Great episode. I fear Hank is not long for this world. Mike's half-measure of not killing Lydia could really come back to haunt everybody and be their downfall. He knew she was reckless, but decided to spare her. Now she's brought the Nazis into the mix, along with the Czechs. While they can probably stomach Todd's cook for a while, they'll want the purity that only Jesse or Walt can provide.
I thought Jessie would be the one that lives to the end but I'm starting to change my mind. At this point, Jessie doesn't have much to live for, his story will conclude once he redeems himself as a human being and accepts his fate. I think he works with hank to bring down Walt in a way to tie up his life on a good note and complete his journey
This show has earned the liberty of forcing a one-week cliffhanger on us. What are we supposed to do in 6-weeks? I'm gonna need some time to recover from the depression.
I don't know...I think Walter ends up killing either Jessie or Skylar on suspicion. He'll be convinced they sold him out, when they in fact didn't.
I'm not saying Jessie won't die at walt's hands, he definitely could, but i think Jessie will die knowing that his actions bought an end to walt's reign of terror. I don't see skylar dying, I don't think it makes a lot of sense, at least at the hands of Walt. He ultimately still has in his head that he is doing all this for his family and skylar is part of that family. I don't thik she ever becomes expendable to him.
He possibly made it apparent tonight that he's doing it more for the kids, and probably even more for himself (to "win", essentially), than her, and she just may be expendable. If he feels that money is threatened and will potentially be lost because of her, I could see him killing her.
Watching this week's now. Aaron Paul kinda spoiled something if there were any doubts about his and Walt's current relationship.
I disagree. What does she need Walt for? She was just saying that Todd made a better product in his first two tries than the other guys and he learned from Walt.
Todd's highest purity was only 74%. He made two successful batches and started a fire on the third. They'll definitely want Walt back in the picture or the whole meth legacy storyline with Lydia wouldn't warrant screen time.
That's true, he did mention the kids specifically. I'm not sure, there are a lot of different ways this could go.
I don't understand the "Talking Bad" slam - this show has been pitch-perfect in building suspense and jaw-dropping future moments. Compared to "The Fly" episode, which is a critical darling character study, this episode moved things along rather nicely. Skyler now appears to be on Walt's side; Hank is going down with the Heisenberg ship, one way or another; Lydia has rearranged the chess board; Jesse is in prime position to roll on Walt. But, you're complaining that they talk too much? This show wouldn't have nearly the amount of acclaim or following if it went in guns-blazing every week. Look at The Walking Dead - it does each week and continually has to top itself with violence and shock to keep people watching. Breaking Bad keeps people watching with the insinuation of what may happen.
Umm, what?? Did you honestly think they would fix this in 7 episodes? That doesn't mean that Jessie doesn't save Walt, or vice versa, at the end. If one of them is in danger, I wouldn't be surprised if the other tries to save him. Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if either of them killed the other.
