Breaking Bad Season 3 Running Thread

Don't understand that sentence.

 

Netflix?

 

Alan Sepinwall has his review up:
http://www.nj.com/entertainment/tv/index.ssf/2010/03/breaking_bad_no_mas_no_country.html

Seems like a big theme of this season is going to be Walt accepting his new lot in life. Last season they took him down that road (and took Jesse the other way), and last night they kind of reset it a little. Between Skyler knowing about Walt, the cartel on its way and the other pressure that's going to build, though, you just know Walt will slide back toward the dark side.
Personally, I can't wait for the scene when we see Walt quietly say, "I'm the bad guy" right before he takes out the two cartel assassins.

 

I watched for the first time last night and I'm hooked.

Wish I could find the first two seasons somewhere.

 

If you have Comcast, I think they still have all of Season 2 available On Demand. Seasons 1 and 2 are also both out on DVD, whether you have to buy them, Netflix 'em or even get them from Blockbuster.

 

I can't see Gus (or Saul for that matter) letting Walt walk away that easily.

 

So what did he do wrong to develop cancer?
And what did his son do, aside from being annoying, to be disabled?

 

San Jose Mercury News (CA) - August 26, 1987 - 14B California News

BOTH PLANES IN CERRITOS CRASH SHOWED ON RADAR, REPORT SAYS

Both an Aeromexico jetliner and a private plane that collided over Cerritos almost a year ago appeared on radar screens at air traffic control headquarters, a National Transportation Safety Board report says, contradicting the air controller's testimony.

Air traffic controller Walter White's "failure to see this (radar) return and to issue a traffic advisory to (Aeromexico) Flight 498 contributed to the occurrence of the accident,"...


http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=WQ8TAAAAIBAJ&sjid=ovoDAAAAIBAJ&pg=3083,1899358&hl=en

 

I remember that crash. Interesting congruence.

 

They meant passing judgment since he started in the meth trade.

 

Good episode tonight. The scene where the hired guns confront Tuco's grandpa was the reason I watch this show. Very taut scene.

 

The hired guns confronted Tuco's grandpa?

It seemed to me like a mutually agreed upon information presentation. The old man certainly looked as if he was eager to hand over the name they were seeking.

Now the cousins sitting on the bed -- that could've ended up to be a true confrontation.