"All BAD Things Must Come to an End" - Breaking Bad Season 5: Part 2 Official Thread (SPOILERS)

[Francis White]

Here another version of Walt getting picked up by Sauls guy, people said this looked a grave yard when Jesse was there and the same with Walt, but look again, you see a chess board Walt is the king getting picked up and saved by his pawn, his 2nd pawn is Saul and his money, he just got out the corner and made his 1st move.

now there is a photo out there , that is a spoiler, if you know where to look, you will see Walt get new glasses.

 

[Spidey Man]

I think himself, Walt is all about power and having power over people. And right now he has no power any more, he has lost everything. He doesn't even have power over himself, the cancer dictates his fate. Taking his own life is the only thing he has complete control over. I think it's for him after he goes back to do whatever he has to do with the M60.

Dont think its for himself. There are a million easier ways to commit suicide than that, and there are also a lot more painful ways to go if he wants to punish himself for his sins.

 

[Busby]

Brehs, I dont know if this was talked about, but whats the coli cash over/under on Walt going out like Tony Montana with m60. VG and the writers have had this show depicting so many classics within movies and history itself. Why wouldnt they imitate one of the great classic villians in Scarface.

I've said this once, I'll say it again. In the first half of the 5th season, there was a scene where Skyler was observing Walt and Walt Jr watching the final shoot out scene from Scarface. When the camera was zooming into Skyler's face as she was looking like ...you heard Walt say "Everybody dies in this movie "

and you KNOW how this show is with foreshadowing

 

[VBM]

I've said this once, I'll say it again. In the first half of the 5th season, there was a scene where Skyler was observing Walt and Walt Jr watching the final shoot out scene from Scarface. When the camera was zooming into Skyler's face as she was looking like ...you heard Walt say "Everybody dies in this movie "

and you KNOW how this show is with foreshadowing

I think that was a red herring though. Too obvious for a show built on subtle details. Only foreshadowing from that was Manolo gettin got

 

[Busby]

I think that was a red herring though. Too obvious for a show built on subtle details. Only foreshadowing from that was Manolo gettin got

Or maybe this one is clear as day...I mean shyt..the contest with Aaron Paul is that you watch the finale with him at a CEMETERY...

Walt's going out in a blaze of glory

 

[Heelish]

 

[hex]

I guess "Better Call Saul" was gonna happen with or without AMC.

FX and Netflix wanted to buy the series if AMC passed on it. FX, HBO, and other networks have to be kicking themselves in the ass right now because they had a chance to buy "Breaking Bad" back in '07 and passed on it:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/breaking-bad-spinoff-how-amc-630464

Fred.

 

[jackswstd]

Walt is going out in a blaze just like Tony Montana except for the fact he might catch a few bullets, but unlike Tony he'll probably be breathing still with just enough time to take that eternal ricin nap.

 

[jay211]

I mean I understand HBO passing, though. HBO gets so much material thrown their way. They've had to pass on a lot of shows. They also passed on Mad Men. Was inches away from NOT greenlighting GAME OF THRONES, but Michael Lombardo had an epiphany and said fukk it, let's do it. I'm sure he's thankful he pulled the trigger. HBO also passed on WEEDS. And countless others. I think the show they really pissed about right now is HOUSE OF CARDS. They had it, but wouldn't agree to giving it a series order off the rip. They wanted a pilot first, so Spacey and Fincher went with Netflix.

FX should be more pissed about Breaking bad. FX had it, and then dropped it during development.

 

[ThaBronxBully]

I guess "Better Call Saul" was gonna happen with or without AMC.

FX and Netflix wanted to buy the series if AMC passed on it. FX, HBO, and other networks have to be kicking themselves in the ass right now because they had a chance to buy "Breaking Bad" back in '07 and passed on it:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/breaking-bad-spinoff-how-amc-630464

Fred.

I Wish Netflix Would Have Gotten It

 

[Fury616]

Hank wit that ether

 

[Francis White]

Yeah we square? Yes

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

yoooooooooooooooo fukking

 

[hex]

The knife that Walt grabbed in season 2, episode 1 (when he was scared Tuco was going to show up) is the exact same knife Skyler cut him with in season 5, episode 14:

Fred.

 

[Francis White]

Just figured out why Saul is talking to Walt, with everyone is custody and young Jesse getting whipped for info, Sky is going to mention Saul's involvement in the whole thing and lets be honest here, he is done, he has to vanish also, plus the Todd knows his involvement also, Saul has to vanish also. He is going to be wanted by the law and by uncle Jack.