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[comfortably numb]

Do we know who sold him the gun and gave him the car at the Denys or did I miss it?

 

[SacramentoBob]

I don't think Walt had any intention of going to jail. He wanted to die. He just wanted to take all of his enemies with him.

I look at it a little differently. You describe it as an angry thing. I think he finally realized he ####ed up (as he told Skyler) and before he went out he wanted to erase everything he had ####ed up as much as possible. Kill everyone who may carry the business forward, let Jesse go back to his own life, siphon the money through Elliot and Gretchen like it had been earned if he had stayed with Grey Matter.

He was settling a score like he had in the past. The difference was he wasn't trying to win by staying alive or out of jail anymore. He just wanted the satisfaction of beating his enemy again.

 

[Sarnoff]

Do we know who sold him the gun and gave him the car at the Denys or did I miss it?

Yes.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

I had a huge problem with the finale. it was the laser pointers. there is no way, NO WAY, that anyone, let alone 2 meth heads could hold a laser pointer that steady from that far a distance. try it some time, you'll see how impossible it is. its easy to do it fixed on a rifle because a rifle is bigger and you get more leverage, but 2 little laser pointers? NO WAY. the dots would've been all over the place and we should've seen Gretchen and Elliot's cats going bonkers over them during the scene.

Walt's not smart enough to think of way they can steady it? C'mon man

Do they really have to draw up every single scene for people?

I think the writers really dropped the ball in not showing which interstates Walt followed on his trip back to New Mexico. I mean, there are several viable routes.

I like to think he took the southern route.

 

[SacramentoBob]

Jessie's prints were on the gun. He's got a record. Cops will be looking for him.

Breaking Bad the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111

Prints on a gun that didn't kill anyone at that crime scene.

The car with the machine gun will be tied to Walt who was found dead in the lab.

Remember Hank was the only one who wanted to keep this investigation ongoing after it had been closed. The police will find a bunch of dead bad guys who they can tie to the meth and will leave it at that IMO. The kingpin is dead.

 

[jamny]

Jessie's prints were on the gun. He's got a record. Cops will be looking for him.

Breaking Bad the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111

Prints on a gun that didn't kill anyone at that crime scene.

Isn't it the gun that Walt used to kill Jack?

 

[SacramentoBob]

Jessie's prints were on the gun. He's got a record. Cops will be looking for him.

Breaking Bad the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111

Prints on a gun that didn't kill anyone at that crime scene.

Isn't it the gun that Walt used to kill Jack?

Well, maybe that. Unsure whether they'd get useable prints though. Lots of people had their hand on that gun at some point.

 

[brun]

I was satisfied with the finale. However, it would have been awesome if Jack Black had been there when Walt was working on that oscillating tripod for the M60.

 

[Major]

Had some time let the finale marinate and it was definitely the suck by Breaking Bad standards. Down there with The Fly episode.

 

[RUSF18]

Anonymous donation to their charity launders it pretty quickly, yes?

Anonymously giving the money away doesn't launder it any more than burning it in the fireplace does.

The point of laundering money is that you get to keep it.

The point of laundering money is to make it appear to be coming from a legitimate, legal income source. For Walt Jr, having that money come from the Grey Matter people - who are billionaires - legitimizes it.

In theory, they can probably keep that barrel of cash in a safe in their home and not draw any suspicion should it ever be found, on the basis that billionaires having stacks of cash for a doomsday scenario isn't that unreasonable. They can fund the Walt Jr trust with their own business funds that they use to make the rest of their charitable contributions. That money is already integrated into the system because it came from legitimate operations.

 

[IvanKaramazov]

Had some time let the finale marinate and it was definitely the suck for Breaking Bad standards. Down there with The Fly episode.

Did cstu need a break or something?

 

[Gadabout]

Had some time let the finale marinate and it was definitely the suck for Breaking Bad standards. Down there with The Fly episode.

Weren't a fan of the Albuquerque leg of the Redemption/Closure tour?

 

[Ghost Rider]

Jessie's prints were on the gun. He's got a record. Cops will be looking for him.

Breaking Bad the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111

Prints on a gun that didn't kill anyone at that crime scene.

