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[Dr. Awesome]

Has any show ever so successfully turned a sympathetic sap like Walt in to a despicable villain. ?

Good question. President Logan on 24 is the best I can come up with.

 

[Dr. Awesome]

Has any show ever so successfully turned a sympathetic sap like Walt in to a despicable villain. ?

I think the show's main thesis is that we all have a villain in us if given the right circumstances. Those circumstances may be everyday modern life.

It's an interesting question though. Chris Moltisanti came to mind right away. He fits the sap-turned-villain label, though I'm not sure if sympathetic ever applied. And he was always basically a crook, so yeah... never mind.I'll keep working on it.

Ben Linus

Crime and Punishment.

Don't think they ever turned that into a show.

 

[Good Posting Judge]

Great episode. Here we all were discussing how Todd's going to alter the power dynamic, and he's quickly put to the sidelines and things fall apart in a completely different way than anyone anticipated.

It's fairly unforseeable that Walt's going to wriggle out of being locked to the radiator. Even if Mike can figure he can get to the power cord, he probably doesn't even know a makeshift MacGyver blowtorch could be fashioned in such a way. You can't know what you don't know, you know?

 

[None_More_Black]

Has any show ever so successfully turned a sympathetic sap like Walt in to a despicable villain. ?

I think the show's main thesis is that we all have a villain in us if given the right circumstances. Those circumstances may be everyday modern life.

It's an interesting question though. Chris Moltisanti came to mind right away. He fits the sap-turned-villain label, though I'm not sure if sympathetic ever applied. And he was always basically a crook, so yeah... never mind.I'll keep working on it.

Ben Linus

Crime and Punishment.

Don't think they ever turned that into a show.

Agree. Just thinking about characters.

 

[Raider Nation]

I got one!

Toby Beecher

 

[None_More_Black]

I got one!

Toby Beecher

Good one. Early oz was a good show.

 

[Shrugs]

[Like I said before, at the beginning of the season I didn't "get" why Walt wouldn't take a clean break when the opportunity presented itself. Especially after he seemed able to accept that he might have to by calling the vacuum cleaner repair man. But after the discussion with Jesse, Walt's actions make sense. The guy has been obsessing ("I check the value of the company every week") for a decade, or more, about his $700 million share of Grey Matter (2.1b split 3 ways). He feels totally screwed about the road not taken and he's going to go full Ahab until he's "square" with what life owes him, which, of course, will never feel like enough.

That's pretty good but also really sad on Walt's part. I guess he doesn't have much to live for but Skyler wanting to end their marriage should be a blessing, somehow its not. You have it exactly right, I guess just most of us would likely opt for the $5m and getting out pretty much free and clear.

That's the whole point of the show. Walt has had opportunity after opportunity to get out of this but his ego won't let him. This was his last chance to take $5 million and try to put his family back together. It would be difficult, but without being involved in the game he should at least be able to get his kids back. His ego is leading him down the Scarface path of self-destruction. This episode was the point of no return.

 

[Michael Brown]

It's normal sociopath behavior. Walt doesn't just want to commit the crime, he wants to be acknowledged. Be has foreseen everything important (work and famoly) to build his empire. He isn't doing it in a vacuum. Like many sociopaths he wants to be caught so everyone can see what he did. "#### the fame give me the money, I'm a simple man" does not apply to Walt.

This started becoming evident at the dinner table scene with Hank a few seasons back when he reignited the theory about who the true Heisenberg is and how Hank was barking up the wrong tree with his initial theory.Walt's thirst to "win" is far stronger than the allure of money.

 

[Michael Brown]

Also, are people actually rooting for Walt to be killed off as soon as possible? I mean, besides the fact that we know it won't happen based on the opening sequence of this season, why in the world would you want to dismiss one of the most interesting characters in the history of television? I get that he's a sociopath and a despicable person, but so was Tony Montana, Tony Soprano, Alonzo Harris, etc. Most likely, Walt will eventually get what's coming to him but it's an amazingly complex character and I'm enjoying it for what it is.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Has any show ever so successfully turned a sympathetic sap like Walt in to a despicable villain. ?

I'm not sure Walt has ever been that sympathetic. I don't see this as a show that argues that his circumstances made him. I would say it argues that it is there all along waiting to come out.

