Breaking Bad

In the previews for the next episode, Saul was talking to Walt about his family not being safe with him not around. Assuming the Nazi's come back for Walt's family to eliminate witnesses? Who knows. Crazy.

 

Remember the first episode of this season? Walt walks up and freaks out his neighbour? As if she thought he was dead. We'll find out soon what that's about maybe. Quite intriguing.

Killing hank was huge.

 

Yeah. Also I thought they where trying to make the viewer not like Walt anymore when he took Holly and at first talking to Skyler before he dropped Holly off at the firehouse. But then he got upset about the thought of losing his family and boom, right back to hoping Walt wins!

 

While Walt is in hiding, he finds some of his "blue" meth, finds out they have Jesse working as a slave, comes in for the rescue. He cant really go back to his family now. I was a bit surprised that Hank died, but it had to happen. He cared about his job more than anything.

 

i've been thinking about that scene through every episode, like last week, you knew walt wasn't getting caught. I feel like he's about to go ape shit and start taking revenge on the Nazis and I agree with below that he's gonna go back for jesse.

walt lost it with that Jane comment, that was fucked up. and yeah, hank had to go, he kind of dug his own grave though. i hate those nazi guys, but at least they gave walt some money. walt was pretty stupid to try and buy hank for 80 mil though, he had to have figured these guys had made up their minds.

 

Hank is all emotion now, in the begining everything was robot emotions and robot detail. Very systematic. He's now sloppy.

 

Um, I guess you missed last night, not much of Hank anymore.

 

I think he means Walt is acting on emotions rather than think/planning things out. Making him not make the smart decisions. Like offering 80 mil for a soon to be dead man.

And Walt told Jesse about Jane because he felt so betrayed by Jesse and what he done. It's partly because of Jesse that hank is dead.

When I think about it, Walt seems to have a battle between good and evil going on inside. Sometimes the normal compassionate Walt comes through, and then Heisenberg shows up.

 

Somebody on talking bad made a point, it seemed like vince is trying to make us not like walt, he keeps getting worse, I expect it's going to be Heisenberg the rest of the way out, i think he's bringin the M-60 for the nazis and the ricin to finish either jesse or Lydia

 

This, meant Walt.

 

I agree, when he was going all Heisenberg on Skyler he was crying. I think he has always been trying to overcompensate for his life failures and missing out on the old corp. he sold out for.

That being said....His wife kinda sucks, she cheated on him, she gave away his money to the guy she banged, shes always comprimised his goals.

Jesse, has always been a train wreck and how Walt can wack some people and let Jesse walk has always been been a question. Perhaps its teh student/teacher relationship. I think it will be a "Hamlet" ending. Everyone dies but the student, Jesse.

Everything fell apart cuz of Jesse and Skyler.

 

I think everything fell apart because Walt got sloppy.

Walt had a big soft rubbery one for Gale, liked that he gave him the book of poetry and left it in the shitter where Hank found it. That was the begining of the end.

If he had stayed systematic in his actions none of it would have happened. I think that was the turning point in Walt's emotions, he had a kindred spirit in Gale, they were both Academics doing the same thing, probably could have been friends if they had met another way. And instead of keeping it strictly a work relationship, Walt let it into his personal life and that set everything in motion.

Heisenburg gets a book from Gale, he burns the evidence that it ever exhisted
Walt gets a book from Gale and he keeps it, unfortunately the book bridges the world.

 

I thought Jr was going to try and break up the fight and get stabbed.

 

Yeah, that all happened a long time ago. Of all places to leave the book, on the back of the toilet? He obviously reads it a lot cuz he knew it was missing.

 

They play up his speaking too much. It's distracting. Like they want him to be Jimmy on South Park.

 

yeah thats what i thought too.

or at least they could have killed off skylar, she's almost as bad as marie.

 

A couple of things I read on reddit, figured I would share them here.

Walt is still a provider: After everything, Walter made that last phone call for one reason and one reason alone: to clear Skylar of all possible charges. Notice the language he uses- "you were always begging me to stop, telling me its illegal, immoral, someone could get hurt" etc, "I warned you what would happen if you crossed me", "Oh what am I saying, you never had anything to do with it, this was me, it was all me". Of course he presents it in a manner that is made to seem him like a piece of utter shit, and in many ways he is, but this was a truly selfless act to defend his family. Walt destroying the phone demonstrates he knew police were there, and solidifies my views.

Breaking Bad Timeline:
Just thought I'd put this out there in case anyone is confused on the timeline of the show's events. Please correct me if I'm wrong!
Where we are right now in the series (Just after "Confessions") is approximately 1 year and 4 months since the pilot episode.
"Fifty One" Takes place exactly a year after the pilot. In "Gliding Over All" right after the Crystal Blue Persuasion montage, Marie mentions to Skyler it's been three months since they took the kids (which they did in "Fifty One"). Then later in the episode Walt tells Skyler he's out, we get a few time lapse shots and then it cuts to the family bbq just before Hank take his life changing shit. Now the time between Walt being out and that bbq is approximately 1 month. We know this because in "Blood Money" Walt mentions to Jesse he's been out for almost a month now. The first three episodes of season 5b have only took place over a couple days.
So this should put us roughly around a year and four months since the pilot episode, and about eight months until Walt's 52nd birthday where he buys the M60 and retrieves his ricin.
Assuming the show ends on Walt's 52nd birthday (which seems fitting seeing as it started on his 50th) then the entire series take place over the course of two years.

 

awesome

 

well, there goes the spoiler sensitive highlighting.