What? It was the gun that killed Jack. Walt shot Jack, dropped it on the ground, and slid it to Jesse, who then picked it up.

 

[Zow]

Was the Jesse carpentry scene a dream or a flash forward?

After watching it again and sleeping on it, I withdraw most of my complaints.

I was pretty hammered last night and in that state I can sometimes lash out at those I care about the most. I'm sorry, Breaking Bad. I love you.

 

[FlapJacks]

He liked it

He was good at it

 

[Zow]

Jessie's prints were on the gun. He's got a record. Cops will be looking for him.

Breaking Bad the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111

Prints on a gun that didn't kill anyone at that crime scene.

Isn't it the gun that Walt used to kill Jack?

Well, maybe that. Unsure whether they'd get useable prints though. Lots of people had their hand on that gun at some point.

Yeah, getting prints off that thing would be nearly impossible.

 

[fruity pebbles]

Just watched the finale a 2nd time. Enjoyed it much more than the 1st, not sure why.

 

[packersfan]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

 

[tommyboy]

I get that the keys could remote control the arm the gun was swiveling on,but how was the trigger depressed so the gun fired too?

Walts wedding ring tied to a string

 

[UniAlias]

Jessie's prints were on the gun. He's got a record. Cops will be looking for him.

Breaking Bad the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111

Prints on a gun that didn't kill anyone at that crime scene.The car with the machine gun will be tied to Walt who was found dead in the lab.

Remember Hank was the only one who wanted to keep this investigation ongoing after it had been closed. The police will find a bunch of dead bad guys who they can tie to the meth and will leave it at that IMO. The kingpin is dead.

Unless this guy is running the ABQ police department I'm pretty sure they would still dust for prints, including the lab where Jesse's would be all over.

 

[Gr00vus]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

 

[packersfan]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

They don't know if he was involved and like I said I'm not sure they'd care all that much. To the best of their knowledge Walt was the kingpin and now that he's dead I could see them concluding this is all over.

Besides, as was posted already the point of all this isn't what happens next to/for Jesse. It's all about him being free. He's no longer a prisoner of the Nazi's or of Walt. That's the gift Walt gave him and one could say it's the only real gift he ever gave him.

 

[Zow]

I felt a little let down by this final season. Show certainly peaked in season 4, IMO. I preferred Jessie when he wasn't the tortured soul and a shell of his former self. Also the Nazis as the "bad guys" didn't come close to the complex character Gus was.

They weren't supposed to. They were supposed to be the pure standard evil criminals. They had their own sort of amoral code. Heck, they had all that money and still engaged in all the same stuff - made me think of the scene from Dark Knight where Alfred describes the thief who stole rubies for sport. And Todd was the perfect microcosm of someone essentially "broken bad" probably from birth. They were absolutely necessary for the spectrum upon which we were to view Walt and his "bad" behavior. Gus, Crazy 8, Jesse, Lydia, etc. All differently "bad" and shaped the lense upon which we viewed Walt.

 

[[icon]]

Had some time let the finale marinate and it was definitely the suck by Breaking Bad standards. Down there with The Fly episode.

 

[Long Ball Larry]

Do we know who sold him the gun and gave him the car at the Denys or did I miss it?

that's a good one.

 

[Zow]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

1) They wear gloves when they cook

2) Real life ain't CSI.

3) Even if they got Jesse's prints, are we clear they are even in CODIS? They likely are, but it's possible they don't even have a comparison to make - after all, since Hank and Gomey never told anyone they had Jesse, any new law enforcement would have no reason to think Jesse is involved.

 

[Greco]

Felina?

Never mind.

GG greco

at first. then not so much.

 

[Zow]

One thing I havent seen commented on anywhere: Walt has just killed everyone in his family (literal, figurative) and Todd still looks out the window and starts his next sentence with respect, "Mr. White..." before getting choked out. Had me

Todd hadn't yet realized Walt was responsible. The gun was inside the trunk and not visible from the window, so Todd hadn't yet put it together that Walt brought it in.

I don't think so. I think Todd knew what happened, it's just that Todd knows Mr. White as Mr. White. Also, the only emotion we've ever seen from Todd is a schoolboy crush. Killing, of anyone, really isn't a thing to Todd. Todd probably had no issues to what Walt did, even in that moment, but it was totally an acceptable move in the "game."

