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I don't need to see another meth production montage. But Walt's genius in understanding and applying chemistry has been the foundation upon which everything that has passed in this show has been built. The only exceptional capability Walt has is his prowess in this area. It's his "superpower," the main weapon in his arsenal (not a vial of ricin or an M60). I'd like to see it brought to bear one more time before the show is over.
I would argue the things like the vial of ricin are more in line with his superpowers than cooking a nice batch of meth.
SoCalBroncoFan said:
I agree with most of this. I started thinking he might try to frame the Nazis a couple of episodes ago.
I'm working on the assumption he's alive and well, serving up DQ Blizzards in OmahaWe want Saul to live too, of course.
Cinnabons?I'm working on the assumption he's alive and well, serving up DQ Blizzards in Omaha
Not really. His superpowers at meth cooking are more or less unsurpassed and is what allowed him to build an empire and at various times get away with sheer stupidity or be considered too valuable to lose. He doesn't cook "nice" meth, he cooks super pure meth unlike anything else out there.
Exactly, but in the context of those comments he wants the product as pure as possible. His motive isn't relevant.
I'm sure. For $10 million it's only 8 miles away. I assume he got a car to go back to NM, nothing more than a little detour.
Seriously? The things that made Walt Break Bad are Gray Matter and cancer. I think people got too caught up in the whole drug game stuff and forgot that the show is about human transformation and the causes for and consequences of actions/situations.
Grey Matter has fulfilled its role. The whole interview and the mention that blue is back in the southwest was simply a catalyst for Walt to go and prevent something he created from being profited from by others a second time. Trying to shoehorn him getting even with both the Nazi's and the Schwartz would be cramming too much into one episode.
You could be right but to say it may be disappointing that gray matter may matter in the end is ridiculous.
Isn't Grandma still alive? She was never very thrilled with Jesse and would probably stand in the way of Jesse taking care of him. This of course ignores the fact that Jesse is an associate of a meth kingpin and will be just as wanted by the government if he escapes. I don't think this is good for his adoption resume.
I like to see him, Badger and Flynn create a meth empire after they murder Todd, Lydia and Heisenberg.
Only episode of the entire series I don't likeI think Fly is one of the better episodes.Not that good but not "Fly" or "Peek a boo" bad either.Bigboy10182000 said:For the most part I agree but I thought last night's show wasnt that goodshader said:
if jesse gets in the van, walt is never caught, hank and gomey is still alive, jesse isnt hamburger faced slave, andrea is alive, and flynn is enjoying a bowl of fruit loops.Oh and huell is not stuck in his room
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If they are doing this right, they'd do the old trick of shooting 3 endings and nobody knows right now but Gilligan and his editor.
