re: Breaking Bad...

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Every time I see your name I read Tucco at first.

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yeah I get that a lot, I've even tried to change it to tucco to avoid the confusion.

I just watched it last night and loved it. Reading the interview makes me like the whole show even more.

The whole show is about a guy who makes bad choices for seemingly good reasons. And when those good reasons go away he continues to break bad and there are consequences.

The actions Walt set into place way back in the beginning have caused the deaths of hundreds of people now (plane, Combo, drug girl, not to mention anything happening to the users of his product).

Walt is a completely different man than the guy we saw at the beginning. I thought I was going to watch a show about a guy doing things he despised for his family. It's turned into a show about a guy who likes doing those things and the consequences he will have to suffer for them.

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The actions Walt set into place way back in the beginning have caused the deaths of hundreds of people now (plane, Combo, drug girl, not to mention anything happening to the users of his product).

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by having Jessie and his friends dealing with the users, Walt never even saw what he was doing to them. I wonder if he will be able to continue to deal after seeing Jane die and after rescuing Jessie from the crack house.

Will next season just be about Walt trying to get out of the business while dealing with the repercussions from this season?

Well he has to start over from scratch if he is going to continue since he is out of the blue stuff.

He can't make serious meth without stealing a new tank of that stuff.

I understand it is all tied together, but I still found the body bag tease a bit of a slap. They played it up all season and then it's nobody we knew.

I said a long time ago that he would be addicted to the action and would not be able to quit.

Now that he has a lot of time left and everything paid for, it will be interesting to see what happens.

Maybe Gus forces him to keep cooking. Gus might like having Walt as his cook.

Just not sure how he ever gets Skyler back. Not sure the average woman would say thanks for thinking of us enough to meth it up.

Saul will probably steal his money next season or when he moves it out of the house something will happen and he will be back to square one.

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Well he has to start over from scratch if he is going to continue since he is out of the blue stuff.

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Exactly. What happens when Gus calls wanting more "product?"

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He can't make serious meth without stealing a new tank of that stuff.

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I'm sure Gus can get this for him.

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I understand it is all tied together, but I still found the body bag tease a bit of a slap. They played it up all season and then it's nobody we knew.

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I actually liked it.

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I said a long time ago that he would be addicted to the action and would not be able to quit.

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I think he wants out. The scene of him sitting by the pool at the end reminded me of Michael Corleone in the "Godfather II." I think Walt realizes he's seriously f'd up. I believe he loves his wife and children more than being the best meth cook in New Mexico. I wonder how he's going to react when he realizes he's indirectly responsible for the plane colliding?

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Now that he has a lot of time left and everything paid for, it will be interesting to see what happens.

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Maybe he gets some separation 'tang from Carmen, the hot assistant principal.

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Maybe Gus forces him to keep cooking. Gus might like having Walt as his cook.

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Perhaps

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Just not sure how he ever gets Skyler back.

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That's a tough one.

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Not sure the average woman would say thanks for thinking of us enough to meth it up.

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Skyler appears to me to be such a woman, but there's not telling with this show. Divorce would be too obvious. It would be justified, but not obvious.

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Saul will probably steal his money next season

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I wonder if he or "The Cleaner" have already stolen Jesse's money.

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or when he moves it out of the house something will happen and he will be back to square one.

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...then his cancer will return w/a vengance, but won't have the support of his family to help him along. How ironic would THIS be!?


I hope his conscience doesn't allow him to draw Jesse back into the business after he gets out of rehab. I'm really pulling for Jesse.

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Will next season just be about Walt trying to get out of the business while dealing with the repercussions from this season?

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I hope so.

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...then his cancer will return with w/a vengeance, but won't have the support of his family to help him along. How ironic would THIS be?!

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exactly my point, when people get left all alone like that they usually get farther into trouble, like a locomotive out of control, they are not thinkin clearly and just see or try to justify cooking more meth as the reason that maybe they can get their family back, he probably thinks making more money will somehow win her over. totally blind, instead of just tellin the truth, but who knows maybe he will fess up next season.

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I figured it out when she asked the doctors if Walt could live independently. I thought to myselt that ol' Walt was fixin' to get kicked to the curb.

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it was nice of her to take care of him for that 6 weeks without ever mentioning the phone thing, i guess she felt she owed him that at least

i was screaming at the tv to just tell her the truth in the driveway

ha, i was the complete opposite, i kept saying "go on and leave then".

I know..... i'm a jackass.

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ha, i was the complete opposite, i kept sayin "go on and leave then".

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yeah I tend to do that sometimes myself, that's not good.