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PoopLord
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Resent
Australia938 Posts
On July 18 2011 16:01 Horst wrote: I got the impression that mike may want to switch and work for Walter instead... I mean think about it.... Gus severed his ties with the mexican drug lords with Mike's help. If mike and walter were to go to the mexican cartels and present this, they could have their backing in taking down Gus. Mike knows that walter, while not afraid to kill, wouldn't just randomly kill a man to make a point. Might make a better boss than gus  I don't think i'd go as far as Walt wanting help from Mexican cartels any time soon - but Mike defecting after seeing what Gus is capable of could very well happen too he did look shocked/freaked afterwards, so who knows which way his character will go if it comes to a serious decision making point. | ||
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
This show is prob the finest I've ever seen, next to the early seasons of Dexter, that have such a ridiculous amount of tension in them. When Gus comes down and doesn't say a word, and just puts on the suit and gets out the box cutter, it's such an amazing on the edge of your seat feeling. God this show is good at that. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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he reached a new class specialization | ||
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Ket
United Kingdom124 Posts
On July 18 2011 16:03 kaisen wrote: Anyone laughed their ass off when Walter got out of the cab with Kenny Rogers shirt and a red Converse sneakers? im lolling at the constant product placement in general. guess i should go buy a sony vaio laptop and eat at denny's too. | ||
HawaiianPig
Canada5155 Posts
On July 18 2011 15:10 Horst wrote: "will this stuff work?" "Trust us." BEST LINE IN THE SHOW. Hands down. | ||
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Resent
Australia938 Posts
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Kielbasa
Australia67 Posts
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
On July 18 2011 17:29 Kielbasa wrote: Season 3 was great except for the weird filler episode with the fly, but even then the heart to heart at the end of that was bad-ass. I kept expecting Jeese to fall and hurt himself in that episode, and Walt almost let it slip that he let his g/f die. It was sorta weird but still definitely had it's moments. | ||
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Enox
Germany1667 Posts
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Eiii
United States2566 Posts
On July 18 2011 16:13 Tachion wrote: Saul's last words "Do you have a passport" to the security guy, is Saul leaving the country? He's prob freaked out that Walter is missing, maybe dead, so he may be getting the hell out of dodge. He always seems to at least think he knows what's going on, so I'd bet he thinks Walter is fucked and is just trying to cut and run at this point. | ||
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Ramble
Sweden877 Posts
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vijeze
Netherlands719 Posts
Such a great show | ||
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caruso
Germany733 Posts
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Gnax
Sweden490 Posts
God I love Breaking Bad. EDIT: Also great last scene, what would Breaking Bad be without Walt lying to Scyler, and her knowing it. | ||
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BlackJack
United States10568 Posts
Best show on t.v., there's no disputing that anymore. | ||
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Baarn
United States2702 Posts
On July 18 2011 23:00 BlackJack wrote: I like the scene with Jesse at Denny's where he is chowing down right after dissolving a body in acid and mopping up blood. Both this season and the last season start off with Jesse just experiencing trauma (Jane dying and Killing Gale). I'm surprised he didn't react the same way because depressed lethargic Jesse has been done enough already. Now it looks like his brain has overloaded and he is able to block everything out, which means he is capable of a lot more, such as eating breakfast after dissolving a body in acid. Best show on t.v., there's no disputing that anymore. I saw it as more like a moment of clarity. He understood the position he is in now when Gus killed the other "replacement" cook that was spying on them too during last season. So why not eat. It's a pretty good day when you have no competition. | ||
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DDKz
Australia188 Posts
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Skvid
Lithuania751 Posts
Walter overreacted when Gus cut the guys throat? It was unexpected, yes. But given the environment they were in the whole thing should have been good news for them... so why was Walter so shocked? I mean he ran people over with his car, and killed the run-over-ees in cold blood. I don't get it. | ||
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Horst
338 Posts
On July 18 2011 19:15 Tachion wrote: I kept expecting Jeese to fall and hurt himself in that episode, and Walt almost let it slip that he let his g/f die. It was sorta weird but still definitely had it's moments. walt didn't let jane die. He straight up killed her, and is entirely responsible for her death. She was sleeping on her side, so vomiting wouldn't have killed her. Walt rolled her over, and then watched her die. Its not just his inaction that killed her. On July 18 2011 23:59 Skvid wrote: So does this thread allow spoilers? Anyway anyone else thinks that + Show Spoiler + Walter overreacted when Gus cut the guys throat? It was unexpected, yes. But given the environment they were in the whole thing should have been good news for them... so why was Walter so shocked? I mean he ran people over with his car, and killed the run-over-ees in cold blood. I don't get it. + Show Spoiler + Walter has always been able to justify everything he does, while not accepting things other people have done. He sees himself almost as above everyone else, and so he can rationalize murder himself, but when others do it they are obviously evil. | ||
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