Not reading that, but thanks for posting.
Usually I would be into spoilers for a TV show, but Breaking Bad is much more enjoyable when you're shocked at whats happening.
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*DANGER* Breaking Bad S5 *SPOILER* Thread - Untagged discussion, photos, and leaks
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Not reading that, but thanks for posting.
Usually I would be into spoilers for a TV show, but Breaking Bad is much more enjoyable when you're shocked at whats happening.
Cornballer's link says
will share screen time together! 
http://i.minus.com/ibseL683jGJQT4.jpg
YEY!
Jesse and Skyler
http://i.minus.com/ibseL683jGJQT4.jpg
YEY!
Souless_PJ
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That looks like a happy family dinner table lmao
Psychological Intellect
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gonna be one fucking awkward dinner.
and hooooooolly shit i can't wait
and hooooooolly shit i can't wait
Cornballer's link sayswill share screen time together!Jesse and Skyler
http://i.minus.com/ibseL683jGJQT4.jpg
YEY!
Jesse doesn't like his greens... bitch.
Cornballer's link sayswill share screen time together!Jesse and Skyler
http://i.minus.com/ibseL683jGJQT4.jpg
YEY!
Jesus Christ Marie!!!
Next week:
In other news, those "leaks" are being plugged: Gomez lives, Jesse is unharmed, Madrigal doesn't seem to be Gray Matter, and it doesn't look like there's room for Skyler to be strangled next week (fingers crossed for the finale).
Say My Name - Season 5, Episode 7, Airs Aug 26, 2012
Walt assumes a new level of superiority in the business venture. Mike is left to deal with the consequences of his actions.
Walt assumes a new level of superiority in the business venture. Mike is left to deal with the consequences of his actions.
In other news, those "leaks" are being plugged: Gomez lives, Jesse is unharmed, Madrigal doesn't seem to be Gray Matter, and it doesn't look like there's room for Skyler to be strangled next week (fingers crossed for the finale).
Cornballer
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Wasn't sure where to put this one:
- Warming Glow: Insane Breaking Bad Theory Backed By Questionable Evidence So Good It Might Be True
- Warming Glow: Insane Breaking Bad Theory Backed By Questionable Evidence So Good It Might Be True
Psychological Intellect
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the first part of that is pretty ridiculous.
The next two episodes are being hyped:
Teasers yet unrealized:
Also, the "Gomez is killed" theory stems from the actor's IMDB page. He's apparently the only actor whose contract hasn't been renewed for the final eight episodes.
Teasers yet unrealized:
- Cranston: A "cast member" meets their end [via Rolling Stone]
- Gilligan: Walt tops himself with an irredeemable act [via Comic Con]
- Norris: There's a "chilling" scene involving Holly [via NPR]
Also, the "Gomez is killed" theory stems from the actor's IMDB page. He's apparently the only actor whose contract hasn't been renewed for the final eight episodes.
It's expected to be part of the final eight, possibly of the series finale.
One of the circumstantial pieces of evidence supporting this theory is "A few episodes ago, Walter White promised Skyler that before it was all said and done, Skyler would like him again, right?" and "What would drive Walt to come to his senses, join Hank, and turn on the other meth organization? Two things: The death of Jesse or the death of a child. The signs have pointed to the death of Holly for quite a while."
I don't see how SkySky would EVER forgive Walt if Holly died. Thus, there is a major weakness in this theory.
Audition tape of a guy reading for the part of a lawyer for one of Mike's guys in the episode Gliding Over All
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PT015hU6JAg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PT015hU6JAg
Muffdraul
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I just posted this in the main BrBa thread and was asked to move it here-
I recently asked a friend who is in a position to know if the supposed spoilers posted at 4chan were true. He asked "Do you really want to know what happens in the last episode of the season?" Long story short, I said no... but with some obvious lingering yearning and curiosity to know something. He said
I also asked him for something specific but not really all that spoilery to sort of use as retroactive proof that I'm not full of shit. He said that
I recently asked a friend who is in a position to know if the supposed spoilers posted at 4chan were true. He asked "Do you really want to know what happens in the last episode of the season?" Long story short, I said no... but with some obvious lingering yearning and curiosity to know something. He said
"It's a bloodbath. And a cliffhanger."
