Breaking Bad Season 5 Thread

Could have swore I saw a blood stain on Gomez' torso. Other than that, the only worse shooting I've ever seen was Shaq at the foul line.

 

BTW, did I hear things when Walt mentioned in passing that he was indeed being watched by a hitman for Jesse in the Plaza after all? Seems like he said something to the Nazis that referenced it.

 

Great episode, and Rian Johnson, who directed Fly (and some movies of note as well), directs the next one. This episode also answered the questions about why the lottery ticket wasn't shown on the refrigerator.

 

Went back and re-watched the shootout scene, and what appears to be blood on Gomie is actually the shadow from where his orange shirt buttons together. Looks like no one was hit, at least not on-camera before the fade to black.

 

I GET IT! YOU MADE A FUNNY BECAUSE SHAQ WASN'T A VERY GOOD FREE THROW SHOOTER!

But have you not watched a single Clippers game in the past four years? How about the Magic two years ago or Lakers last season?
Did you watch the Pistons during their back-to-back Finals runs? Because if you've watched any those things, you are a liar. And your funny is ruined.

Moreover, none of those people shot 0 percent. Please reconsider your post.

 

I don't think that Walt would have left all of his money in one place and that he would have had a couple of stashes. I also didn't totally buy his panic when Jesse called, but I guess that's because that we new that Hank and Jesse were working together and he didn't. That being said, such an intense last 15-20 minutes.

In the Insider podcast, interesting that it was scripted that Walt call Jesse a "rat" and Cranston suggested doing a take where he callede him a "coward" which plays much better.

There is a long story on Cranston in the New Yorker this week, but it is behind the paywall for now.

 

Except what she was telling him were standard practices of retail selling and inventory.

 

Speaking of heads and I know this was probably covered in prior season threads, but how does someone get a melon shaped like Huell's?

 

No, I have not.

No, I have not.

Sparingly, and all I remember was they beat people up. Your point could very well be valid.

Well, I'll keep trying.

Versatile, thy name is Sheldon Cooper.

 

Huell's a big boy; chances are, he was an enormous baby, which means forceps were used in delivery and that can lead to a melon head.

 

If you laid Huell sideways: