Breaking Bad

Actually, I think everyone around WW is going to die and he is going to be left alone at the end. The irony as he entered this profession to take care of his family, and it is his family that is affected.

I agree! This is a fitting and ironic end to his saga. Brian Cranston was on Colbert the other day and said the ending was true to the series and that fans would be satisfied with it, so this fits with that. Maybe he is buying the gun to off himself. I think Jesse may end up committing suicide by cop - he has been in emotional turmoil/feeling guilty for so long.

Can't wait !!!

One. More. Day. So excited!!!
I don't see a lot of deaths occurring but I'm definitely excited to see what unfolds between Hank and Walt. I don't think it will be black and white at all as the op said. I wonder how Jesse will fit in for the last eight episodes too. Can't wait:) YEAH *****!

i'm really wondering if hank will kill himself. i hope not - he's my favorite! - but man, that would be a rough thing to realize.

I definitely can't wait, I think with only 8 episodes left there are going to be some shocking moments. Its sad that such a great series is about to come to an end but I think its going to go out with a bang and not a whimper. So excited for tomorrow night

I read a review of Sunday's episode - luckily no big spoilers. But they gave it four out of four. And said something shocking is going to happen - more shocking than Hank figuring out that Walt is Heisenberg.

BEST POSSIBLE ENDING:

Walter goes into witness protection, which becomes the beginning of "Malcolm in the Middle."

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Enjoy!!

Okay, I've finished re-watching the first part of Season 5, and I'm a little less "sympathetic" (for lack of a better word) to Mike as a pro just doing his job. Fring died and Mike just couldn't get over it. He also pushed every button he could that Walt has (think of the "just because you shot Jessie James, doesn't make you Jessie James" line when they were splitting up the proceeds of their first cook together). Great line. Bad move.

I'm a little disappointed that the show is ending here, because there's an entire empire that Walt could build and continue. It would make a better build up to an ultimate fall, and entertain me in the process. :sad:

I hope it's not. I lol so hard at everything Saul does. I would watch the hell out of his show.

I like the theory about everyone around Walt dying.... interesting. He keeps saying he's in it for his family but let's face it, he just has too much pride over being Heisenberg. Everyone talks about hating Skyler and Marie... are you telling me people actually still LIKE Walt? He's kinda deplorable at this point. I lost all respect for him after he killed Mike for no good reason, my favorite character!

eta: OOPS spoiler alert but you should prob stay out of this thread if you're not caught up, especially since it's about the show and the final season is starting in a couple days... just sayin'

a saul goodman show would probably be a prequel. that way you can have people like Mike make cameos. so he could still die in the last eps.

and regardless if people like walt or not you dont want to see him die until near or at the end of the show. killing skylar and/or marie at any point will only make the show more enjoyable

ha, love the idea of the show being a prequel. that way Gus would still be in it, too. that guy creeped me out so much but you have to admit his character (and the way it was played - that actor is great) was really great. and of course, Mike!!!

Does Walt kill Skylar? interesting theory from someone on Reddit.


"In Breaking Bad, Walt has a habit of taking on some little traits of the people he has killed.When Walt killed Crazy 8, he started cutting off the crusts of his sandwiches — just as Crazy 8 had done.

Gus drives a Volvo. After Walt kills Gus, at the beginning of Season 5 (at the Denny’s), Walt is driving a Volvo (w/ NH plates).

When Mike and Walt meet at a bar in an earlier season, Walt orders his drink neat while Mike has his on the rocks. After Mike is killed, and Hank offers Walt a drink in his office — he asks for it on the rocks.

At that same scene at Denny’s, Walt arranges his bacon into his new age. Someone else used to do that. On top of that, he’s using Skyler’s maiden name on his fake ID.

Based on his history of picking up traits from his victims — I believe Walt is going to murder Skyler before the series is over, and it probably had already happened before he showed up at the Denny’s in the Season 5 cold open."

omggggg that is fascinating. I'm gonna go and rewatch that scene now. I did notice the sandwiches and the drink on the rocks, but didn't even think about the bacon. I was too distracted by his hair to notice the maiden name also. I was thinking that he was doing his own bacon because Skyler was dead, but not because he'd killed her.

Okay, I've finished re-watching the first part of Season 5, and I'm a little less "sympathetic" (for lack of a better word) to Mike as a pro just doing his job. Fring died and Mike just couldn't get over it. He also pushed every button he could that Walt has (think of the "just because you shot Jessie James, doesn't make you Jessie James" line when they were splitting up the proceeds of their first cook together). Great line. Bad move.

I'm a little disappointed that the show is ending here, because there's an entire empire that Walt could build and continue. It would make a better build up to an ultimate fall, and entertain me in the process. sad

I loved that line too, but yeah, pushing Walt's buttons was a little arrogant and careless, especially when the guy had just managed to bring down Gus of all people. Still, Mike's complete and utter disgust for Walt at the end there was so so great. I love that he respected Jesse because even though he has been a dumb junkie for pretty much the whole series, the kid does have heart and he has a conscience. Walt is a freaking psychopath at this point. When he killed Mike he was less upset at the fact that the guy died for no reason than that he had made a mistake ("I could have gotten the names from Lydia"). Walt hadn't planned out and calculated his every move for once and he was just bummed that he got sloppy. My friend said that the guy finally seemed guilty but I disagree! I would love for the show to continue but I just hate Walt so much at this point I gotta see this guy get what's coming to him.


Really though.... am I the only one who likes Marie??? I felt bad for her when Hank was being so cranky, she really was just trying to help and I can't believe how patient she was. I thought the klepto thing was an interesting character development. I get how people would think she's annoying but I don't mind her at all. Skyler on the other hand.... whoever said she and Hank were a match made in hell is so right on, lol. She's smart but I just can't get behind her at all.