I also asked him for something specific but not really all that spoilery to sort of use as retroactive proof that I'm not full of shit. He said that
in the final episode, there's a scene where Skyler brings Walt to a storage unit with an "uncountable" amount of money inside. Skyler says the line, "It would take ten lifetimes to spend this amount of money."
crisdecuba
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Could you possibly have your friend PM me the details?
blame space
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i clicked on this thread accidentally and i just had to make a post to say that i didn't read any of this and you guys should be ashamed.
Cuban Legend
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i came here to do the same. shame on this thread lol
In episode 7 after the deal back at the pest control business. Mike says something about a bug, the DEA doing a sweep he doesnt know when then he says "just get rid of the bug." what bug is he talking about? I dont remember the DEA bugging anything other than putting a tracking device on those barrels so what does he mean?
blainethemono
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he meant the bugs walt put in hank's office. walt removed them before he overheard that they were going to come after mike
was rewatching ondemand(tm) and I saw it now [=
Slightly Live
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You friend is legit.
dave is ok
aztek is ok
I don't know if this is true. I pray it isn't. I don't know how true this spoiler is. But i heard on another thread that
Walt strangles Skylar
Ryan242004
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Ok, so can we assume that the Ricin he pulls out of his house is the same one that was swiped from Jesse?
It has to be. Walt only made 2 batches of Ricin, one for Tuco and one for Gus. Tuco's went to waste and gus's was indeed with Jesse still, but i'm positive he took that from Jesse. After watching Gliding over all today, he put's it behind his electrical socket. You never seen him make another batch of ricin, so yes. it's safe to assume it is.
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My question is why he would risk going back to his old house instead of just making some new Ricin. He clearly knows how to from his previous experience doing so.
Ryan242004
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I think he does it for two reasons. 1) to show the audience that he was the one who got the ricin from Jesse, and 2) he wants to use the Ricin that was intended for Gus to kill someone else. My guess is Jesse. To use what Jesse himself had for so long to kill him would be the ultimate way out.
I can't believe we only have eight weeks left to guess how it ends. IMO, plot-guessing is the best thing about following Breaking Bad. I'll never get this chance again, so I'm going for broke.
We know from Rolling Stone that Walt returns to Albuquerque in the opener in order to "protect someone."We also know that Gilligan considers the ending [paraphrasing] "a victory for Walt, although it might not seem like one." I think the new meth distributors (still underused) will be pissed about Walt retiring/disappearing and are gonna want someone to fulfill his bargain. Good thing Walt gushed about Jesse being "the second greatest meth cook in the world."
Jesse, I think, will hook up with Hank (a pairing the writers can't resist), and will try to bring Walt down legally until he disappears. Jesse will interrogate Saul about the disappearance, but Saul, in trying to persuade Jesse not to mess with scary-ass Walt, will let slip that Walt is a kid-poisoner. Saul, being half-implicit, will save himself from Jesse's wrath by giving up "the guy who vanishes people," so that Jesse can hunt Walt down and kill him. Just when we think the big showdown is on, the meth peddlers will kidnap Jesse.
Walt will be oblivious to the kidnapping, spending his final days in NH (he's coughing and taking pills in the flash-forward), and in regret/repent (he arranges his bacon nostalgically, gives the waitress a generous tip). Something needs to happen to get Walt back to ABQ. Best guess: Hank tracks Walt to NH. Hank will have tailed Jesse, so he'll know that Jesse visited Saul before he went missing. Hank interrogates Saul, Saul gives up the "vanishing guy," the vanishing guy gives up Walt.
So Hank tracks Walt to NH, where Walt gets the jump on him. Hank then tries to save his own life by guilt-tripping Walt about the mess he left in ABQ: countless deaths, an orphaned family, etc. (especially potent if the bacon theory proves true, or if Walt Jr.'s car crash ever happens). Either way, Walt would learn from Hank that the blue meth is back on the streets, and from that he'd know that Jesse was kidnapped since he was adamant that he'd never cook again.
