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sjschmidt93
United States2518 Posts
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b0ngt0ss
259 Posts
Holy shit. that would be freaken crazy! | ||
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
On October 03 2011 12:18 GSaiyan wrote: In general the episode was pretty good, giving it a 6/10 if judging by all other BB episodes, however the ending scene had to be a 9/10-10/10, hard to compare it to the ending scene of Crawl Space, the last episode, or the moment in an earlier season when he was covering his territory. that's absurd. This episode was 10/10 all the way | ||
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PoopLord
537 Posts
 Gonna be a long week... One episode left CMONAlso, that last shot with the glasses is just depressing. | ||
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PartyBiscuit
Canada4525 Posts
On October 03 2011 13:39 BlackJack wrote: that's absurd. This episode was 10/10 all the way Kind of agree, this episode was easily up there...the Jesse/Walt standoff scene is great. I mean the only thing that anyone can really complain about for this season was maybe Skylar being Skylar and the "whiney" Hank for the first few episodes. Edit: Also, it feels so long since we last saw the true "Chemist Walt" in so long (the poison cig wasn't as cool as the panning over the bomb making) | ||
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Dub_doubt
United States86 Posts
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PoopLord
537 Posts
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Diglett
600 Posts
http://www.amctv.com/breaking-bad/videos/inside-breaking-bad-episode-412-end-times the actor clearly explains it. | ||
HawaiianPig
Canada5155 Posts
http://marathonpacks.tumblr.com/post/10770637051/in-my-parallel-tv-universe-walter-and-skyler | ||
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Resent
Australia938 Posts
On October 03 2011 14:35 Diglett wrote: here is why gus walked away. http://www.amctv.com/breaking-bad/videos/inside-breaking-bad-episode-412-end-times the actor clearly explains it. Seems about right to me, but in the video it seemed as if Gus didn't actually know about Brock getting poisoned, but in the actual episode it seemed pretty clear to me that Gus did it. | ||
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theherder2
United States538 Posts
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
On October 03 2011 14:54 Resent wrote: Seems about right to me, but in the video it seemed as if Gus didn't actually know about Brock getting poisoned, but in the actual episode it seemed pretty clear to me that Gus did it. Yeah, that was kind of weird. It could just be the kid ate it accidentally. Little kids love to explore and they love to put things in their mouth. Or perhaps it was Walter after all? That would be so messed up. Maybe Tyrus is making a power play to take over Gus's spot, but he also would have been killed in the car bomb. Maybe Mike for whatever reason, but that seems unlikely. Then there is the final possibility I can think of and that's that the kid wasn't poisoned and just has the flu and Jesse just lost the cigarette. | ||
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Robstickle
Great Britain406 Posts
On October 03 2011 14:35 Diglett wrote: here is why gus walked away. http://www.amctv.com/breaking-bad/videos/inside-breaking-bad-episode-412-end-times the actor clearly explains it. The video isn't working for me, could someone tell me what he says? On October 03 2011 15:25 BlackJack wrote:Yeah, that was kind of weird. It could just be the kid ate it accidentally. Little kids love to explore and they love to put things in their mouth. Or perhaps it was Walter after all? That would be so messed up. Maybe Tyrus is making a power play to take over Gus's spot, but he also would have been killed in the car bomb. Maybe Mike for whatever reason, but that seems unlikely. Then there is the final possibility I can think of and that's that the kid wasn't poisoned and just has the flu and Jesse just lost the cigarette. Jesse did say that he had the cigarette with him that morning so I don't think it was that. | ||
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snotboogie
Australia3550 Posts
This series is so good!!!!! | ||
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bumatlarge
United States4567 Posts
On October 03 2011 15:27 Robstickle wrote: The video isn't working for me, could someone tell me what he says? Jesse did say that he had the cigarette with him that morning so I don't think it was that. Basically Jesse saying that brock was poisoned hinted that something was up. | ||
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theherder2
United States538 Posts
On October 03 2011 15:27 Robstickle wrote: The video isn't working for me, could someone tell me what he says? Jesse did say that he had the cigarette with him that morning so I don't think it was that. Gus realizes something is up when Jesse says "he was poisoned" and thats why his attitude changes. He probably realizes that Jesse suspects him, and the actor says that he thinks something is off because his car is parked all alone on the top floor away from other people and would be easy to tamper with, and that Jesse's reluctance to come in to cook is a ploy to force Fring to come to him. He kind of suspects that its Walt's plan all along, and doesn't mention anything about seeing him from the garage. | ||
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askTeivospy
1525 Posts
all in all not that great of an episode ending imo | ||
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
I was doubtful at first because of Gus's line last season after Walt ran down the 2 drug dealers, "Are you asking me if I would harm a child?". But it looks like it has to be him. | ||
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Pyskee
United States620 Posts
On October 03 2011 12:33 llatszer wrote: I do agree with you but I believe they made this episode less insane as a sort of calm before the storm. Compared to other episodes in this season it is somewhat slow paced but I feel like the finale might give me a heart attack. Although to be honest, I have no idea what is coming but I do know whatever happens will be insane! This episode was all about anticipation. Walt is anticipating Gus, the DEA is anticipating the cartel, Hank is anticipating more evidence, Walt is anticipating Jesse to shoot him, and then Walt is anticipating Gus again. All the while we're anticipating shit to go down and the finale. The writing on this show is absolutely phenomenal. EDIT: I remember someone earlier in this thread mentioning how so far Walt has just done a string of rash and short-sighted actions to save his ass so far; but in the past it was the sane and chemistry-driven ideas that have really come through. I was really excited to see Walt realize that as well and use chemistry to solve problems again. I guess not even chemistry can stop the genius mastermind that is Gustavo Fring | ||
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bjwithbraces
United States549 Posts
On October 03 2011 15:41 askTeivospy wrote: i didnt like the ending, regardless of behind the scenes it seems far fetched that he would suspect anything without seeing walter or some sort of actual clue (no matter what the writers say) all in all not that great of an episode ending imo Has to do entirely with Gus being as cautious, and smart as he is. The line "He was poisoned" set off huge red flags. Two possible outcomes: 1) Gus poisoned the kid(or passed the order down the line) to get Jesse to turn on Walt and kill him. The problem with this scenario is that Jesse tells Gus he[Brock] was poisoned so Gus now knows that Jesse knows. The second outcome is perhaps more far-fetched than the first, but I think it would be completely ingenious if it actually was this way. My devil's advocate is screaming that it would be that Walt actually did poison Brock knowing full well that Jesse would first suspect him as he and Jesse were the only two that knew about the cigarette(at least in their minds). Then he knew Jesse would come after him at which time he would be able to convince him that Gus has used kids before and he had no beneficial motives for doing it(except for that after explaining it all, he forcibly brought Jesse on his side against Gus. Walt would also have extensive knowledge of ricin and how to administer it. Oral exposure to ricin is far less toxic and lethal dose can be up to 20–30 milligrams per kilogram. Allowing him to expose Brock just enough for Jesse to put it together, and in-time for the hospital to catch it. The reasoning for this is that Walt truly feels he's at the end, and not just him but his family if he doesn't do something to stop Gus, which he needs Jesse for. | ||
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