What Am I Watching Right now? MAJOR BREAKING BAD SPOILERS IN HERE!

NEELY wrote:Yah, the last episode leaves you wondering just what went on with all of them.  Put it this way, I don't think there is anyway that his former partner lives.

I don't think Walt's going back to murder them...though maybe he is. I think that seeing those two on the TV just re-motivated to go back and "leave his legacy" probably by murdering the Nazis.

NEELY wrote:Yah, the last episode leaves you wondering just what went on with all of them.  Put it this way, I don't think there is anyway that his former partner lives.

Nah, I think that pissed him off to go on a murderous rampage and kill the Nazis. All the times he's been put down as a 'nothing' came back to him. Murder will ensue!!!

There is no way they don't tie up what everyone is wondering and that's "what happened with the pharma company". That seems to be the motivation for everything evil in Walt and last night pretty much sealed that. I think the Nazi's have it coming as well obviously, especially Todd. Also, the ricin has to come into play at some point as well.

NEELY wrote:There is no way they don't tie up what everyone is wondering and that's "what happened with the pharma company".  That seems to be the motivation for everything evil in Walt and last night pretty much sealed that.  I think the Nazi's have it coming as well obviously, especially Todd.  Also, the ricin has to come into play at some point as well.

I really don't think he gives a Dung about the two other partners. I think you'll see that it sparks White to go from the meek guy that was about to die of cancer and the guy who gave himself up to a relentless killer of all who Cussed him over. That was what he needed, a kick in the Donkey, someone to tell him that he didn't matter anymore - to get him back to being the guy who said, say my name again.

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:There is no way they don't tie up what everyone is wondering and that's "what happened with the pharma company".  That seems to be the motivation for everything evil in Walt and last night pretty much sealed that.  I think the Nazi's have it coming as well obviously, especially Todd.  Also, the ricin has to come into play at some point as well.

I really don't think he gives a Dung about the two other partners.  I think you'll see that it sparks White to go from the meek guy that was about to die of cancer and the guy who gave himself up to a relentless killer of all who Cussed him over.  That was what he needed, a kick in the Donkey, someone to tell him that he didn't matter anymore - to get him back to being the guy who said, say my name again.

Then that is the dumbest way ever to end an episode leading into Walt going mid-evil. They literally showed you what his motivation is all along, right there. Gray is going to play a HUGE part in the finale and might be the basis of the entire person Walt has become.

NEELY wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:There is no way they don't tie up what everyone is wondering and that's "what happened with the pharma company".  That seems to be the motivation for everything evil in Walt and last night pretty much sealed that.  I think the Nazi's have it coming as well obviously, especially Todd.  Also, the ricin has to come into play at some point as well.

I really don't think he gives a Dung about the two other partners.  I think you'll see that it sparks White to go from the meek guy that was about to die of cancer and the guy who gave himself up to a relentless killer of all who Cussed him over.  That was what he needed, a kick in the Donkey, someone to tell him that he didn't matter anymore - to get him back to being the guy who said, say my name again.

Then that is the dumbest way ever to end an episode leading into Walt going mid-evil.  They literally showed you what his motivation is all along, right there. Gray is going to play a HUGE part in the finale and might be the basis of the entire person Walt has become.

Perhaps he torches their company HQ, but I really think it's the think that gets him out from being caught like a Wing Dang Doodle in Albuquerque, to taking care of business. Although, they were a huge part of him having to turn to a life of crime, so...maybe is as far as I'll go.

Still think that's a waste of time for him to go after those two dorks, but he might...

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:There is no way they don't tie up what everyone is wondering and that's "what happened with the pharma company".  That seems to be the motivation for everything evil in Walt and last night pretty much sealed that.  I think the Nazi's have it coming as well obviously, especially Todd.  Also, the ricin has to come into play at some point as well.

I really don't think he gives a Dung about the two other partners.  I think you'll see that it sparks White to go from the meek guy that was about to die of cancer and the guy who gave himself up to a relentless killer of all who Cussed him over.  That was what he needed, a kick in the Donkey, someone to tell him that he didn't matter anymore - to get him back to being the guy who said, say my name again.

Then that is the dumbest way ever to end an episode leading into Walt going mid-evil.  They literally showed you what his motivation is all along, right there. Gray is going to play a HUGE part in the finale and might be the basis of the entire person Walt has become.

Perhaps he torches their company HQ, but I really think it's the think that gets him out from being caught like a Wing Dang Doodle in Albuquerque, to taking care of business.  Although, they were a huge part of him having to turn to a life of crime, so...maybe is as far as I'll go.

Still think that's a waste of time for him to go after those two dorks, but he might...

Boooooooring.

What you want to do is take a dump on the CEOs desk. A big steamy one.