So Walt spares Hank, escapes, and returns to save Jesse as a way of repenting in his final days. Well, whoever he returns to save (if indeed that's what he's doing), it's a fair bet he'll succeed if the ending is like Gilligan says. Maybe since Walt is fond of giving people choices, he could save Jesse, confess to Jane's death, and then give Jesse some options: "A: Turn me in, B: Let me go and I'll die anyhow, or C: Take this gun, and kill me right here." The final scene could be Jesse's decision. (And since this is practically a fanfic: maybe a mirror of the famous shot where Jesse kills Gale, only this time with Walt and with no hesitation in Jesse's eyes before he pulls the trigger). /end crazy fanfic.
No idea what he'll do with the ricin. Or how I'll cope when it's over.
We know from Rolling Stone that Walt returns to Albuquerque in the opener in order to "protect someone."We also know that Gilligan considers the ending [paraphrasing] "a victory for Walt, although it might not seem like one." I think the new meth distributors (still underused) will be pissed about Walt retiring/disappearing and are gonna want someone to fulfill his bargain. Good thing Walt gushed about Jesse being "the second greatest meth cook in the world."
Jesse, I think, will hook up with Hank (a pairing the writers can't resist), and will try to bring Walt down legally until he disappears. Jesse will interrogate Saul about the disappearance, but Saul, in trying to persuade Jesse not to mess with scary-ass Walt, will let slip that Walt is a kid-poisoner. Saul, being half-implicit, will save himself from Jesse's wrath by giving up "the guy who vanishes people," so that Jesse can hunt Walt down and kill him. Just when we think the big showdown is on, the meth peddlers will kidnap Jesse.
Walt will be oblivious to the kidnapping, spending his final days in NH (he's coughing and taking pills in the flash-forward), and in regret/repent (he arranges his bacon nostalgically, gives the waitress a generous tip). Something needs to happen to get Walt back to ABQ. Best guess: Hank tracks Walt to NH. Hank will have tailed Jesse, so he'll know that Jesse visited Saul before he went missing. Hank interrogates Saul, Saul gives up the "vanishing guy," the vanishing guy gives up Walt.
So Hank tracks Walt to NH, where Walt gets the jump on him. Hank then tries to save his own life by guilt-tripping Walt about the mess he left in ABQ: countless deaths, an orphaned family, etc. (especially potent if the bacon theory proves true, or if Walt Jr.'s car crash ever happens). Either way, Walt would learn from Hank that the blue meth is back on the streets, and from that he'd know that Jesse was kidnapped since he was adamant that he'd never cook again.
So Walt spares Hank, escapes, and returns to save Jesse as a way of repenting in his final days. Well, whoever he returns to save (if indeed that's what he's doing), it's a fair bet he'll succeed if the ending is like Gilligan says. Maybe since Walt is fond of giving people choices, he could save Jesse, confess to Jane's death, and then give Jesse some options: "A: Turn me in, B: Let me go and I'll die anyhow, or C: Take this gun, and kill me right here." The final scene could be Jesse's decision. (And since this is practically a fanfic: maybe a mirror of the famous shot where Jesse kills Gale, only this time with Walt and with no hesitation in Jesse's eyes before he pulls the trigger). /end crazy fanfic.
No idea what he'll do with the ricin. Or how I'll cope when it's over.
It's finally back! Now we can decipher all the clues just like last year, only to convince ourselves that Walt will strangle Skyler in episode number __.
Here's a few things to start us off:
That's Skyler meeting with someone in a diner next week (and holding a secret note! Or a Sweet 'N Low). She's heard crying, "I am so sorry!" to someone in the episode preview. It's cut to sound like she's apologizing to Hank for keeping Walt's identity a secret, but the episode summary makes it sound like Ted could be coming back to fuck her
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Also in the promo (and possibly related), Saul and Walt discuss Jesse having disappeared. Where does he disappear to? Maybe his new role as ABQ's Robin Hood will get him picked up or arrested. Might make for a convenient appointment with Hank, who returns to work next week:
Further evidence
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Other clues & curiosities:
Here's a few things to start us off:
That's Skyler meeting with someone in a diner next week (and holding a secret note! Or a Sweet 'N Low). She's heard crying, "I am so sorry!" to someone in the episode preview. It's cut to sound like she's apologizing to Hank for keeping Walt's identity a secret, but the episode summary makes it sound like Ted could be coming back to fuck her
shit up
So who is Hank talking to in the preview when he says, "The lives he's destroyed / He's a monster / I can be the man that caught him."? It could still be Skyler, but I'll stick with my prediction from earlier and guess that he teams up with Jesse. He's already thinking about him--he just referenced him in the garage with Walt (absolving him of responsibility for the epic phone prank), and they both want to see justice against Walt. I think it's the kind of pairing the writers can't pass up.
