Breaking Bad

[irishjayhawk]

Anyone watching this magnificent show?

[-King-]

Originally Posted by Brainiac

I guess we disagree on what the proper penalty is for a tactical mistake. In my mind, the death penalty is a little severe.

That's what Hank was guilty of: a tactical mistake. That pales in comparison to the deliberate murders arranged by Walt. How anyone can root for Walt just astounds me.

It's pretty severe. But that's what happens when you try to bring down a drug kingpin with 2 people.

[keg in kc]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

I'm not sure how she could have mistaken it; it was clear.

It was clear, and there was nothing (evil) about it. He was offering her a way out of the mess he created, and she was accepting it. Which is the right thing to do when you consider Holly and Junior.

It looks like they're still coming after her next week, though. The feds I mean. Judging by the preview.

[rico]

Anyone have a link to where I can watch the show from Season 5, episode 10 on until recent episode? Thanks in advance.

[penguinz]

Originally Posted by rico

Anyone have a link to where I can watch the show from Season 5, episode 10 on until recent episode? Thanks in advance.

http://eztv.it/shows/36/

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Brainiac

That's the kind of move Skyler would make, not Hank. Hank had to know that Walt was a lot worse than what you just described. If he didn't know it when he first realized Walt was Heisenberg, he knew it after Jesse told him the whole story, which included Walt being an accessory to multiple murders. No decent cop would sweep that under the rug just to protect his brother-in-law.

Hank's decision not to let Walt get away with his numerous crimes doesn't mean Hank deserved to die and that it's fault that he got killed. It's Walt's fault.

What I was speaking of was well before the Jesse confession taped.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Brainiac

I guess we disagree on what the proper penalty is for a tactical mistake. In my mind, the death penalty is a little severe.

That's what Hank was guilty of: a tactical mistake. That pales in comparison to the deliberate murders arranged by Walt. How anyone can root for Walt just astounds me.

in THAT line of work, such a tactical mistake generally WILL get you killed...

[Jamie]

Originally Posted by Rudy Was Offsides

No.

Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs

Yeah, no way, dude. That's ****ing stupid.

He lost me when he poisoned a child, so you'll forgive me for not knowing where the line is for the child-poisoning-is-OK crowd.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Jamie

He lost me when he poisoned a child, so you'll forgive me for not knowing where the line is for the child-poisoning-is-OK crowd.

Definitely forgiven. Thing is, Walt is a precise man when given some time to plan something out. I think everyone knew that he could estimate just how much poison to give a young boy to make him ill, but not to truly endanger his life. Walt has always been portrayed as a man that prizes family and his children above all. So.. well... there is that to identify the line to cross.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs

Definitely forgiven. Thing is, Walt is a precise man when given some time to plan something out. I think everyone knew that he could estimate just how much poison to give a young boy to make him ill, but not to truly endanger his life. Walt has always been portrayed as a man that prizes family and his children above all. So.. well... there is that to identify the line to cross.

Walt has never valued his family and children the majority of the series. He has repeatedly lied to them, put his brother-in-law in harm's way, and ignored repeated pleas to quit the business because the kids would be put in harm's way. And it wasn't to earn a living to support his family. The money he made has been largely stashed away and unusable. Everything he did was for himself. To build an empire and to prove he was the best in the business. Hell, he even stole his own kid from his family until he realized that was messed up.

He finally started to get religion this season, but it's hard to have sympathy for a man who starts doing the right thing out of desperation.

[mr. tegu]

So I keep hearing how good this show is. I have never watched a single second of it nor have I read a single post in this thread. I always saw the previews for it and it looked good but I just never got around to it. I have decided to start on the series from the beginning. I am pretty excited to experience some new entertainment that I am confident will not dissappoint.

[Reaper16]

I have nothing to add that hasn't already been said except that it is no surprise that an episode that intense, that good, was directed by Rian Johnson, who also directed perhaps one of the only BB episodes better than this one: season 3's "Fly."

[okcchief]

I think Skylar is going to die. I think its possible after Walt telling Jesse about Jane, and leaving him to be tortured it might be at Jesse's hands.

Such a great episode. So dark and breathtaking. This is going to be a rare series that's great from start to finish.

[Mama Hip Rockets]

Originally Posted by Cave Johnson

Krazy-8, Tuco, Mike, Jane, and Gale all show up in the next episode. I'm guessing desert hallucination from Walt.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt2301451/fullcredits/cast

So, what happened to this? Only one I remember seeing in the show last night was Jane.

[Mama Hip Rockets]

Holy crap. Last night's episode has a 10 out of 10 average. 95% giving it a 10/10.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2301451/...?ref_=tt_ov_rt

[Mama Hip Rockets]

Originally Posted by mr. tegu

So I keep hearing how good this show is. I have never watched a single second of it nor have I read a single post in this thread. I always saw the previews for it and it looked good but I just never got around to it. I have decided to start on the series from the beginning. I am pretty excited to experience some new entertainment that I am confident will not dissappoint.

That is a wonderful idea.