Posted on 09/12/2013 12:26:01 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Breaking Bad is about a lot of thingsthe contextualization of evil, the blind bond of family, the consequences of lifelong repressionand of course, the macro and micro-economics of the methamphetamine industry. But wrapped within all of this is a medical drama unlike any other, possibly the best medical drama on TV, ever.
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I won’t be seeing it until Tuesday.
Ok, won’t spoil it for you...enjoy!!!
Alright I managed to watch it last night. Wow, wow, and pretty much what I expected only better.
Great you got to see it....
So remember my idea that Saul’s witness disappearing might be the way Walt gets out of this? AHA!!! But after the last episode, I think the idea that Skyler and Jr will join him is not going to happen.
Many here are predicting his eventual suicide...don’t know if I buy it...
We’ll see.
He might kill himself, he’s certainly lost everything. But I’m not sure his ego will let him, especially with him surviving the cancer a second time, that’ll make him feel too special. And he won’t do it with ricin, that’s a nasty death, as a chemist he can do better. I’m with the theory the ricin is for Lydia, too much attention has been paid in the show to her fondness for tea and I think Walt’s even said slipping it into a beverage is a good method.
I’m thinking next episode cranks us through the time between now and the flash forward with a bunch of snippets, and then the last episode goes from the forward to the end.
Hmmm, the ricin really poses lots of questions...
I agree with your assessment of Walt...
Is Lydia really all that important to do her in with ricin?
My guess is the ricin was only important to use as a message for Jesse...
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