EPTor do you think they somehow skip time or hank gets well very quickly due to unbelieveable will power? Not saying there isnt another option but hank not being the main person on the persuit would kinda suck imo
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
or do you think they somehow skip time or hank gets well very quickly due to unbelieveable will power? Not saying there isnt another option but hank not being the main person on the persuit would kinda suck imo | ||
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altered
Switzerland646 Posts
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Diabolegal
United States110 Posts
On July 19 2011 07:31 altered wrote: Was Scylar always that fat? Fat at the beginning of the series b/c of the pregnancy, still fat b/c of the post-pregnancy weight...so yes. | ||
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tok
United States691 Posts
http://kotaku.com/5822362/next-week-on-breaking-bad-blow-versus-zombies It's about video games and zombies, people here might enjoy the preview. | ||
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On July 18 2011 16:13 travis wrote: I think Jesse leveled up he reached a new class specialization Oh yeah. Favorite part of the episode was Gus killing Victor, and the statement that it made. Everyone in the operation -- Jesse, Walt, Mike, and Gus -- is now a murderer. They're all in way too deep. And anyone that fucks up or puts someone else at risk is either going to have to kill or be killed. All Gus did was reinforce the precedent Walt sent by killing Gale. It no longer matters how blameless, innocent or trustworthy you are. It's a dog-eat-dog world they're in now. Even though Jesse was initially racked with guilt, after watching Gus murder Victor, he absolutely knew he made the right decision by killing Gale. | ||
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bertu
Brazil871 Posts
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teser
United States156 Posts
On July 19 2011 08:58 Defacer wrote: Oh yeah. Favorite part of the episode was Gus killing Victor, and the statement that it made. Everyone in the operation -- Jesse, Walt, Mike, and Gus -- is now a murderer. They're all in way too deep. And anyone that fucks up or puts someone else at risk is either going to have to kill or be killed. All Gus did was reinforce the precedent Walt sent by killing Gale. It no longer matters how blameless, innocent or trustworthy you are. It's a dog-eat-dog world they're in now. Even though Jesse was initially racked with guilt, after watching Gus murder Victor, he absolutely knew he made the right decision by killing Gale. That's a very interesting way to think of it. I wasn't entirely sure why Gus would kill victor but my initial reaction was that he did it either because of that scene where Victor admitted to being seen at the crime scene, or because he didn't get to Gail in time to save him | ||
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seansye
United States1722 Posts
On July 19 2011 09:52 DontGiveUp wrote: This season primer renewed my forgotten love for this show. I worshiped every scene. Brilliant, brilliant. Haha me too. Can't believe I was able to wait so long. And I can't believe the asian/mexican looking bodyguard + Show Spoiler + died. O_O | ||
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xenoid
Canada41 Posts
On July 19 2011 14:08 SEANSYE wrote: Haha me too. Can't believe I was able to wait so long. And I can't believe the asian/mexican looking bodyguard + Show Spoiler + died. O_O Pretty sure he's Native American or Hispanic bro | ||
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On July 19 2011 10:04 teser wrote: That's a very interesting way to think of it. I wasn't entirely sure why Gus would kill victor but my initial reaction was that he did it either because of that scene where Victor admitted to being seen at the crime scene, or because he didn't get to Gail in time to save him I agree, Victor being seen at the scene is technically 'the reason.' But now the consequences for these normally forgivable flaws are more extreme. Last season, Gus was willing to spare Jesse, even those he was conspiring to kill two of his dealers. After Walt killed Gale, who's only fault was being a good chemist, Walt threw any morality or goodwill that was left in the situation out the window. Now it's a matter of who kills who first. SHIT JUST GOT REAL, SON! Fuck this show is so well-written. | ||
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Krohm
Canada1857 Posts
On July 19 2011 14:59 Defacer wrote: I agree, Victor being seen at the scene is technically 'the reason.' But now the consequences for these normally forgivable flaws are more extreme. Last season, Gus was willing to spare Jesse, even those he was conspiring to kill two of his dealers. After Walt killed Gale, who's only fault was being a good chemist, Walt threw any morality or goodwill that was left in the situation out the window. Now it's a matter of who kills who first. SHIT JUST GOT REAL, SON! Fuck this show is so well-written. I think Gus killed Victor because he failed at his job of most likely protecting Gale. In the crime world mistakes are not taken lightly and usually results in your life ending. Anyway the episode was decent. I've been so excited for this series to start up again. I can't wait to see where the season takes us. I'm not sure what's going to happen and I love it haha. | ||
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Gnax
Sweden490 Posts
On July 19 2011 16:30 Krohm wrote: I think Gus killed Victor because he failed at his job of most likely protecting Gale. In the crime world mistakes are not taken lightly and usually results in your life ending. Anyway the episode was decent. I've been so excited for this series to start up again. I can't wait to see where the season takes us. I'm not sure what's going to happen and I love it haha. I don't think it was Victors job to keep Gale alive. | ||
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Mattes
Germany1116 Posts
On July 19 2011 16:30 Krohm wrote: I think Gus killed Victor because he failed at his job of most likely protecting Gale. In the crime world mistakes are not taken lightly and usually results in your life ending. + Show Spoiler + Pretty sure he killed him because he got seen at the scene and could probably be recognized/connected to gus. Good episode. Not quite the suspense-level of the end of season 3, but on a good way. Lab scene was great, though a little bit predictable. I like that the whole episode consisted only some few, very long scenes. Definately added to the suspense. | ||
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JohnnyBlaze420
Australia818 Posts
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eits
United States210 Posts
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On July 19 2011 08:10 Diabolegal wrote: Fat at the beginning of the series b/c of the pregnancy, still fat b/c of the post-pregnancy weight...so yes. aka, yes shes a hog. Loved the first episode, didnt want what happens to Victor to happen to him. | ||
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Mementoss
Canada2595 Posts
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ToxNub
Canada805 Posts
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Mithriel
Netherlands2969 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + at first shocked by gus killing victor, but later i thought because he got seen. | ||
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lizzard_warish
589 Posts
On July 19 2011 14:59 Defacer wrote: Eh that doesnt seem right. Gus is already a drug Lord, he already has had people killed. Hes clearly been ruthless for quite some time. He didnt reinforce a precedent set by Walt, the precedent already existed long before Walt got into the business. All he did was open up Walt and Jesse's eyes to the savagery of the Drug business, and that everyone in it has to be that way. Even supposedly calm, rational, civilized Gus. Victor's mistakes werent forgivable, thats the thing.I agree, Victor being seen at the scene is technically 'the reason.' But now the consequences for these normally forgivable flaws are more extreme. Last season, Gus was willing to spare Jesse, even those he was conspiring to kill two of his dealers. After Walt killed Gale, who's only fault was being a good chemist, Walt threw any morality or goodwill that was left in the situation out the window. Now it's a matter of who kills who first. SHIT JUST GOT REAL, SON! Fuck this show is so well-written. edit: he was willing to spare Jesse because the dealers were minor and due to his connection to the extremely profitable Walt. It all comes down to cost vs risk. | ||
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