I think that was done solely to again relay to us just how far Todd is on the "bad" scale.

 

[Gr00vus]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

They don't know if he was involved and like I said I'm not sure they'd care all that much. To the best of their knowledge Walt was the kingpin and now that he's dead I could see them concluding this is all over.

Besides, as was posted already the point of all this isn't what happens next to/for Jesse. It's all about him being free. He's no longer a prisoner of the Nazi's or of Walt. That's the gift Walt gave him and one could say it's the only real gift he ever gave him.

I can't see it being cased closed. There's the dvd evidence the police will find, he's a known drug dealer from way back, they've got absolutely no-one alive besides him to pin anything on or clear up what happened. Law enforcement isn't just going to shrug its shoulders at that point and let him go. His only likely outcomes are leaving the country or getting caught.

 

[SacramentoBob]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

It seems like it's been forever since we've seen a cook episode, but I remember them always being heavily geared up and meticulous about cleaning up afterwards. if Jesse kept those same habits, it may be hard to find his prints.

 

[Gr00vus]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

1) They wear gloves when they cook

2) Real life ain't CSI.

3) Even if they got Jesse's prints, are we clear they are even in CODIS? They likely are, but it's possible they don't even have a comparison to make - after all, since Hank and Gomey never told anyone they had Jesse, any new law enforcement would have no reason to think Jesse is involved.

Didn't they show us a scene in this very last episode where he was working in the lab without gloves?

Jesse's been arrested a few times already, not sure if he'd been convicted, but I imagine they got his prints on file at one time or another.

Besides that, Marie knew his story, he also was the last person she knew to be with Hank before Hank got killed.

You really think they're just going to let him get away?

 

[SacramentoBob]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

They don't know if he was involved and like I said I'm not sure they'd care all that much. To the best of their knowledge Walt was the kingpin and now that he's dead I could see them concluding this is all over.

Besides, as was posted already the point of all this isn't what happens next to/for Jesse. It's all about him being free. He's no longer a prisoner of the Nazi's or of Walt. That's the gift Walt gave him and one could say it's the only real gift he ever gave him.

I can't see it being cased closed. There's the dvd evidence the police will find, he's a known drug dealer from way back, they've got absolutely no-one alive besides him to pin anything on or clear up what happened. Law enforcement isn't just going to shrug its shoulders at that point and let him go. His only likely outcomes are leaving the country or getting caught.

The BB police department did that MULTIPLE times in the series. Hank was the only one interested in following the clues and he was basically forced to stop by his boss. They walk out of this with $70M in cash, a bunch of lab equipment, a dead fugitive, location of the bodies of two missing DEA agents and whatever bonus they get for the Aryans. Case will be closed.

 

[Ghost Rider]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

It seems like it's been forever since we've seen a cook episode, but I remember them always being heavily geared up and meticulous about cleaning up afterwards. if Jesse kept those same habits, it may be hard to find his prints.

Except that when Todd went and got him, he was "finishing up a batch," in Todd's words, so there would have been no clean-up that time.

I think the assumption is that Jesse is free and will get away somehow, but there are many ways to tie him to what went down.

 

[SacramentoBob]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

1) They wear gloves when they cook

2) Real life ain't CSI.

3) Even if they got Jesse's prints, are we clear they are even in CODIS? They likely are, but it's possible they don't even have a comparison to make - after all, since Hank and Gomey never told anyone they had Jesse, any new law enforcement would have no reason to think Jesse is involved.

Didn't they show us a scene in this very last episode where he was working in the lab without gloves?

Jesse's been arrested a few times already, not sure if he'd been convicted, but I imagine they got his prints on file at one time or another.

Besides that, Marie knew his story, he also was the last person she knew to be with Hank before Hank got killed.

You really think they're just going to let him get away?

You think Marie has some kind of ill will towards Jesse? He was helping them catch Walt. She blames Walt for Hank's death, not Jesse. As far as she's concerned, he's not some loose end that can't be forgotten.

