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Posted on 4/9/10 at 10:49 am to Rollie Fingers
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I like where the Skylar character is going. Walt missed the birth of their child because he was selling meth. He deserves whatever he gets. He probably should do the right thing and tell his son what is going on instead of making Skylar look like the bad guy. Ted is definitely dirty and probably not involved with the cartel. I think the brother in law is connected with Gus. (Remember Gus was in the police station in season 2, probably not a coincidence).
Mostly agree, but Ted may not be connected to the "cartel" per se, but I think he's connected to Saul or perhaps Gus. Most likely Saul.
Posted on 4/9/10 at 4:04 pm to Rollie Fingers
I clean her up myself after she comes home from work everyday, but thanks for the concern!
Posted on 4/9/10 at 4:06 pm to tubucoco
Well, they promised things would get more volatile this season, and they haven't disappointed!
Posted on 4/9/10 at 4:13 pm to tubucoco
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Well, they promised things would get more volatile this season, and they haven't disappointed!
Things look like they're going to get batshit crazy Sunday night!
Posted on 4/9/10 at 4:23 pm to Tchefuncte Tiger
I think Ted is definitely part of the Saul laundering scheme.
People don't have excess income on their books. There is clearly laundering going on and the writers love tying everything together.
I can see the look on Skyler's face when she realizes she has been helping Ted launder the money that Walt gives to Saul.
People don't have excess income on their books. There is clearly laundering going on and the writers love tying everything together.
I can see the look on Skyler's face when she realizes she has been helping Ted launder the money that Walt gives to Saul.
Posted on 4/9/10 at 4:34 pm to TigerMyth36
Finally showed your face huh, cocksucker? I knew it wouldn't be long before you woud be over here with you're theories, btw, I tried to ask you on one of the Saints threads I think what do you think of the first 2 episodes? but I guess you didn't comeback or something.
if your theory is correct about Skyler and Ted and Walt and whoever frickin else all being associated one way or the other, it would serve her arse right!
if your theory is correct about Skyler and Ted and Walt and whoever frickin else all being associated one way or the other, it would serve her arse right!
This post was edited on 4/9/10 at 4:37 pm
Posted on 4/9/10 at 4:39 pm to tubucoco
Have I even been on the Saints thread since the Super Bowl?
I purposely skipped the first few episodes so I could do a bit of a marathon.
I like the first three, but I don't see how in the hell our boy Walt makes it through the season with those heavy hitting Mexicans.
I mean I don't see a REALISTIC way out of this mess. A bloodbath would just lead to higher up Mexicans getting revenge.
Walt is going to have to make SOOOOOOOOO much money that the Mexican kingpins kill the brothers to keep Walt alive. That is the only possibility I can think of.
I purposely skipped the first few episodes so I could do a bit of a marathon.
I like the first three, but I don't see how in the hell our boy Walt makes it through the season with those heavy hitting Mexicans.
I mean I don't see a REALISTIC way out of this mess. A bloodbath would just lead to higher up Mexicans getting revenge.
Walt is going to have to make SOOOOOOOOO much money that the Mexican kingpins kill the brothers to keep Walt alive. That is the only possibility I can think of.
Posted on 4/9/10 at 4:42 pm to TigerMyth36
Oh and I freaking loved Jesse screwing his parents over for the house. Jesse may have no money but he has a 400k profit on the house if he ever wanted to sell it.
The preview for next week shows Jesse has definitely joined the darkside.
The preview for next week shows Jesse has definitely joined the darkside.
Posted on 4/9/10 at 5:10 pm to TigerMyth36
yes, Mr. Pinkman don't give a frick no more! I could tell when Walt picked him up from rehab, and he prophetically announced to him "you come to realize and accept that you are the bad guy".
Walt had no words of wisdom for him this time, he could only stare.
Walt had no words of wisdom for him this time, he could only stare.
This post was edited on 4/9/10 at 5:12 pm
Posted on 4/9/10 at 9:46 pm to TigerMyth36
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I think Ted is definitely part of the Saul laundering scheme.
I'm glad I'm not the only one to think this.
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People don't have excess income on their books. There is clearly laundering going on and the writers love tying everything together.
Exactly. Ted's fricking Skyler in more way than one. She's a patsy,
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I can see the look on Skyler's face when she realizes she has been helping Ted launder the money that Walt gives to Saul.
Before it's all over with Skyler's going to wish she was fricking me...er I mean she's going to regret dumping Walt.
Posted on 4/9/10 at 9:48 pm to TigerMyth36
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Oh and I freaking loved Jesse screwing his parents over for the house. Jesse may have no money but he has a 400k profit on the house if he ever wanted to sell it.
This was actually pretty fricking stupid. Stand by for arrest warrant...
Posted on 4/9/10 at 9:51 pm to Tchefuncte Tiger
Na, cause he isn't cooking in the basement anymore. He is back in the Bake A Bago.
Posted on 4/10/10 at 4:33 am to TigerMyth36
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Na, cause he isn't cooking in the basement anymore. He is back in the Bake A Bago.
He paid $400K for a house and has no visible means of support. This will attract the attention of Hank. Jessie's already on the DEA's radar; this will make his blip bigger.
Posted on 4/10/10 at 6:52 am to Tchefuncte Tiger
Lots of good thoughts/theories in this thread.
The only one I disagree with is Hank being tied to the cartels. Just seems to be a little TOO big of a reach and would strain credulity. That reveal might be the jump the shark moment of the series to me. Now I can see how later in the story that may occur, but I really don't think it happened up to this point in the series.
