Breaking Bad on AMC (1 Viewer)

[BustedKnuckles]

Jesse always had that rat vibe about him. In Full Measure, when they were on the run from Gus following Walt's killing those drug dealers, Jesse suggested then that Walt go to the cops and into the WRP.

Besides, once Jesse figured out that Walt really did poison Brock, what better way to get revenge on Walt than ratting him out to the cops?

Jesse never struck me as a rat. More had the vibe of being in over his head.

I believe Jesse was exceedingly loyal to Walt.

If not for Jesse's steadfast refusal to break from Walt, Gus would have killed Walt pretty early on.

When Walter white turned into Heisenberg full time i think jesse changed as well...but in the opposite....he lost his stomach for the meth trade and wanted out...finding out WW had been lying to him turning to the cops it was an easy way to pay him back

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

TIME magazine gave a very good review of "Better Call Saul". Odenkirk drew a lot of praise.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Last chance to look at me, Hector...

 

[Wingnut]

Watching Ozymandias now.

RIP Hank

 

[Rick James]

Do we think Walt was planning on letting the cops find him when he's at that bar in Maine? He just got done talking with Flynn who told him to drop dead, then he calls the fbi and says its Walter white. Then he hangs up and orders a drink at the bar. It isn't until he sees grey matter doing an interview with charlie rose that seemingly pisses him off.

 

[comfortably numb]

Do we think Walt was planning on letting the cops find him when he's at that bar in Maine? He just got done talking with Flynn who told him to drop dead, then he calls the fbi and says its Walter white. Then he hangs up and orders a drink at the bar. It isn't until he sees grey matter doing an interview with charlie rose that seemingly pisses him off.

Yea. He was turning himself in at that point.

 

[Slapdash]

Do we think Walt was planning on letting the cops find him when he's at that bar in Maine? He just got done talking with Flynn who told him to drop dead, then he calls the fbi and says its Walter white. Then he hangs up and orders a drink at the bar. It isn't until he sees grey matter doing an interview with charlie rose that seemingly pisses him off.

I think he dialed the wrong number

 

[Rick James]

Love how the passcode to the Schwartz palace is as long as the konami code.

 

[comfortably numb]

You're gonna need a bigger knife

 

[Rick James]

Lmao todd's ringtone for Lydia

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Lmao todd's ringtone for Lydia

Lydia, o Lydia,

Oh, have you met Lydia?

 

[RUSF18]

I walked by this sign this morning, and did a double take, walked back and snapped a picture. All for you guys. Apologize for the reflection.

But who would want breakfast when you can have beats?!

edit: My work is blocking the upload. Luckily I was able to find the official flyer.

http://i2.cdnds.net/15/06/618x1012/showbiz-rj-mitte-dj-show.jpg

 

[Das Boot]

Kinda interesting:

'Breaking Bad': See Iconic Scenes Reshot for Spanish-Language Remake

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/breaking-bad-spanish-version-metastasis-799586

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Lmao todd's ringtone for Lydia

Lydia, o Lydia,Oh, have you met Lydia?

Lydia the tattooed lady...

 

[Ghost Rider]

Page 17??

 

[NajehHejan]

I could go for some Pollos Hermanos about now.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Page 17??

Show's over, man.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Page 17??

Can't wait for next season!

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Cranston at comicon https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VLEfrulUEcs&feature=youtu.be

 

[Ghost Rider]

It's a mark of how awesome Cranston is that he can make a "your mother" joke, which stop being funny once you are past the age of 12, funny. Him dropping the mic and his smile while trying not to laugh totally made the moment.

 

[comfortably numb]

It's a mark of how awesome Cranston is that he can make a "your mother" joke, which stop being funny once you are past the age of 12, funny. Him dropping the mic and his smile while trying not to laugh totally made the moment.

Isn't everyone at these comic con things under 12?

Probably why he got such a good response

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

It's a mark of how awesome Cranston is that he can make a "your mother" joke, which stop being funny once you are past the age of 12, funny. Him dropping the mic and his smile while trying not to laugh totally made the moment.

Isn't everyone at these comic con things under 12?

Probably why he got such a good response

Not even close.

 

[Fariq]

It's a mark of how awesome Cranston is that he can make a "your mother" joke, which stop being funny once you are past the age of 12, funny. Him dropping the mic and his smile while trying not to laugh totally made the moment.

Isn't everyone at these comic con things under 12?Probably why he got such a good response

Sort of. Most are under 12 or insert-older-age going on 12.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

It's a mark of how awesome Cranston is that he can make a "your mother" joke, which stop being funny once you are past the age of 12, funny. Him dropping the mic and his smile while trying not to laugh totally made the moment.