 

[Gr00vus]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

They don't know if he was involved and like I said I'm not sure they'd care all that much. To the best of their knowledge Walt was the kingpin and now that he's dead I could see them concluding this is all over.

Besides, as was posted already the point of all this isn't what happens next to/for Jesse. It's all about him being free. He's no longer a prisoner of the Nazi's or of Walt. That's the gift Walt gave him and one could say it's the only real gift he ever gave him.

I can't see it being cased closed. There's the dvd evidence the police will find, he's a known drug dealer from way back, they've got absolutely no-one alive besides him to pin anything on or clear up what happened. Law enforcement isn't just going to shrug its shoulders at that point and let him go. His only likely outcomes are leaving the country or getting caught.

The BB police department did that MULTIPLE times in the series. Hank was the only one interested in following the clues and he was basically forced to stop by his boss. They walk out of this with $70M in cash, a bunch of lab equipment, a dead fugitive, location of the bodies of two missing DEA agents and whatever bonus they get for the Aryans. Case will be closed.

He was the last guy known to be with Hank and Gomez before they were executed - there's no way they just let him vanish with no effort.

 

[SacramentoBob]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

They don't know if he was involved and like I said I'm not sure they'd care all that much. To the best of their knowledge Walt was the kingpin and now that he's dead I could see them concluding this is all over.

Besides, as was posted already the point of all this isn't what happens next to/for Jesse. It's all about him being free. He's no longer a prisoner of the Nazi's or of Walt. That's the gift Walt gave him and one could say it's the only real gift he ever gave him.

I can't see it being cased closed. There's the dvd evidence the police will find, he's a known drug dealer from way back, they've got absolutely no-one alive besides him to pin anything on or clear up what happened. Law enforcement isn't just going to shrug its shoulders at that point and let him go. His only likely outcomes are leaving the country or getting caught.

The BB police department did that MULTIPLE times in the series. Hank was the only one interested in following the clues and he was basically forced to stop by his boss. They walk out of this with $70M in cash, a bunch of lab equipment, a dead fugitive, location of the bodies of two missing DEA agents and whatever bonus they get for the Aryans. Case will be closed.

He was the last guy known to be with Hank and Gomez before they were executed - there's no way they just let him vanish with no effort.

Known by who?

 

[Gr00vus]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

They don't know if he was involved and like I said I'm not sure they'd care all that much. To the best of their knowledge Walt was the kingpin and now that he's dead I could see them concluding this is all over.

Besides, as was posted already the point of all this isn't what happens next to/for Jesse. It's all about him being free. He's no longer a prisoner of the Nazi's or of Walt. That's the gift Walt gave him and one could say it's the only real gift he ever gave him.

I can't see it being cased closed. There's the dvd evidence the police will find, he's a known drug dealer from way back, they've got absolutely no-one alive besides him to pin anything on or clear up what happened. Law enforcement isn't just going to shrug its shoulders at that point and let him go. His only likely outcomes are leaving the country or getting caught.

The BB police department did that MULTIPLE times in the series. Hank was the only one interested in following the clues and he was basically forced to stop by his boss. They walk out of this with $70M in cash, a bunch of lab equipment, a dead fugitive, location of the bodies of two missing DEA agents and whatever bonus they get for the Aryans. Case will be closed.

He was the last guy known to be with Hank and Gomez before they were executed - there's no way they just let him vanish with no effort.

Known by who?

Marie.

 

[IvanKaramazov]

I don't think it really matters what happens to Jesse from here. The important thing is that he survived and he's going to get another shot at life. Whether that means living as a fugitive or doing a few years in prison, it doesn't matter.

 

[packersfan]

Marie doesn't care about anything other than Walt being dead. As far as she knew Jesse was working with Hank so if he got away I doubt she'll care at all.

 

[TheIronSheik]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

1) They wear gloves when they cook

2) Real life ain't CSI.

3) Even if they got Jesse's prints, are we clear they are even in CODIS? They likely are, but it's possible they don't even have a comparison to make - after all, since Hank and Gomey never told anyone they had Jesse, any new law enforcement would have no reason to think Jesse is involved.

Wasn't he brought in a couple of times early in the series? I don't remember all of the details as it's been a couple years.

