON'T KNOW ANYTHING PAST LAST NIGHT'S PREMIERE
This is just a theory, but I re-watched Season 5 before last night's episode (like I'm sure many of you did). In the seventh episode, there are two allusions to suicide. The first is during the raid of Mike's place. During the raid, Mike is watching a program that mentions cops killing themselves. As the quote runs on Mike's television, the camera zooms in a bit on Hank. The second allusion is a lot more blatant. It occurs during Walt's visit to Hank's office. Hank leaves to get coffee, looks at his co-worker & makes a gesture that suggests suicide. Now could these both be stabs in the dark? Of course. But, given the show's history of foreshadowing, I get the feeling that Hank is gonna kill himself.
This is just a theory, but I re-watched Season 5 before last night's episode (like I'm sure many of you did). In the seventh episode, there are two allusions to suicide. The first is during the raid of Mike's place. During the raid, Mike is watching a program that mentions cops killing themselves. As the quote runs on Mike's television, the camera zooms in a bit on Hank. The second allusion is a lot more blatant. It occurs during Walt's visit to Hank's office. Hank leaves to get coffee, looks at his co-worker & makes a gesture that suggests suicide. Now could these both be stabs in the dark? Of course. But, given the show's history of foreshadowing, I get the feeling that Hank is gonna kill himself.
Did you peep how he had the full Gus steez with Lydia at the car wash register?
Walt always mimics his victims in some sort of way too. I never once noticed the jacket tho.
He took a page out of Gus' book from when he was that picture perfect manager at Los Pollos Hermanos right there.
TheyCallMeAzul
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The scene at the car wash was 100% Gustavo Fring. Also, Walt put a towel down to vomit in the same way that Gus did in the flashback episode.