Isn't everyone at these comic con things under 12?Probably why he got such a good response

Not even close.

Chronologically, mentally...same diff.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Not sure why AMC doesn't run marathons every weekend.

 

[Ghost Rider]

Not sure why AMC doesn't run marathons every weekend.

Thank God they don't, or many of us would never get anything done.

 

[Das Boot]

Do you guys think Jesse ended up going to college?

I think he probably became an addict again. :(

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

He's currently working as a curator at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.

 

[Ghost Rider]

Hopefully he at least learned a trade.

That's the thing: the only skills he had were cooking meth. He has no contacts left except for Badger and Skinny Pete. No way will his parents help him again, since we never saw them again after Jesse swindled the house out from under them. Plus, he had no money left since he threw it all away. It's nice to think that Jesse went on to lead a happy life finally free of Walt, but the odds were stacked heavily against him.

 

[Brady Marino]

Hopefully he at least learned a trade.

He makes wooden boxes and sells them at that gas station he tried to sell meth to the clerk at.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Hopefully he at least learned a trade.

He makes wooden boxes and sells them at that gas station he tried to sell meth to the clerk at.

They don't really sell, but the heavy clerk buys them all herself just so Jesse will keeping bringing his blue eyes in.

 

[Fariq]

I heard that he got a job as Ken Wins' personal driver.

 

[Brady Marino]

Hopefully he at least learned a trade.

He makes wooden boxes and sells them at that gas station he tried to sell meth to the clerk at.

They don't really sell, but the heavy clerk buys them all herself just so Jesse will keeping bringing his blue eyes in.

Years down the road, they buy an RV and drive off into the sunset.

 

[Psychopav]

Jesse has brains and now he has a survivor's experience. I think he's going to be ok.

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

Gail's family hopes Jesse doesn't go on to a happy life.

 

[Tiger Fan]

We don't know for sure that Walt is dead

 

[sports_fan]

Pretty sure Jesse stopped existing when the show ended. Walt too.

 

[Abraham]

We don't know for sure that Walt is dead

Never saw Jack's funeral either.

 

[chauncey]

MythBusters takes a look at the final shootout.

LINK

 

[Das Boot]

MythBusters takes a look at the final shootout.

LINK

That was really well done.

 

[shader]

There will be a character named Gus introduced down the road. He is a drug kingpin. He will eventually work with Walt, but then Walt will feel threatened by him. Walt will find a way to kill Gus. I believe it will be done using a old man who communicates by ringing a bell. Walt will likely rig the old man's wheelchair to explode while Gus is in close proximity.

Ok I'm rewatching this amazing series because it's been 7-8 years since I saw the first two seasons. Figured I'd follow along with this thread.

RN showing a keen eye for the buried edit.

 

[shuke]

MythBusters takes a look at the final shootout.

LINK

Rules

 

[Bigboy10182000]

"Tell your ##### bag brother in-law to head toward the light"

 

[Ghost Rider]

Has Jesse been spotted in Alaska yet? 

 

[Bigboy10182000]

On the rewatch they should have stopped this show after they killed Gus

 

[Homer J Simpson]

On the rewatch they should have stopped this show after they killed Gus

That's the dumbest thing I've ever read here. And I'm fully caught up on the Trump thread. 

 

[Bigboy10182000]

 When I watched the show in real time I didn't have any issues with it.  Watching it again you notice how bad it was.  They definitely should have skipped it.  The todd angle. hijacking a train etc was just way too much on the second watch

 

[Cjw_55106]

 When I watched the show in real time I didn't have any issues with it.  Watching it again you notice how bad it was.  They definitely should have skipped it.  The todd angle. hijacking a train etc was just way too much on the second watch

Without Todd, we get no Butcher of Luverne. 

 

[bostonfred]

The showdown with Gus was really the climax of the show, but the story wouldn't have been complete without seeing hank find out.  It was also important to see Walt try to run the business on his own - and go completely evil before finding some level of redemption at the end.   

I agree the story got hokey at times but that was true from season two on.   Ted slipping and breaking his neck?  Unnecessary.   Marie stealing forks? Come on. That stuff could and probably should have been cut.   But the big difference when rewatching is that the pace that kept you moving full speed every episode feels a lot different when you know what's coming and it feels like it's taking forever for that thing you know is going to happen to happen.   

 

[IvanKaramazov]

On the rewatch they should have stopped this show after they killed Gus

I definitely wouldn't go that far, but after rewatching the series, it's pretty jarring to realize just how many characters are S5-only and how that season's storyline is so divorced from the rest of the franchise.  I agree with BF's take that Gus was really the climax though.