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I couldn't tell through the plastic after the "bomb" started... it looked to me like they packed the boxes and left them in the tent, but I didn't look closely enough at the time. Couldn't really make it out in the glare from the plastic.
I thought he asked if he needs any extras, either way an odd question, no?When the Vermanos guy was going over the forms with the homeowner, he asked the guy if he had any extras.They did last night.The type of extermination where they throw a tarp over the house -- the homeowner ain't coming in to that.does Vermanos take the keys too?Thats why i love this angle, i keep waiting for someone to walk in on them, keeps the tension levels high
He was just making sure he had all the keys he needed off the chain, standard protocolI thought he asked if he needs any extras, either way an odd question, no?When the Vermanos guy was going over the forms with the homeowner, he asked the guy if he had any extras.They did last night.The type of extermination where they throw a tarp over the house -- the homeowner ain't coming in to that.does Vermanos take the keys too?Thats why i love this angle, i keep waiting for someone to walk in on them, keeps the tension levels high
That was quite the year.
I agree. Just like how the fishing the toy out of the pool was a flash-forward to the final scene of that season, this will be the final scene of the series as we know it. Lots of stuff will happen in this year, and it will culminate with Walt buying that gun and getting ready to do SOMEthing. We will not know what or if he did though. That will be left up to the movie.
I can see 9 months or so passing off camera in between the 8 episodes. That would mean some closure at the end of these 8 which I would take over a cliff hanger any day.
I thought I recall seeing all the equipment packed up in the boxes as they were leaving.. I could be mistaken though.
Without reading much into it: It shows how callous Walt (like the brother earlier) has become to the horrible things he is doing, letting his wife suffer in depression or whatever while he has a snack.Giving it more symbolism: acceptance of sin?
All those guys are in prison right now becasue Walt killed their boss exposing them. Walt is lucky Mike hasn't killed him yet. Isn't the laundry guy in jail? Walt has every reason to satisfy them. You got to pay to play. Mike should have set him straight along these lines.
Mike could have talked to him about it in advance instead of just taking $117,000 and saying "Legacy costs".
All Mike had to say was that if they don't pay up the laundry manager would likely identify Walt and Jesse. He know's their faces, cars and likely a lot more. Walt is paying hush money to protect himself not just Mike. The guy is sitting in jail instead of flipping on the guy (Walt) who got him jammed up. Walt calling it blackmail is ridiculous. The conflict between Walt and Mike makes over legacy costs makes no sense.
We have no idea that any of them can ID Walt. Mike is the only guy in danger of these guys and should be the only one to se t it straight.
Probably so they can lead someone to the headquarters eventually leaving us
.Thought Mike was gonna chew Jesse out at that moment for that exact reason.Safe to assume the laundry manager could identify Walt and Jesse and their cars. With that info you could track down Walt and Jesse in a couple of hours. He would also know info leading to the chemists would be very valuable to deal.
i cant stand badger.. duno if its the actor - the role or both
I thought Jesse got Badger and Skinny Pete to do it because he didn't want to attract any attention to himself.Probably so they can lead someone to the headquarters eventually leaving us
300k to transport the stuff.. what is mike thinking?and why is it mike and jesses problem to pay for mikes guys - hazard pay? that should be mikes problem he promised them
Jesse PlemonsA character on Friday Night Lights played by the guy who told Walt that he spotted and disabled a Bloomberg cam in the cook house.Who is Landry?YES. Love that chick.Landry is a good actor and has been getting some work. Spotted him in Paul the other night.Plus that punky chick.
was definately a cockroach
Maybe that was a tribute to The Cosby Show.
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It was sorta hamfisted in execution, but I think the point of a father, his 16yo boy and infant child gleefully watching one of the most violent scenes in a very violent movie while happily munching away on popcorn was supposed to represent two things:1) Walt's desensitization to violence 2) He likely sees a bit of himself in Montoya.... that huge gun shootout could be a foreshadowing. Remember the opening scene of the season...the gun? Skyler walking in on that also tied into her difficulty in dealing with walt's break into a hyper-violent drug lord... It wasn't very well done... but it tied into the story in a lot of ways
I thought the scene where Mike had the big piles of money and kept taking chunks away was a tribute to the Cosby Show when Theo said he wanted a "regular job" like a bus driver.Maybe that was a tribute to The Cosby Show.
He's better here than on NCIS
The freewheeling idiot thing reminds me of Michael Rappaport as...well, just about everybody he's ever played.He's better here than on NCIS
Yeah, I think Walt is far more expendable than Mike.Mikeke, of course, is also the source of methylmene.Though I'm sure Walt will probanly try to follow Mike to learn about Lydia (then propose to kill Mike and takeover the connection. Or just approach her after he kills Mike).
300K for your sales networkYou have to break it down and sell it a teenth at a time.Killing Gus and destroying the lab created a lot of collateral damage that needs reimbursement.
Mike is also supplying the materials they need to cook with. He seems pretty critical to their operation to me. But, I'm sure Walt will start figuring out ways to get rid of him and take over eventually.
What do you mean? Walt's gone, dude. This IS Heisenberg.
The return of the hat.
OMG! Spoiler!
I'm not sorry.
None needed. I was just joking.
The power of the hat! Also see Snowman, Frosty The and Platypus, Perry The
It's not Walt and Jesse's problem. But it IS their cost of doing business, a cost they all share financially. Unfortunately, for them, Mike is in charge of business. They don't have many options.
Easier said than done at this point.Would have to been done in a short period of time, or else one of them would start talking.
Lots of unnecessary risk and dmage to your rep as a big boss to go that route.It the kind of reckless thing Mike would avoid, but Lydia and Walt would jump head first into.
Mike is already under the microscope, any deaths and more heat is going to come down on him