 

[Flying Spaghetti Monster]

Great episode. Here we all were discussing how Todd's going to alter the power dynamic, and he's quickly put to the sidelines and things fall apart in a completely different way than anyone anticipated.It's fairly unforseeable that Walt's going to wriggle out of being locked to the radiator. Even if Mike can figure he can get to the power cord, he probably doesn't even know a makeshift MacGyver blowtorch could be fashioned in such a way. You can't know what you don't know, you know?

I have a problem with the whole tying Walt to the radiator.If I am tying someone up for a little while then I would tie their legs together and then one hand to the radiator while the other is tied to the bound legs. Either way I would not give him anymore mobility than absolutely needed.

 

[None_More_Black]

It's normal sociopath behavior. Walt doesn't just want to commit the crime, he wants to be acknowledged. Be has foreseen everything important (work and famoly) to build his empire. He isn't doing it in a vacuum. Like many sociopaths he wants to be caught so everyone can see what he did. "#### the fame give me the money, I'm a simple man" does not apply to Walt.

This started becoming evident at the dinner table scene with Hank a few seasons back when he reignited the theory about who the true Heisenberg is and how Hank was barking up the wrong tree with his initial theory.Walt's thirst to "win" is far stronger than the allure of money.

No doubt Walt is throwing his common sense out the window and now wants to be recognized. Smart one day, dumb the next. He could have been Fring.

 

[Dr. Awesome]

Also, are people actually rooting for Walt to be killed off as soon as possible?

I'm not rooting for it to happen asap but I am rooting for it to happen as part of the series finale. I despise his character and don't want a happy ending for the guy. Beating Fring was exciting to watch and I was rooting for him. But against Jesse or Hank? Die, Hal!

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Also, are people actually rooting for Walt to be killed off as soon as possible? I mean, besides the fact that we know it won't happen based on the opening sequence of this season, why in the world would you want to dismiss one of the most interesting characters in the history of television? I get that he's a sociopath and a despicable person, but so was Tony Montana, Tony Soprano, Alonzo Harris, etc. Most likely, Walt will eventually get what's coming to him but it's an amazingly complex character and I'm enjoying it for what it is.

I don't know that Walt is that complex really. He just seems like frustrated white masculinity turned "malignant", so to speak. He gets worse and worse every time he thinks he's not getting the credit and recognition he deserves. Bringing it all back to the Grey Matter company that he is so bitter about that comes up in season 1 and season 2 ties the room together.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Also, are people actually rooting for Walt to be killed off as soon as possible?

I'm not rooting for it to happen asap but I am rooting for it to happen as part of the series finale. I despise his character and don't want a happy ending for the guy. Beating Fring was exciting to watch and I was rooting for him. But against Jesse or Hank? Die, Hal!

Indeed whether Gilligan has Walt triumph and just continue to manufacture blue meth or get his just rewards is going to say about the "kind of world" he has created here. It certainly ain't pretty. One vignette from an interview of Gilligan I read said that he loved to "melt army men in an easy back oven and scream for them" (paraphrasing) as a kid. Sure seems like these characters are in the easy bake oven in his mind and he loves watching them twist and scream.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Great episode. Here we all were discussing how Todd's going to alter the power dynamic, and he's quickly put to the sidelines and things fall apart in a completely different way than anyone anticipated.It's fairly unforseeable that Walt's going to wriggle out of being locked to the radiator. Even if Mike can figure he can get to the power cord, he probably doesn't even know a makeshift MacGyver blowtorch could be fashioned in such a way. You can't know what you don't know, you know?

I have a problem with the whole tying Walt to the radiator.If I am tying someone up for a little while then I would tie their legs together and then one hand to the radiator while the other is tied to the bound legs. Either way I would not give him anymore mobility than absolutely needed.

This show has never really concerned itself all that much with plausibility, but yeah, the last few eps are getting a little flagrant about it.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Yo... What ever happened to truth in advertising

He killed.

one of the best dinner scenes in tv history haha

one the best scenes in the whole five seasons of the show. certainly one of the funniest for Aaron Paul's expressions alone.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Has any show ever so successfully turned a sympathetic sap like Walt in to a despicable villain. ?

