re: Breaking Bad S5E16 9/29 "Felina" IT's ALL OVER

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What? When he was talking with Badger and Pete or after he got to the compound?

He specifically asked Badger and Pete about the Blue Meth and had his "Ah ha" moment then - he challenged Jack about Jesse being alive and was right (heck, he already knew.)

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He knew after Badger and Skinny Pete confirmed that it was in fact high purity blue and not some knock off.

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The last verse of El Paso makes so much fricking sense. 90% of people will never catch that.


I had to look up the lyrics; good catch.

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Someone put the El Paso theory on the internet a while ago and after reading all the theories out there this one seemed most plausible. It's a good song too.

This is also cool

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The X-Files[edit] Gilligan's big break came when he joined the Fox television drama The X-Files. Gilligan was a fan of the show, and submitted to Fox a script which became the second season episode "Soft Light".[6] He then wrote 26 more episodes, in addition to being co-executive producer of 44 episodes, executive producer of 40, co-producer of 24, and supervising producer of 20. After The X-Files, he became executive producer of all 13 episodes of The Lone Gunmen.

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This is the one episode of Talking Bad that I've liked. You see how hard all of these actors are taking it knowing that it's over

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Well, for a lot of them, this is the highlight of their careers.

Kinda feel for the younger ones. It's going to be hard to top something like this. Esposito and Cranston have already had magnificently successful careers.

I will eat some crow on that but box was just being so damn hardheaded i refused to be on his side.

This ending was

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According to those chumps I'm just not smart enough to watch this show

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They were ignoring the obvious - he was obviously, visibly moved to action by the Schwartzs dismissal of his contribution. Now, that was open for interpretation - Carson and I (perhaps others) speculated he might use GM to get his children paid - I know I specifically predicted he might launder some of his money through them. I also considered he might just add them to the revenge bill.

In any event, some people were reading too much into the "blue sky has resurfaced" and I had to look up the transcript to even remember the specific language - but we knew what they had said about Walt, though, and that was enough to get him moving.

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How the frick did he poison Lydia. The sweetener never left her hand.

Only thing i can think of is that he swapped it out before she got there because she always sits in the same seat?

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i gotta say, i totally thought the sweetener was a red herring for the ricin. it's been stressed so much, i thought there was no way it would happen because of how obvious it would be

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They were ignoring the obvious - he was obviously, visibly moved to action by the Schwartzs dismissal of his contribution. Now, that was open for interpretation - Carson and I (perhaps others) speculated he might use GM to get his children paid - I know I specifically predicted he might launder some of his money through them. I also considered he might just add them to the revenge bill.

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See I got that but he also had a shite ton of time to think about Jesse/blue meth.


But we don't need to do this again