Breaking Bad -Last Season (spoilers for sure)

8/27/2013 | Mr. K

[Mr. K]

Breaking Bad discussion here Last week was episode 511

[Mr. K]

I can't start off because I missed it (but I am dying to find out what happened)

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Well, now we know who nuked Walt’s house and spray-painted “Heisenberg” on the family room wall.

[Mr. K]

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[Mr. K]

get out- already? I created a new thread

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Did I say something wrong?

[AtlasStalled]

Looks like it’s going to be a showdown between Jesse and Walt. In the first episode the flashback showed Walt returning to the burnt out home to retrieve the poison. I wonder whether at this point Jesse is alive. I didn’t quite get how Jesse came to his epiphany about Saul and Walt in the last show concerning the removal of the poison from his cigarette pack. Can anyone explain?

[TomServo]

and spray-painted “Heisenberg” on the family room wall.

That part will never be revealed.

[TomServo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UUD3zyu7Ek

[Cyman]

The show is written sooooo well but I have one beef. When Skylar was confronted by Hank about what he knew about Walter, it seemed strange that the subject of a wife not being able to testfy against a husband was not brought up? Nor has it been brought up in earlier shows when Skylar threatened Walter about exposure.

[NeoCaveman]

First Jesse realized that Saul’s henchmen had lifted his weed.

That reminded him of the day when he “lost” the ricin cigarette.

He was bumped by the same goon.

That’s why he put 2 and 2 together.

Plus he probably had always wondered about it.

[Mr. K]

LOL no! I just a figure of speach - like “you’re kidding”

I missed the show so i can’t believe they already showed who nuke his house and sprayed “hisenburg”

My bet was on his son- once he found out, he sprayed it.

[AtlasStalled]

Thanks.

I have a pretty good memory and follow the show pretty closely but that plot line always confused me a bit.

There’s so much about the show I like particularly the way it shows the involvement of corporate fronts like Gus and his chicken franchise.

[Mr. K]

A wife cannot be COMPELLED to testify against her husband, but she can if she wants to.

[COUNTrecount]

On please, thanks!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Jesse brushed by Huell on the way out of Saul's office, and his dope was missing.

In a previous episode, Huell had insisted on frisking Jesse before allowing him into Saul's office. It was during this frisk that the ricin cigarette disappeared.

This is the connection Jesse made while waiting for the pickup van and discovering that his dope was gone.

[NeoCaveman]

I have a pretty good memory and follow the show pretty closely but that plot line always confused me a bit.

Me too!

I Think I was in denial hoping that Walt didn't really poison that kid.

he poisoned that kid.

[Malone LaVeigh]

Walt’s “confession” was absolute evil genius.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

A wife can voluntarily testify against her husband, but she cannot be forced to.

[AtlasStalled]

“he poisoned that kid”

Walt’s a sociopath! It all really is about him, and everyone else is just a tool.

[NeoCaveman]

Walt’s “confession” was absolute evil genius.

And it tied in so many great moments and plot twists. It was a great recap, from another perspective.