I think the show's main thesis is that we all have a villain in us if given the right circumstances. Those circumstances may be everyday modern life.

The universe gives Walt dozens of chances to realize exactly what world he is descending into, and he ignores every one of them, or even finds a way to twist them into reasons to continue. I wouldn't say his circumstances make him. He makes him all by himself. Maybe the cancer lowers his ingrained inhibition just a bit at the beginning, but from there on, it's all Walt.

 

[Daywalker]

Yo... What ever happened to truth in advertising

He killed.

one of the best dinner scenes in tv history haha

one the best scenes in the whole five seasons of the show. certainly one of the funniest for Aaron Paul's expressions alone.

I'm tired of the whole Skylar deer in the highlights act. Her character and the storyline with the kids has been handled poorly.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

Yo... What ever happened to truth in advertising

He killed.

one of the best dinner scenes in tv history haha

one the best scenes in the whole five seasons of the show. certainly one of the funniest for Aaron Paul's expressions alone.

I'm tired of the whole Skylar deer in the highlights act. Her character and the storyline with the kids has been handled poorly.

the plausibility of the "kids living with the in-laws" scenario is weak, but I think Anna Gunn's acting has been one of the strengths of the show this season, and her deciding to try to overpower Walt in the only way she can - through the decision of their children's fate - works. In general, the Walt-Skylar dynamic has been one of the only parts to retain the intensity of previous seasons and not seem "invented" this season.

 

[Good Posting Judge]

Yo... What ever happened to truth in advertising

He killed.

one of the best dinner scenes in tv history haha

one the best scenes in the whole five seasons of the show. certainly one of the funniest for Aaron Paul's expressions alone.

I'm tired of the whole Skylar deer in the highlights act. Her character and the storyline with the kids has been handled poorly.

What should she do?

 

[Dr. Awesome]

Yo... What ever happened to truth in advertising

He killed.

one of the best dinner scenes in tv history haha

one the best scenes in the whole five seasons of the show. certainly one of the funniest for Aaron Paul's expressions alone.

I'm tired of the whole Skylar deer in the highlights act. Her character and the storyline with the kids has been handled poorly.

Seems believable to me. She snapped. And unlike Walter when she snapped she didn't go on a sociopathic spree of terror and mayhem. She simply shut down and has become an empty shell of the person she used to be. She's trapped and doesn't know where to go or what to do. She fears for her children's future and has realized she's married to a monster who has her trapped and outsmarted. So she does the best she can - she makes a deal with the devil. And it's costing her what little sanity she has left. Each episode she falls further and further into the emotional abyss. The whole ordeal is killing her and at some point Walter will have to kill her or she'll rat him out. Only reason she hasn't given him up so far is so she can continue pretending she's protecting her kids.ETA - I do agree the staying with her sister storyline will get very old. I'm not sure how long it's been but if Flynn/the baby stay longer than a week or two I'll get angry. It's a stupid hail mary on Skylar's part but it's the only move she could come up with.

 

[Jojo the circus boy]

I wonder if they are going to keep the tank in the ground and just siphon off a few barrels at a time, or take the whole thing back?

Seems like it might be hard to move a plastic tank with all that liquid inside of it. Unless Jesse builds a fleet of robots next episode that drink methylamine and fly to a giant tank somewhere to pee it out.

They will use the pump and pump out all of the M into the same tanker they used to fill one of the tanks with water.

Where will they put the stuff that's safer than where it is right now?

What makes you think it is safe? They just murdered a kid there. If they leave it there I see it as a pretty bad decision.

Mike said they were going to leave it there and get a little at a time in the preview for next week. So I guess the guy who knows what he's doing thinks it's safe enough.

Shocking, tweedle dumb and tweedle dumber.

 

[Daywalker]

Yo... What ever happened to truth in advertising

He killed.

one of the best dinner scenes in tv history haha

one the best scenes in the whole five seasons of the show. certainly one of the funniest for Aaron Paul's expressions alone.

I'm tired of the whole Skylar deer in the highlights act. Her character and the storyline with the kids has been handled poorly.

What should she do?