For those who feel that the panic attacks are due to being an informant and being scared shitless about having to work directly against the cartel as part of the job in El Paso...please explain why the worst part of his reaction was immediately after the head-bomb and more significantly, after he already knew he was reassigned back to his old job away from the cartels.
Seems to suggest against the informant theory and supports his given explanation of basically PTSD that started with Tuco and was made worse with the bomb. You have to keep in mind he seems to not really be a front line guy. When he is involved in busts, he is sitting at a safe distance while other officers cleared the place. Tuco could probably have been his first "real" gunfight where his life was threatened.
The only one I disagree with is Hank being tied to the cartels. Just seems to be a little TOO big of a reach and would strain credulity. That reveal might be the jump the shark moment of the series to me. Now I can see how later in the story that may occur, but I really don't think it happened up to this point in the series.
For those who feel that the panic attacks are due to being an informant and being scared shitless about having to work directly against the cartel as part of the job in El Paso...please explain why the worst part of his reaction was immediately after the head-bomb and more significantly, after he already knew he was reassigned back to his old job away from the cartels.
Seems to suggest against the informant theory and supports his given explanation of basically PTSD that started with Tuco and was made worse with the bomb. You have to keep in mind he seems to not really be a front line guy. When he is involved in busts, he is sitting at a safe distance while other officers cleared the place. Tuco could probably have been his first "real" gunfight where his life was threatened.
This post was edited on 4/10/10 at 12:41 pm
Posted on 4/10/10 at 12:49 pm to Volvagia
A. Because he moved away from the bomb like he knew something was about to happen.
B. Because the writers like to tie almost everything together.
I could be 100% wrong on this. It is just pure speculation. But I do think the writers like to tie everything together, so I wouldn't be surprised at all.
And no, I don't think it would be a jump the shark moment.
If Some hardcore killers that cut heads off on a daily basis, showed you pictures of your family and told you to feed them information or your family would be raped and mutilated, most people would feed the info.
That happens every single day on the border now.
B. Because the writers like to tie almost everything together.
I could be 100% wrong on this. It is just pure speculation. But I do think the writers like to tie everything together, so I wouldn't be surprised at all.
And no, I don't think it would be a jump the shark moment.
If Some hardcore killers that cut heads off on a daily basis, showed you pictures of your family and told you to feed them information or your family would be raped and mutilated, most people would feed the info.
That happens every single day on the border now.
Posted on 4/10/10 at 2:06 pm to tubucoco
Just now watching but I must say I frickING HATE SKYLER!!
Posted on 4/10/10 at 2:26 pm to TigerMyth36
I didn't ask you to repeat what you have already said to support your claim. I simply asked
He didn't get his worst panic attacks from being an informant after going back home because he walked away from the bomb. And he didn't casually make a pathetic excuse so that he wasn't there then the bomb went off. He was traumatized by the sight. And arguing that he moved away from the head as if he knew it was a bomb isn't an ironclad argument either, because if he knew, why did he walk to right on top of it (less than 5 feet) in the first place, then calling immediately attention to himself by having a panic attack and running away. It wasn't like all of the officers where on top of the turtle. There were multiple officers just as far away from the blast as he was (although he was the only one outside of a direct LOS to the bomb).
Similarly, B is only relevant here if you assume that the only way Hank can get involved is by being an informant in season 2.
I am not saying you are wrong...I just wanted your assessment on the theory while looking at all of the evidence. Not just the parts that helps your theory. Hank very well may be an informant. I just see it as a huge leap personally.
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For those who feel that the panic attacks are due to being an informant and being scared shitless about having to work directly against the cartel as part of the job in El Paso...please explain why the worst part of his reaction was immediately after the head-bomb and more significantly, after he already knew he was reassigned back to his old job away from the cartels.
He didn't get his worst panic attacks from being an informant after going back home because he walked away from the bomb. And he didn't casually make a pathetic excuse so that he wasn't there then the bomb went off. He was traumatized by the sight. And arguing that he moved away from the head as if he knew it was a bomb isn't an ironclad argument either, because if he knew, why did he walk to right on top of it (less than 5 feet) in the first place, then calling immediately attention to himself by having a panic attack and running away. It wasn't like all of the officers where on top of the turtle. There were multiple officers just as far away from the blast as he was (although he was the only one outside of a direct LOS to the bomb).
Similarly, B is only relevant here if you assume that the only way Hank can get involved is by being an informant in season 2.
I am not saying you are wrong...I just wanted your assessment on the theory while looking at all of the evidence. Not just the parts that helps your theory. Hank very well may be an informant. I just see it as a huge leap personally.
Posted on 4/10/10 at 2:39 pm to Volvagia
And I don't.
The panic attacks could have been stirred by guilt after all those agents were killed.
Going back would also not necessarily mean he would no longer be an informant. So he could still be having attacks, just waiting for the next call.
Maybe they didn't need him so they never called again, but now that he will be back in El Paso, he knows they will call him.
The panic attacks could have been stirred by guilt after all those agents were killed.
Going back would also not necessarily mean he would no longer be an informant. So he could still be having attacks, just waiting for the next call.
Maybe they didn't need him so they never called again, but now that he will be back in El Paso, he knows they will call him.
Posted on 4/10/10 at 2:47 pm to GeauxLSUSam
yeah, I know you you do, read one of your earlier comments, that's why I said she ain't you. Payin you a compliment in beauty and class because Skyler is lackin the latter. 
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