[Mr. Serious Business]

The servers fucked Skylar?

[maharg]

So why was ted bald? i think i missed something.

Not a spoiler. Seriously, people.

And the answer is because when they bolt (literally) one of those head brace things into your head they don't want hair getting in the way. Never mind anything else they might have done.

[water_wendi]

What's that pertaining too?

The small issue with how easily Mike went along with things. Its nothing really, imo.

[Hiltz]

Think it'll be more like Jesse at some point telling Mike that the reason he couldn't go with Gus was because Gus poisoned Brock. And which point Mike will be like "What the fuck? Gus didn't poison Brock!" And then Jesse will start to get VERY skeptical, and somehow he'll get the information from Saul Goodman direct. And which point: shit here. fan there.

That sounds about right.

[saunderez]

Jesse already knows Gus didn't poison Brock.

Correct, he thinks it was an accident and Brock ate something he shouldn't have. Unless he finds the pot plant or Walt or Saul outright tells him I don't think he's going to find out.

[SpeedingUptoStop]

Magnets fucked Ted.

[bangladesh]

Jesse already knows Gus didn't poison Brock.

He still had to go.. right?

[maharg]

Correct, he thinks it was an accident and Brock ate something he shouldn't have. Unless he finds the pot plant or Walt or Saul outright tells him I don't think he's going to find out.

He'll find out. I mean, come on.

[Mully]

Correct, he thinks it was an accident and Brock ate something he shouldn't have. Unless he finds the pot plant or Walt or Saul outright tells him I don't think he's going to find out.

I could see Mike going to Saul at some point and finding that out. Mike goes to kill Walt, but before Mike can tell Jesse what happens, Walt kills Mike.

[shadyspace]

I don't get why Mike doesn't shoot Walt.

Barring there being some personal connection between the two we've not yet been made aware of, why would he? He'd be a piss-poor operator if he had any loyalties beyond money.

[f0rk]

Mike was all "DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'VE DONE" as if there was going to be some huge blow back (likely as Gus was a drug kingpin) that Walt hadn't anticipated, but nothing that bad actually happened.

[bangladesh]

I feel bad for Ted.. ):

[saunderez]

He'll find out. I mean, come on.

I'd expect that from any other show but Breaking Bad tends to throw me for a loop every now and then.

I could see Mike going to Saul at some point and finding that out. Mike goes to kill Walt, but before Mike can tell Jesse what happens, Walt kills Mike.

Sounds good to me.

[Mr. Serious Business]

Mike was all "DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'VE DONE" as if there was going to be some huge blow back (likely as Gus was a drug kingpin) that Walt hadn't anticipated, but nothing that bad actually happened.

It's implied that there will be though. There's a possible Chilean cartel/crime family connection with Gus, involvement from Madrigal, and a potential rift left by the destruction of Don Eladio's cartel.

[saunderez]

Barring there being some personal connection between the two we've not yet been made aware of, why would he? He'd be a piss-poor operator if he had any loyalties beyond money.

I thought it was that Mike likes Jesse. Jesse and Walt continue their "you'll have to shoot me if you want to shoot him" game that Walt played with Gus when he wanted to shoot Jesse.

[UrbanRats]

Not a spoiler. Seriously, people. And the answer is because when they bolt (literally) one of those head brace things into your head they don't want hair getting in the way. Never mind anything else they might have done.

That scene will give me nightmares, damn.

[maharg]

Barring there being some personal connection between the two we've not yet been made aware of, why would he? He'd be a piss-poor operator if he had any loyalties beyond money.

Are you kidding? Leaving Walt running around is basically Mike's biggest liability at this point, and Mike's as much as said so. The only reason he didn't blow his head off in the desert in this episode is Jesse's intervention.

[-Pyromaniac-]

I think Walt will kill Mike this season.

[BlueTsunami]

Mike was all "DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'VE DONE" as if there was going to be some huge blow back (likely as Gus was a drug kingpin) that Walt hadn't anticipated, but nothing that bad actually happened.

One has to remember that all this happened within the span of a couple of days or so. The repercussions haven't hit yet.

[BertramCooper]

Can we make Junkyard Dude a regular character?

Because he's awesome.

[SpeedingUptoStop]

I think Walt will kill Mike this season.

I think that Mike didn't get the hell out of dodge already means this will happen.


And I will probably stop watching this show then.

[-Pyromaniac-]

I think that Mike didn't get the hell out of dodge already means this will happen. And I will probably stop watching this show then.

I root for both of them until the end. I root for Jesse, Hank, Mike, and Walt. MAY THE BEST MAN WIN. It shall be glorious to see what happens.

[SpeedingUptoStop]

I root for both of them until the end. I root for Jesse, Hank, Mike, and Walt. MAY THE BEST MAN WIN. It shall be glorious to see what happens.

This show can end with Walt blowing Walt jr. For all I care, just as long as Saul and Mike live through it.

[shadyspace]

This show can end with Walt blowing Walt jr. For all I care, just as long as Saul and Mike live through it.

What is wrong with you.

[-Pyromaniac-]

This show can end with Walt blowing Walt jr. For all I care, just as long as Saul and Mike live through it.

Saul is gonna tell Jesse about the poisoning (he wont mention he helped lol), Jesse is gonna team up with Mike to take him out. Walt kills them both, then kills Saul.