She can't do much with a wild storyline that involves Walt resisting moving back to his condo because he doesn't want to be away from his kids. So instead he pushes his wife over the edge to the point that she sends the kids off to Marie and HANK by telling them the kids aren't safe. Great plan Walt.

 

[hutchins929]

Here are three things that I have been wondering about and it wouldn't surprise me if any or all of these things played a roll in the show.

Spoiler

1. Walt taped the ricin poison in the power outlet inside of his home. We don't know what that will be used for yet but it will have a significant role.

Spoiler

2. The more this show goes on the smarter Jessie gets and it's only a matter of time before he turns on Walt because Walt did poison that kid with the Lily of the Valley plant.

Spoiler

3. Walt holds a huge grudge against Grey Matter Technologies. We know that Walt really isn't in it for the money anymore as he has said as much. I'd be willing to bet that Walt is planning of destroying that company somehow. (Methylamine just may play a significant roll in how he can do this, which is why he didn't want to part with it)

 

[Leeroy Jenkins]

My thoughts are whatever Walt tells mike and Jesse is not his real plan. He uses them to get this guy with the territory and distribution out into the open, and he has something set up with Landry and his connections to take him out and expand. Jesse and mike are taken by surprise. Walt pays them off (or kills them, or they are casualties). New war.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Great episode. Here we all were discussing how Todd's going to alter the power dynamic, and he's quickly put to the sidelines and things fall apart in a completely different way than anyone anticipated.It's fairly unforseeable that Walt's going to wriggle out of being locked to the radiator. Even if Mike can figure he can get to the power cord, he probably doesn't even know a makeshift MacGyver blowtorch could be fashioned in such a way. You can't know what you don't know, you know?

I have a problem with the whole tying Walt to the radiator.If I am tying someone up for a little while then I would tie their legs together and then one hand to the radiator while the other is tied to the bound legs. Either way I would not give him anymore mobility than absolutely needed.

Exactly, he didn't even wait for the garage door to close. The meth was like his "baby"

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Where was Flynn last night? Probably face down in a plate of bacon and eggs but what if he got his hands on his dad's product and started selling the meth or even smoking the meth? Would be a little out of character but it would add a new dimension of how Walt is poisoning the family.

 

[Wrighteous Ray]

This show has never really concerned itself all that much with plausibility, but yeah, the last few eps are getting a little flagrant about it.

Yeah, Saul getting a restraining order against the DEA is just dumb.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Here are three things that I have been wondering about and it wouldn't surprise me if any or all of these things played a roll in the show.

Spoiler

1. Walt taped the ricin poison in the power outlet inside of his home. We don't know what that will be used for yet but it will have a significant role.

Spoiler

2. The more this show goes on the smarter Jessie gets and it's only a matter of time before he turns on Walt because Walt did poison that kid with the Lily of the Valley plant.

Spoiler

3. Walt holds a huge grudge against Grey Matter Technologies. We know that Walt really isn't in it for the money anymore as he has said as much. I'd be willing to bet that Walt is planning of destroying that company somehow. (Methylamine just may play a significant roll in how he can do this, which is why he didn't want to part with it)

I hate opening these types of things but #3 is a very good plan, in fact after the monologue to Jesse last night I think that is very likely. That might easily be what he is wrapping up on his 52nd B-Day. I kind of doubt it is the exact plan but it's a good idea.

 

[Sabertooth]

I am starting to feel that the show is going off the rails a bit in an attempt to wrap up. Those of us looking for some bigger meaning may end up very disappointed. Kind of reminds me of the end of LOST a little bit where the writers seem to be searching for the answers themselves, and they can't really communicate it in a tidy package.

 

[comfortably numb]

Kinda surprised people asking why wouldn't Walt take 5M??

The last line at the dinner table with Walt and Jesse summed it up.

"This business is all I have left now, and you want to take it away from me"

 

[Wrighteous Ray]

I don't know what Walt's big "plan" is, but why couldn't Walt just buy the methylamine from Jesse and Mike on layaway? He seemed willing to try it, and based on his numbers from earlier in the episode, he would be able to generate $10 million in a couple of weeks. Is it that Mike and Jesse don't think he'd be able to do it? Or they don't trust him?

