Breaking Bad Season 5 Official Thread

[NerdNash]

Walt got greedy and addicted to that life just like any hustler

 

[Dooby]

I need this shirt in my liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiife

 

[hex]

Walter White is fukking nuts. he could sell his share, get that 5 million and maybe preserve his family. try to rebuild his marriage. launder the money in his car wash, he could walk away a free man. his brother and the DEA would never likely track him down because he'd be out.

instead he is so arrogant, egotistical, and filled with hubris that he won't walk away. he can't even sell the shyt he cooks with out the infrastructure. its just sad to watch him like this. everything falling apart around him, him losing sight of why he ever started this shyt. he didin't give a fukk that that kid got murked hell he would have killed the two guys on the train too if it needed to be done.

Walt is a lost soul. the only thing that can save him now is death. he isn't the same person he was and he will probably never go back to being that guy again because that guy had a conscious. the guy that noticed the piece of the plate missing and cried because he knew he had to kill someone has become the guy that will murder innocent children like they're a speed bump on the path to his goal a goal he doesn't even know what it is any more.

i was rooting him to save his family and get out of the business. now nothing other than his death will satisfy me. i hope Jessie and Mike get to kill him especially Jessie after he finds out all the dirt Walt did to him over the years. if not i want Skyler to kill him in his sleep. all i know is he has to die.

Bryan Cranston summed up who Walter White is perfectly.

He said "let's say a married couple is stranded on an island....and the guy brags 'I've never cheated on my wife'....what does that mean really? Spend a night in the Playboy mansion, then you can brag about how faithful you are".

Basically Walter White was never a good person....he was good because being evil wasn't an option available to him. That's how a lot of "good" people are.

Or as Friedrich Nietzsche put it:

Of all the evil I deem you capable. Therefore I want the good from you. Verily I have often laughed at weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws.

Fred.

 

[Ku$h Parker]

I can make July
Yes I Can

 

[DaveyDave]

That poster just made my day... At the same time ruined it!!! July oh well time will fly. Im re-watching all the seasons so I'll be good. Funny I'm watching the Crazy Handful episode in season 1, while there playing cards Hanks telling Walt "wouldnt know a criminal if he snuck up on you and checked you for hernia." Walt jr then puts his cards down and says, "I'm out" then skylar says it, then Marie. Which leaves hank and Walt to play, Hank then says "its just you and me Walt." Walt keeps thinking of what's going to happen to Hugo, in which Hank thinks he just stalling the game and calls him a horrible liar. They both go all in but Hank folds and Walt wins with a 7 and a deuce... Seriously makes me think the writers have been hinting at this for a min. That or I'm just bored at work and keep noticing everything.

i think they always had a few idea of how it would end and of course one of them had to be Hank vs Walt in the end. now whether Hank eventually catches Walt or if Walt kills Hank in some way, we don't know. lot of things have come up in the storyline due to unforseen circumstances in real life tho. the whole reason why Jesse moved out of his house and started that relationship with Jane was because in real life the house was being sold so they couldn't continue to rent agreement.

they set out broad strokes of what the storyline will be for the season but they haven't been planning anything specific in season 5 as far back as season 1

 

[Trey0'5Blue2Gz]

I need this shirt in my liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiife

Vince that nikka! I always see him wearing a breaking bad shirt. I'm tripping cuz i love this show, im coppin a few no questions asked.

 

[hex]

Vince that nikka! I always see him wearing a breaking bad shirt. I'm tripping cuz i love this show, im coppin a few no questions asked.

Peep the shoes:

Fred.

 

[Trey0'5Blue2Gz]

i think they always had a few idea of how it would end and of course one of them had to be Hank vs Walt in the end. now whether Hank eventually catches Walt or if Walt kills Hank in some way, we don't know. lot of things have come up in the storyline due to unforseen circumstances in real life tho. the whole reason why Jesse moved out of his house and started that relationship with Jane was because in real life the house was being sold so they couldn't continue to rent agreement.

they set out broad strokes of what the storyline will be for the season but they haven't been planning anything specific in season 5 as far back as season 1

Yea no doubt that's why I genuinely like these writers, they go with the flow. I remember they spoke about how Jesse was suppose to die after season 1, he was suppose to show Walt the meth game and die in a bad drug deal. And Jonthan Banks wasnt suppose to get the mike role but the original couldn't make the shoot. Again these are really gifted writers.