Also in the promo (and possibly related), Saul and Walt discuss Jesse having disappeared. Where does he disappear to? Maybe his new role as ABQ's Robin Hood will get him picked up or arrested. Might make for a convenient appointment with Hank, who returns to work next week:
Further evidence
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Other clues & curiosities:
- What the hell could bring Saul to the verge of tears and hysteria in the preview? Either someone threatens to break his legs again, or he comes clean to Jesse about Brock's poisoning.
- According to Vince Gilligan, the "complications and moving parts" that Lydia talked about at the car wash will come into play for her next week.
- According to Chris Hardwick, a "secret BB actor" will be on next week's "Talking Bad." On Hardwick's Walking Dead show, "Talking Dead," a "secret actor appearance" usually means they've been killed that episode. The title of 5x10 is "Buried."
Ryan242004
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Ok, someone on another forum posted details of all eight episodes a week before the new season started and the first episode summary was spot on. Are the rest BS? Or have they been leaked? I'm too nervous to read everything to see.
I started writing a post of the same theory, that Skylar and perhaps Saul's voice on the promo, combined with the episode summary, makes me think it's about Ted.
The first episode had been known in detail for ages, so it's probably BS. If you can post a link to the thread, I might be able to disprove (or confirm) it.
Great post, VegaNine. Jesse and Hank teaming up seems kinda lame to me. I don't know. I was hoping for Hank to get iced relatively soon, but I guess not with the buildup.
In the diner, photo, could Skyler be apologizing to Lydia for threatening her at the car wash? That's what first came to mind when I saw the preview. Well, that and Ted, but he's gotta be in pretty rough shape still. PEACE.
In the diner, photo, could Skyler be apologizing to Lydia for threatening her at the car wash? That's what first came to mind when I saw the preview. Well, that and Ted, but he's gotta be in pretty rough shape still. PEACE.
Ryan242004
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Here is the post in question, episodes 1-6 are in the first post and episode 7 is at the bottom. I have no shame, I read all of it and it seems legit.
http://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post?id=61352396
Ryan242004
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I agree, 1-6 seem pretty solid but 7 seems pretty crazy. Then again they did say it was going to get nuts. If walt did kill Jesse that way it would show how much of a monster he has become.
However, it sets up the confrontation I didn't see coming. Walt vs hank and jr. I think now it comes down to walt having to kill his son and if he can do it or not. Just my opinion
I agree, 1-6 seem pretty solid but 7 seems pretty crazy. Then again they did say it was going to get nuts. If walt did kill Jesse that way it would show how much of a monster he has become.
However, it sets up the confrontation I didn't see coming. Walt vs hank and jr. I think now it comes down to walt having to kill his son and if he can do it or not. Just my opinion
Makes no sense that he would save Jesse only to kill him haha! And I'd certainly expect a more visceral reaction to Skyler's death from Walt and the rest of the family...
No worries. It was a hoax:
His summaries for #2-6 sounded credible because they mixed a few known facts with a lot of educated guessing. The summary for #7 was posted separately, but that's obvious BS too. Somehow it even leaves out Charlie Rose's guest appearance. There's also a hilarious summary for #8.
Ryan242004
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Whew! Thanks!
Vintage_Creep
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I love the "HEISENBERG IS READY TO KILL EVERYONE" part. It's simply hilarious.
I love the show but I hate its fanbase, it's a bunch of people who just want to see Walter being a badass and kill randomly. Thank God Gilligan is superior to that and will give the show a purposefully ending. I hope at least.
I love the show but I hate its fanbase, it's a bunch of people who just want to see Walter being a badass and kill randomly. Thank God Gilligan is superior to that and will give the show a purposefully ending. I hope at least.
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