 

[comfortably numb]

I don't know what Walt's big "plan" is, but why couldn't Walt just buy the methylamine from Jesse and Mike on layaway? He seemed willing to try it, and based on his numbers from earlier in the episode, he would be able to generate $10 million in a couple of weeks. Is it that Mike and Jesse don't think he'd be able to do it? Or they don't trust him?

You mean buy it, cook it, distribute it all alone?

 

[Tiger Fan]

It's normal sociopath behavior. Walt doesn't just want to commit the crime, he wants to be acknowledged. Be has foreseen everything important (work and famoly) to build his empire. He isn't doing it in a vacuum. Like many sociopaths he wants to be caught so everyone can see what he did. "#### the fame give me the money, I'm a simple man" does not apply to Walt.

RIP

 

[Wrighteous Ray]

I don't know what Walt's big "plan" is, but why couldn't Walt just buy the methylamine from Jesse and Mike on layaway? He seemed willing to try it, and based on his numbers from earlier in the episode, he would be able to generate $10 million in a couple of weeks. Is it that Mike and Jesse don't think he'd be able to do it? Or they don't trust him?

You mean buy it, cook it, distribute it all alone?

What do you mean by "buy it"? Yeah, he would cook it and he would use Todd and/or people he found through Mike and Saul to handle distribution. That seemed to be what he was saying after Mike and Jesse both said they were out, right? He didn't say "I can't do this without you guys." He said he wanted to keep the business going without them.

 

[Tiger Fan]

Here are three things that I have been wondering about and it wouldn't surprise me if any or all of these things played a roll in the show. 1. Walt taped the ricin poison in the power outlet inside of his home. We don't know what that will be used for yet but it will have a significant role.2. The more this show goes on the smarter Jessie gets and it's only a matter of time before he turns on Walt because Walt did poison that kid with the Lily of the Valley plant.3. Walt holds a huge grudge against Grey Matter Technologies. We know that Walt really isn't in it for the money anymore as he has said as much. I'd be willing to bet that Walt is planning of destroying that company somehow. (Methylamine just may play a significant roll in how he can do this, which is why he didn't want to part with it)

I took the spoiler tags off, b/c they're not spoilers and these warrant discussion.1. I think this will definitely come into play.2. I'm starting to think that Jessie won't find this out.3. I really like this theory I'm still in the camp of that Skyler will link "robbing a train" with the reports of a missing boy in the desert near the train tracks.

 

[comfortably numb]

I don't know what Walt's big "plan" is, but why couldn't Walt just buy the methylamine from Jesse and Mike on layaway? He seemed willing to try it, and based on his numbers from earlier in the episode, he would be able to generate $10 million in a couple of weeks. Is it that Mike and Jesse don't think he'd be able to do it? Or they don't trust him?

You mean buy it, cook it, distribute it all alone?

What do you mean by "buy it"? Yeah, he would cook it and he would use Todd and/or people he found through Mike and Saul to handle distribution. That seemed to be what he was saying after Mike and Jesse both said they were out, right? He didn't say "I can't do this without you guys." He said he wanted to keep the business going without them.

I just meant buy their share.That's true, Saul probably knows a guy that could have distributed it, but I am going to guess that it would be pennies on the dollar type of thing? Or maybe Quarters on the dollars?Perhaps that is Walt's "everybody wins" plan?

 

[comfortably numb]

Here are three things that I have been wondering about and it wouldn't surprise me if any or all of these things played a roll in the show. 1. Walt taped the ricin poison in the power outlet inside of his home. We don't know what that will be used for yet but it will have a significant role.2. The more this show goes on the smarter Jessie gets and it's only a matter of time before he turns on Walt because Walt did poison that kid with the Lily of the Valley plant.3. Walt holds a huge grudge against Grey Matter Technologies. We know that Walt really isn't in it for the money anymore as he has said as much. I'd be willing to bet that Walt is planning of destroying that company somehow. (Methylamine just may play a significant roll in how he can do this, which is why he didn't want to part with it)

I took the spoiler tags off, b/c they're not spoilers and these warrant discussion.1. I think this will definitely come into play.2. I'm starting to think that Jessie won't find this out.3. I really like this theory I'm still in the camp of that Skyler will link "robbing a train" with the reports of a missing boy in the desert near the train tracks.