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:There is no way they don't tie up what everyone is wondering and that's "what happened with the pharma company".  That seems to be the motivation for everything evil in Walt and last night pretty much sealed that.  I think the Nazi's have it coming as well obviously, especially Todd.  Also, the ricin has to come into play at some point as well.

I really don't think he gives a Dung about the two other partners.  I think you'll see that it sparks White to go from the meek guy that was about to die of cancer and the guy who gave himself up to a relentless killer of all who Cussed him over.  That was what he needed, a kick in the Donkey, someone to tell him that he didn't matter anymore - to get him back to being the guy who said, say my name again.

Then that is the dumbest way ever to end an episode leading into Walt going mid-evil.  They literally showed you what his motivation is all along, right there. Gray is going to play a HUGE part in the finale and might be the basis of the entire person Walt has become.

Perhaps he torches their company HQ, but I really think it's the think that gets him out from being caught like a Wing Dang Doodle in Albuquerque, to taking care of business.  Although, they were a huge part of him having to turn to a life of crime, so...maybe is as far as I'll go.

Still think that's a waste of time for him to go after those two dorks, but he might...

Think it's just Sshwartz he wants but a waste of time to who? I think you are dismissing this a little quickly considering that seeing the sight of Schwartz and his wife (who he was previously in a relationship with before getting Skylar pregers) causes him to go on a murderous rampage... this will be the biggest thing in the finale, the reason why Walter does what he does, the real reason.

Yah, he's going to go after the Nazi's and yah, he will have a last run-in with Jesse but there is going to be more than 75 mins of guns being fired.

NEELY wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:

SpezDispenser wrote:

NEELY wrote:There is no way they don't tie up what everyone is wondering and that's "what happened with the pharma company".  That seems to be the motivation for everything evil in Walt and last night pretty much sealed that.  I think the Nazi's have it coming as well obviously, especially Todd.  Also, the ricin has to come into play at some point as well.

I really don't think he gives a Dung about the two other partners.  I think you'll see that it sparks White to go from the meek guy that was about to die of cancer and the guy who gave himself up to a relentless killer of all who Cussed him over.  That was what he needed, a kick in the Donkey, someone to tell him that he didn't matter anymore - to get him back to being the guy who said, say my name again.

Then that is the dumbest way ever to end an episode leading into Walt going mid-evil.  They literally showed you what his motivation is all along, right there. Gray is going to play a HUGE part in the finale and might be the basis of the entire person Walt has become.

Perhaps he torches their company HQ, but I really think it's the think that gets him out from being caught like a Wing Dang Doodle in Albuquerque, to taking care of business.  Although, they were a huge part of him having to turn to a life of crime, so...maybe is as far as I'll go.

Still think that's a waste of time for him to go after those two dorks, but he might...

Think it's just Sshwartz he wants but a waste of time to who?  I think you are dismissing this a little quickly considering that seeing the sight of Schwartz and his wife (who he was previously in a relationship with before getting Skylar pregers) causes him to go on a murderous rampage... this will be the biggest thing in the finale, the reason why Walter does what he does, the real reason.  

Yah, he's going to go after the Nazi's and yah, he will have a last run-in with Jesse but there is going to be more than 75 mins of guns being fired.

Yeah, I'll admit it's possible he kills the two nerds from Grey, but I think at this point in his existence, he wants to sever all ties with the people who have a chance to hurt his family.

One thing's for certain, I know where I'll be next Sunday.

By the way, there is a website that's auctioning off props from the show.

Didn't read through the replies, but so glad we're finally going to see what went on with Gretchen and Walt.  Can't believe they said that "he didn't even help with naming Grey Matter."    Walt was ready to quit right there, family hates him, dying soon.  lol Grey Matter.

Wonder if he burries his money somewhere, or just leaves it there

I wonder if his research and work actually lead to having lung cancer as well. He gave his life for the company kind of thing.

So the beginning of Episode 1 of Season 5 is next in the timeline right?

What do you mean?

LeKing wrote:So the beginning of Episode 1 of Season 5 is next in the timeline right?

xzel wrote:What do you mean?

Yeah. When he goes back to his house and sees the woman neighbor who almost craps her pants, then goes in and gets the ricin.

wprager wrote:By the way, there is a website that's auctioning off props from the show.

Link?

AMC is re-airing every episode of Breaking Bad, back-to-back, starting on Wednesday sometime, leading right in to the finale. I think there will be some early-morning infomercial breaks, in addition to their usual westerns of Saturday afternoon.

So book some time off work, say goodbye to the wife and kids, and park your Donkey!

I couldn't possibly watch the whole series again right now. Maybe in a few years, but number one: I remember most of it and number two: damn...I'm ready for the finale, don't need a refresher.