 

[Tiger Fan]

Jessie's prints were on the gun. He's got a record. Cops will be looking for him.

Breaking Bad the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111

Prints on a gun that didn't kill anyone at that crime scene.

Isn't it the gun that Walt used to kill Jack?

Well, maybe that. Unsure whether they'd get useable prints though. Lots of people had their hand on that gun at some point.

Yeah, getting prints off that thing would be nearly impossible.

Even though Jessie was the last one to hold it?

 

[packersfan]

I don't think it really matters what happens to Jesse from here. The important thing is that he survived and he's going to get another shot at life. Whether that means living as a fugitive or doing a few years in prison, it doesn't matter.

Precisely.

 

[Limp Ditka]

Even if the cops go looking for Jesse how hard will they really look? They have no idea of his involvement with any of this. The only ones who knew are both dead.

Walt is the one they wanted. They found him at the scene of a crime dead along with a lot of other dead bodies. They also know now where Hank and Gomey's bodies are. As far as they know a lot of bad guys killed each other and the person they believe is responsible for Hank and Gomey being shot is dead too.

Case closed.

Wouldn't Jesse's prints be all over the meth lab equipment, while Walt's wouldn't be (except for that one container he touched)? At the very least you'd think they'd be concerned that somebody involved in the production of the blue meth was still at large.

1) They wear gloves when they cook

2) Real life ain't CSI.

3) Even if they got Jesse's prints, are we clear they are even in CODIS? They likely are, but it's possible they don't even have a comparison to make - after all, since Hank and Gomey never told anyone they had Jesse, any new law enforcement would have no reason to think Jesse is involved.

Wasn't he brought in a couple of times early in the series? I don't remember all of the details as it's been a couple years.

All it takes is once. He was brought in after the money flinging escapade.

 

[Tiger Fan]

I don't think it really matters what happens to Jesse from here. The important thing is that he survived and he's going to get another shot at life. Whether that means living as a fugitive or doing a few years in prison, it doesn't matter.

It's just discussion

 

[Gr00vus]

Marie doesn't care about anything other than Walt being dead. As far as she knew Jesse was working with Hank so if he got away I doubt she'll care at all.

Whether she cares or not (and honestly I can't see how she wouldn't), is probably irrelevant as she probably told people working the case everything she knew once they started following up on the disappearance/death of 2 DEA agents.

The point is, Jesse may not be anybody's ##### at the conclusion of the episode, but I wonder how long that will last for him.

 

[Politician Spock]

For all Marie knew, Jesse was as dead and missing as Hank was. Finding Hank's body and not Jesse's isn't going to be some moral conflict for her that she now wants Jesse's body dead or alive too.

 

[TheIronSheik]

I don't think it really matters what happens to Jesse from here. The important thing is that he survived and he's going to get another shot at life. Whether that means living as a fugitive or doing a few years in prison, it doesn't matter.

I agree. It's not part of the story line at all.

But I brought it up because I see people talking about how he's free and that he may even go raise Brock because he needs a good father. It's not going to happen.

And to speculate even further, I wouldn't be surprised if that junkie drove that car to a dealer, and smoked up a huge bag of meth to "get himself right" after his long ordeal.

Jessie was a junkie and a murderer. He's proven that he won't change.

Again, it's not pertinent to the story told. But if we are going to speculate about how the rest of his life unfolds, I'd suspect it goes something like I just said, even if he's not arrested for the shootout and multiple homicides.

 

[packersfan]

For all Marie knew, Jesse was as dead and missing as Hank was. Finding Hank's body and not Jesse's isn't going to be some moral conflict for her that she now wants Jesse's body dead or alive too.

Yup. She got what she wanted - Walt's dead. I don't think she cares at all what happens to Jesse since there's no reason for her to believe Jesse had anything to do with Hank's death. As far as she's concerned that's all on Walt.

 

[fruity pebbles]

Nobody alive knows Jesse is around. He's been missing for a long time, they think he left a long time ago.

 

[packersfan]

Gilligan said he thinks Jesse will go somewhere like Alaska and commute with nature. If that's good enough for Vince that's good enough for me.

I honestly never thought he'd go to see Brock. How would he even know where to find him at this point?