As a no preview guy, totally agree these are not spoilers.I am a bit confused, I thought when Walt taped the ricin into the outlet that was the ricin used to poison the kid?Did I mess that up?There is another ricin packet that is currently hidden?

 

[Epic Problem]

Here are three things that I have been wondering about and it wouldn't surprise me if any or all of these things played a roll in the show. 1. Walt taped the ricin poison in the power outlet inside of his home. We don't know what that will be used for yet but it will have a significant role.2. The more this show goes on the smarter Jessie gets and it's only a matter of time before he turns on Walt because Walt did poison that kid with the Lily of the Valley plant.3. Walt holds a huge grudge against Grey Matter Technologies. We know that Walt really isn't in it for the money anymore as he has said as much. I'd be willing to bet that Walt is planning of destroying that company somehow. (Methylamine just may play a significant roll in how he can do this, which is why he didn't want to part with it)

I took the spoiler tags off, b/c they're not spoilers and these warrant discussion.1. I think this will definitely come into play.2. I'm starting to think that Jessie won't find this out.3. I really like this theory I'm still in the camp of that Skyler will link "robbing a train" with the reports of a missing boy in the desert near the train tracks.

As a no preview guy, totally agree these are not spoilers.I am a bit confused, I thought when Walt taped the ricin into the outlet that was the ricin used to poison the kid?Did I mess that up?There is another ricin packet that is currently hidden?

Kid was poisoned with the Lily of The Valley from the plant in the back yard.

 

[comfortably numb]

Here are three things that I have been wondering about and it wouldn't surprise me if any or all of these things played a roll in the show. 1. Walt taped the ricin poison in the power outlet inside of his home. We don't know what that will be used for yet but it will have a significant role.2. The more this show goes on the smarter Jessie gets and it's only a matter of time before he turns on Walt because Walt did poison that kid with the Lily of the Valley plant.3. Walt holds a huge grudge against Grey Matter Technologies. We know that Walt really isn't in it for the money anymore as he has said as much. I'd be willing to bet that Walt is planning of destroying that company somehow. (Methylamine just may play a significant roll in how he can do this, which is why he didn't want to part with it)

I took the spoiler tags off, b/c they're not spoilers and these warrant discussion.1. I think this will definitely come into play.2. I'm starting to think that Jessie won't find this out.3. I really like this theory I'm still in the camp of that Skyler will link "robbing a train" with the reports of a missing boy in the desert near the train tracks.

As a no preview guy, totally agree these are not spoilers.I am a bit confused, I thought when Walt taped the ricin into the outlet that was the ricin used to poison the kid?Did I mess that up?There is another ricin packet that is currently hidden?

Kid was poisoned with the Lily of The Valley from the plant in the back yard.

oof, i'm all over the place.IDK why I thought the ricin came from the plant

 

[identikit]

I wonder if they are going to keep the tank in the ground and just siphon off a few barrels at a time, or take the whole thing back?

Seems like it might be hard to move a plastic tank with all that liquid inside of it. Unless Jesse builds a fleet of robots next episode that drink methylamine and fly to a giant tank somewhere to pee it out.

They will use the pump and pump out all of the M into the same tanker they used to fill one of the tanks with water.

Where will they put the stuff that's safer than where it is right now?

What makes you think it is safe? They just murdered a kid there. If they leave it there I see it as a pretty bad decision.

Mike said they were going to leave it there and get a little at a time in the preview for next week. So I guess the guy who knows what he's doing thinks it's safe enough.

Shocking, tweedle dumb and tweedle dumber.

My link

 

[Good Posting Judge]

Yo... What ever happened to truth in advertising

He killed.

one of the best dinner scenes in tv history haha

one the best scenes in the whole five seasons of the show. certainly one of the funniest for Aaron Paul's expressions alone.

I'm tired of the whole Skylar deer in the highlights act. Her character and the storyline with the kids has been handled poorly.

What should she do?

She can't do much with a wild storyline that involves Walt resisting moving back to his condo because he doesn't want to be away from his kids. So instead he pushes his wife over the edge to the point that she sends the kids off to Marie and HANK by telling them the kids aren't safe. Great plan Walt.