FIN. DEAL WITH IT.

[Copernicus]

One has to remember that all this happened within the span of a couple of days or so. The repercussions haven't hit yet.

Plus there's the whole cold opening with Walt and an m60.

[SpeedingUptoStop]

Saul is gonna tell Jesse about the poisoning (he wont mention he helped lol), Jesse is gonna team up with Mike to take him out. Walt kills them both, then kills Saul. FIN. DEAL WITH IT.

You expect me to just, like, ACCEPT?

[bangladesh]

Can we make Junkyard Dude a regular character? Because he's awesome.

I'm sure we'll see more of him. He's a great asset for the team.

[i_am_not_jon_ames]

Can we make Junkyard Dude a regular character? Because he's awesome.

He's also fake Kramer.

[RaidenZR]

Think it'll be more like Jesse at some point telling Mike that the reason he couldn't go with Gus was because Gus poisoned Brock. And which point Mike will be like "What the fuck? Gus didn't poison Brock!" And then Jesse will start to get VERY skeptical, and somehow he'll get the information from Saul Goodman direct. And which point: shit here. fan there.

Mike was in Mexico remember? Recovering from the gunshot...

[Good Job Bob]

Mike was all "DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'VE DONE" as if there was going to be some huge blow back (likely as Gus was a drug kingpin) that Walt hadn't anticipated, but nothing that bad actually happened.

Give it a little time.

[BlueTsunami]

Plus there's the whole cold opening with Walt and an m60.

Can't wait 'till we catch up to it. Wonder if the Season will cliffhang on what happens after he picks up the M60? Seems like there will need to be a jump in time somewhere before then though.

[Copernicus]

I've always wondered how they meet up in the middle of the desert.

Like, meet me by that dirt road with the dry bushes. No, no, no, not that one, the one with the big patch of dirt.

[Pocks]

He's also fake Kramer.

And Carl from Billy Madison.

[impirius]

Hewell fucked Skylar?

"He's got fingers like hot dogs."

[Quote]

This is the last season right? I hope they don't waste even one episode with Jesse finding out about the poison plant. I'd like them to just leave it alone. It had purpose of showing us how much Walt has changed in 4 seasons.

[santi_yo]

[Cornballer]

This is the last season right?

Fifteen more episodes. Seven more this Summer and eight more in 2013.

[_Isaac]

This is the last season right? I hope they don't waste even one episode with Jesse finding out about the poison plant. I'd like them to just leave it alone. It had purpose of showing us how much Walt has changed in 4 seasons.

I highly highly doubt they'll leave it alone. Jesse will definitely find out and then it'll probably be Jesse vs Walt for the rest of the series. One of these two isn't going to make it out alive.

[Liu Kang Baking A Pie]

Correct, he thinks it was an accident and Brock ate something he shouldn't have. Unless he finds the pot plant or Walt or Saul outright tells him I don't think he's going to find out.

They choose the "previously on" clips carefully. It was shown as a major event from last season because it's going to be a major event this season.

[squidyj]

Think it'll be more like Jesse at some point telling Mike that the reason he couldn't go with Gus was because Gus poisoned Brock. And which point Mike will be like "What the fuck? Gus didn't poison Brock!" And then Jesse will start to get VERY skeptical, and somehow he'll get the information from Saul Goodman direct. And which point: shit here. fan there.

I doubt that would happen. Remember the conversation between Gus and Mike in season 4? Mike doesn't ask for a lot of explanations or that sort of thing, I think he knows a lot about Gus' operation but I think there's a lot he doesn't know because he doesn't need to know and he doesn't want to.

Also what everyone else said.

[Nintaiyo]

I really didn't like that episode. That scene with Mike and Walt talking and Jesse shouting "magnets" felt they had a funny idea so they forced it into the script. I don't know, something just felt off about it all.

I have to agree. Breaking Bad is a funny show, no doubt, but its humor is usually delivered in a more understated fashion. Usually the humor is written so that it doesn't draw attention to itself. Instead, the viewer observes the absurd, black comedy moments without feeling like the show is going out of its way to actively acknowledge them. Obviously, all of the humor--even the subtle bits--are planned and written and are thus deliberate, but the delivery usually feels more passive.

But that shot with Mike and Walt arguing in the foreground while Jesse is in the background lounging on a chair shouting "Magnets!" felt a bit too 'jokey'; the framing of the shot and execution felt very deliberate for a moment that I only found mildly amusing (partially because it seemed so self-aware). Another instance where I felt the humor was a bit too self-aware was when Jesse shouts "Magnets, bitches!" or something. It was almost too much of a Jesse thing for him to say. Like, it's what the audience wanted to hear.

Don't get me wrong; I thought the episode was good. I'm just nitpicking a bit.

[UrbanRats]

It was a bit predictable humor, i don't know if i'd call it forced though.

[Schweini]

Some cool pics from their FB page.

[Socreges]

I don't think so. I think they write the dialogue in that way to create suspense, but there is no way Hank actually considers Walt a suspect as of now.

This.

[bangladesh]

RJ lookin like Clark Kent.

[Mr. Serious Business]

I think Jonathan Banks is smiling too much.

[bangladesh]

I think Jonathan Banks is smiling too much.

He is a pretty cheerful man.

[Tawpgun]

Is the full comic-con panel up anywhere?

[bud]

hahaha.