Red Mosquito

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 2:14 am**

Haha no.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 3:26 am**

Great chapter...great ending too...The flash forward scenes set the story about a year after whats happening now...with Walt seemingly recovered from the cancer and alive....i thought this jesse vs walt feud was going to happen then, in the "future", not right now with most of the characters involved.
It doesnt look good for Hank, i dont know why.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 9:43 am**

I hope Lydia plays a bigger role in the last 4 episodes.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 10:16 am**

elliseamos wrote:
Stickman wrote:"I'm gonna get where you really live"....wonder what he meant by that.
numbers wrote:I think it has something to do with costing Walt his fortune.
that was my initial thought, but now i'm thinking jesse's going to look to kill todd... thinking that he's been cooking this whole time and not necessarily b/c he's cooking again.

Walt really lives in his ego (and to some extent his legacy). His assumption that he can always outsmart everyone because he is their superior. I took it to mean that Jesse has thought of a loose end somewhere along the line that Walt has not, possibly exposing him publicly as Heisenberg. We can assume that happens at some point based on the graffiti in Walt's house.

Though it very well could be cooking again and diluting the product quality or making a batch of 'blue sky' that is toxic.

As for the episode, it was my least favorite so far of the final eight. The plot points here actually did feel a little forced, esp. Jesse's alliance with Hank. Though it was nice to see Hank and Marie start 'breaking bad'.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 12:38 pm**

broken iris wrote:
elliseamos wrote:
Stickman wrote:"I'm gonna get where you really live"....wonder what he meant by that.
numbers wrote:I think it has something to do with costing Walt his fortune.
that was my initial thought, but now i'm thinking jesse's going to look to kill todd... thinking that he's been cooking this whole time and not necessarily b/c he's cooking again.
Walt really lives in his ego (and to some extent his legacy). His assumption that he can always outsmart everyone because he is their superior. I took it to mean that Jesse has thought of a loose end somewhere along the line that Walt has not. Possibly exposing him publicly as Heisenberg. We can assume that happens at some point based on the graffiti in Walt's house.

Though it very well could be cooking again and diluting the product quality or making a batch of 'blue sky' that is toxic.

As for the episode, it was my least favorite so far of the final eight. The plot points here actually did feel a little forced, esp. Jesse's alliance with Hank. Though it was nice to see Hank and Marie start 'breaking bad'.

I hate that the clock is ticking on this series, because I can think of endless ways this could continue to expand and change. My guess after this episode...

Spoiler: show: Obviously these characters are soon to collide w/ the Aryans, and I have a feeling that the gun Walt has in his trunk in the flash forward is intended to "undo" the decision to have Jesse killed by wiping out Todd and the Aryans. A tiny redemption, but I think it'll be a supremely satisfying one. Where Hank comes down in this, I don't know, but I can envision a scenario where Walt protects them all, extracts them all from this nightmare with one final act of violence,and then goes up the river.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 1:49 pm**

I'd be okay with that ending.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 2:43 pm**

I dunno. That's not unreasonable, but I am not sure I would be satisfied with a "winner" to come out of the conflict. I am OK with an upbeat ending, but not one where characters suddenly redeem themselves through heroism or self-sacrifice. Every character has had a moment where they could have chose the right thing and did not. It's one of the things that makes their descents so fascinating. The integrity of the story would be compromised by making them change course at the end.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 4:41 pm**

Mike wrote:I hope Lydia plays a bigger role in the last 4 episodes.

I love her shoes!

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 4:46 pm**

She's like a brunette Naomi Watts. Naometh Watts.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 4:50 pm**

cutuphalfdead wrote:
Mike wrote:I hope Lydia plays a bigger role in the last 4 episodes.
I love her shoes!

She's all over next Sunday's episode, according to Gilligan's tease preview on "Talking Bad".

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 4:56 pm**

Buby wrote:
cutuphalfdead wrote:
Mike wrote:I hope Lydia plays a bigger role in the last 4 episodes.
I love her shoes!
She's all over next Sunday's episode, according to Gilligan's tease preview on "Talking Bad".

Walt seems so strangely calm in the flash forward scenes. If there's someone he wanted to protect I think he'd look a little more like he's...in a hurry. Looks like he just doesn't care anymore and is just gonna kill as many fuckers (probably the Aryans) as he can.

Posted: **Tue September 03, 2013 9:11 pm**

maybe walt's a neo-nazi and takes over that empire.

Posted: **Wed September 04, 2013 1:11 am**

Posted: **Wed September 04, 2013 1:14 am**

durdencommatyler wrote:

skinheads driving = dispair

Posted: **Wed September 04, 2013 2:24 am**

Pinkman sort of has a "daddy issue" thing going on with Walter. He needs to get over it a little bit and man up

Posted: **Wed September 04, 2013 3:43 am**

Strat wrote:Pinkman sort of has a "daddy issue" thing going on with Walter. He needs to get over it a little bit and man up

I think Mike was more of a genuine father figure to him than Walt.

Posted: **Wed September 04, 2013 5:01 am**

theplatypus wrote:
Strat wrote:Pinkman sort of has a "daddy issue" thing going on with Walter. He needs to get over it a little bit and man up
I think Mike was more of a genuine father figure to him than Walt.

agreed

Posted: **Fri September 06, 2013 6:12 pm**

Posted: **Fri September 06, 2013 7:50 pm**

Which Saul is better?

Saul Berenson

Saul Goodman

Posted: **Fri September 06, 2013 8:04 pm**

theplatypus wrote:
Strat wrote:Pinkman sort of has a "daddy issue" thing going on with Walter. He needs to get over it a little bit and man up
I think Mike was more of a genuine father figure to him than Walt.

I agree, but I don't think Jesse realized it.

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