He's not acting completely rationally at this point. We've gotten to this point via the entire arc of the show. How is this difficult to understand?

 

[Good Posting Judge]

Here are three things that I have been wondering about and it wouldn't surprise me if any or all of these things played a roll in the show. 1. Walt taped the ricin poison in the power outlet inside of his home. We don't know what that will be used for yet but it will have a significant role.2. The more this show goes on the smarter Jessie gets and it's only a matter of time before he turns on Walt because Walt did poison that kid with the Lily of the Valley plant.3. Walt holds a huge grudge against Grey Matter Technologies. We know that Walt really isn't in it for the money anymore as he has said as much. I'd be willing to bet that Walt is planning of destroying that company somehow. (Methylamine just may play a significant roll in how he can do this, which is why he didn't want to part with it)

I took the spoiler tags off, b/c they're not spoilers and these warrant discussion.1. I think this will definitely come into play.2. I'm starting to think that Jessie won't find this out.3. I really like this theory I'm still in the camp of that Skyler will link "robbing a train" with the reports of a missing boy in the desert near the train tracks.

Re: 1 and 2, I think this show is wary enough of falling into typical TV convention to not necessarily go down this path. Gilligan seems sharp enough to throw in some red herrings along with any possible Chekhov guns. Or poisons.Re: 3, I'm skeptical.

 

[Abraham]

Any chance the machine gun is for grey matter and the story is going to come full circle not with hank but with walts business failures?

 

[JZilla]

Lot of people looking way too much into the Grey Matter thing

He brought it up because it was relevant to the situation with Jessie bailing on the meth biz. He's not concerned with those people.

 

[mad sweeney]

I wonder if they are going to keep the tank in the ground and just siphon off a few barrels at a time, or take the whole thing back?

Seems like it might be hard to move a plastic tank with all that liquid inside of it. Unless Jesse builds a fleet of robots next episode that drink methylamine and fly to a giant tank somewhere to pee it out.

They will use the pump and pump out all of the M into the same tanker they used to fill one of the tanks with water.

Where will they put the stuff that's safer than where it is right now?

What makes you think it is safe? They just murdered a kid there. If they leave it there I see it as a pretty bad decision.

Mike said they were going to leave it there and get a little at a time in the preview for next week. So I guess the guy who knows what he's doing thinks it's safe enough.

Shocking, tweedle dumb and tweedle dumber.

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Shocking that super dingdong monkey boy doesn't get it and goes right to name calling. Whod've thunk he'd prove what a mental midget circus freak he is in his first post? Me, for one. Which was kind of the point in the first place.

 

[mad sweeney]

Any chance the machine gun is for grey matter and the story is going to come full circle not with hank but with walts business failures?

He could've already "beateN Mike, Hank and Jesse at this point and, with the cancer back and his mind completely gone, he goes after the first people who really "screwed" Heisneberg.

 

[comfortably numb]

Lot of people looking way too much into the Grey Matter thingHe brought it up because it was relevant to the situation with Jessie bailing on the meth biz. He's not concerned with those people.

Yea, I would be surprised if we heard about Grey Matter again, let alone be part of a big story line.

 

[Epic Problem]

I wonder if they are going to keep the tank in the ground and just siphon off a few barrels at a time, or take the whole thing back?

Seems like it might be hard to move a plastic tank with all that liquid inside of it. Unless Jesse builds a fleet of robots next episode that drink methylamine and fly to a giant tank somewhere to pee it out.

They will use the pump and pump out all of the M into the same tanker they used to fill one of the tanks with water.

Where will they put the stuff that's safer than where it is right now?

What makes you think it is safe? They just murdered a kid there. If they leave it there I see it as a pretty bad decision.

Mike said they were going to leave it there and get a little at a time in the preview for next week. So I guess the guy who knows what he's doing thinks it's safe enough.

Shocking, tweedle dumb and tweedle dumber.

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Shocking that super dingdong monkey boy doesn't get it and goes right to name calling. Whod've thunk he'd prove what a mental midget circus freak he is in his first post? Me, for one. Which was kind of the point in the first place.

And a wonderful job of stooping to his level to prove a point