 

[Trey0'5Blue2Gz]

Peep the shoes:

Fred.

Bryan Cranston really loves the role. Every time I see him speak about the show or Walt, he just zones out and talks as if he can relate to every single detail about em.

This show is just

 

[23Barrettcity]

I agree 100%. Season 5 is over the top, and basically a cartoon.

As I sat there watching it, I longed for the gritty realism of season 1. When Walt, a geeky chemistry teacher, strong armed Tuco, a local drug dealer, out of $50,000 solely with a bag of fulminated mercury. I actually had to eject the Blu-Ray, like "damn, is this The Wire?". I wasn't sure for a sec.

Or season 2, which featured 2 airplanes crashing directly over Walt's house....a crash he was indirectly responsible for due to his inaction in the death of an air traffic controller's daughter. A common occurrence in real life, I'm sure.

Or season 3, when Jesse, out of all the millions of girls in New Mexico, just happens to date the one girl whose little brother killed his friend in the prior season. I had that happen to me just last week, it was awkward.

Or season 4, which culminated in the aforementioned geeky chemistry teacher blowing up a rival drug lord using a MacGyveresque home made bomb and an old mute Mexican in a wheel chair.

I mean....damn man. Why can't it be realistic like that any more?






LoW key you put him in the bathtub naw fukk it the barrels on this .

Fred.

 

[23Barrettcity]

Yea no doubt that's why I genuinely like these writers, they go with the flow. I remember they spoke about how Jesse was suppose to die after season 1, he was suppose to show Walt the meth game and die in a bad drug deal. And Jonthan Banks wasnt suppose to get the mike role but the original couldn't make the shoot. Again these are really gifted writers.

Or how the twins were supposed to be the bad guys instead of gus but they realized it wouldn't work they were too dangerous to have around Bam classic character Gus spiderman fring is pushed to the forefront

 

[hex]

Bryan Cranston really loves the role. Every time I see him speak about the show or Walt, he just zones out and talks as if he can relate to every single detail about em.

This show is just

Role of a life time breh.

The cast of this show is weird, because anytime they speak on their characters, or in relation to each other, they basically mirror who they are on the show.

I remember Bob Odenkirk (Saul), Aaron Paul (Jesse) and Jonathan Banks (Mike) were all in the same room and the question was "what do you think of the character Walter White?". BO was neutral, AP was making excuses for Walt and JB was like "fukk Walt, he's a sociopath".

Same with Dean Norris (Hank). He wants Walt to get caught and/or die.

Or when Bryan Cranston and AP were getting interviewed, AP was like "I'd like for Jesse to get away from Walt if possible" and Cranston was like "what would Jesse be without me?".

Maybe empathizing with their characters helps them act better, I dunno. I thought it was kinda cool.

Fred.

 

[Reality]

Role of a life time breh.

The cast of this show is weird, because anytime they speak on their characters, or in relation to each other, they basically mirror who they are on the show.

I remember Bob Odenkirk (Saul), Aaron Paul (Jesse) and Jonathan Banks (Mike) were all in the same room and the question was "what do you think of the character Walter White?". BO was neutral, AP was making excuses for Walt and JB was like "fukk Walt, he's a sociopath".

Same with Dean Norris (Hank). He wants Walt to get caught and/or die.

Or when Bryan Cranston and AP were getting interviewed, AP was like "I'd like for Jesse to get away from Walt if possible" and Cranston was like "what would Jesse be without me?".

Maybe empathizing with their characters helps them act better, I dunno. I thought it was kinda cool.

Fred.

dope. links?

 

[TdashDUB]

[ame=http://youtu.be/aFZABn0afP0]AMC Walking Dead with Breaking Bad blue meth - YouTube[/ame]

Damn brehs..
Looks like Heisenberg's Crystal lasted well into the zombie apocalypse

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

AMC Walking Dead with Breaking Bad blue meth - YouTube

Damn brehs..
Looks like Heisenberg's Crystal lasted well into the zombie apocalypse

So that must mean Walking Dead is set in the Breaking Bad universe what if Walt was trying to develop a new formula, and accidently caused the zombie outbreak in Walking dead