Breaking Bad Season 5 Official Thread

[Tommy Fits]

That wasn't just Jesse meeting up with Hank if it was Hank, it looked like Jesse and Mike meeting up with Hank

 

[duncanthetall]

Any download links for something that will play on the 360?
quote me so I don't have to see spoilers

Calm down, negro. Should be on torrent sites within the next hour or so. I know iptorrents has shyt up around like 11:45-12 every nite.

 

[AkaDemiK]

IGN Episode review

Breaking Bad: "Dead Freight" Review - IGN

Of all the disturbing things this show has done, there hasn’t been a detailed, in-your-face instance of any innocent bystanders paying a price. Sure, there was Jane’s dad, who crashed a plane and killed a bunch of people, but there wasn’t much tangible about that; we never saw people burning alive on a plane or crashing to the ground (that would’ve been pretty bleak, even for this show). The most we’ve seen is the crack addicts or dealers who occasionally kill someone or one another and they’re not "innocent" in the same way. Gale may have been the most innocent person on the show, but he was still a meth cook.

People are people and every death is a tragedy, yes, but it doesn’t hit home. We, the viewers, are mostly law-abiding citizens. We don’t do drugs (OK, most of us don’t), we don’t skirt the law, and we don’t kill anyone. Therefore, we don’t identify with the drug dealers or the addicts or any person who, to this point, faced direct, tangible repercussions -- i.e.: death (and on camera) -- for decisions they didn’t make.

Most of the people in the series do terrible things and don’t see the repercussions of their actions—especially Walt, our "hero". The one character who’s the most closely related to us, Jesse, has a conscience, but he’s still a cook and he’s killed. He does harm to other people. In "Dead Freight," we have a boy killed in cold blood, whose only crime was he wanted to motorbike through the wilderness. Everything about him was supposed to be the definition of innocence and childhood. He even wears a helmet because he feels safety is important (or his loving parents do).

And it was a horrible twist. It was a tragedy. It was disturbing. It was necessary. It was amazing TV.

they gave it a 10

 

[Tony D'Amato]

hope they had enough sense not to bury the body the same place where they robbed the train.

This storyline us gonna be interestin. Cops gonna be looking for a lil white boy Sh1t probably gonna be all over the news.

 

[melraH]

That was fukking intense

 

[labelplant]

Classic episode

 

[23Barrettcity]

Yea I seen that too. wonder what it's all about.

You sure that's hank? how do I post a pic from my phone I took a screenshot from YouTube

 

[Rain]

hope they had enough sense not to bury the body the same place where they robbed the train.

Probably threw that little ass nikka on the tracks

 

[Tony D'Amato]

Remember when they used that first house to cook the meth in?

Todd was the kid that told them about the baby monitor before they went in.

Walter: ....whats your name?

Todd: Todd, sir.

Walter: .....

It aint luke he gets that kinda respect at home

 

[heisenburrr]

Ya'll need to peep 0:22 in the EP 06 preview

that's Hank & Jesse meeting up (without Walt apparently) with two other guys

yeah fukk what did I write, I meant Mike & Jesse

 

[Ronald]

Aaron Paul says "next episode is CRAZY" or "next episode sh!t hits the fan"

every single episode

he said it about the next one too

 

[hex]

nah, this is the GOAT and nobody even got hurt.

"Skylar...WHERE IS THE MONEY"

*silence*

Breaking Bad - Walt loses it - (4x11 Crawl Space Ending Scene) - YouTube

George Mastras wrote that ep, and this one.

Fred.

 

[HollywoodP]

who was the first person he killed?

some rapist who tried to fukk his girl.

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

This show is not one of the GOAT television series















































It is the Greatest Tv Show of All Time

 

[Nick Barnes]

Links are in the profile people..

rapid share going slow as fuccck