So i'm guessing by the fact the last 500 posts that sprung overnight that look like a US government leak this episode is as good as they made out?
[sp]So is Huell still waiting in that room? Only Hank and Gomez knew he was there, I guess he's fucked now[/sp]
Literally the best thing I've ever seen on TV
This episode is actually #1 right now, and we still have MORE I CAN'T HANDLE THIS
[sp]I'm not so sure I agree that Heisenberg "died" when Hank got killed. He sentenced Jessie to death (and torture) right after and I think Walt is too smart a character to blame Hank's death on him. But I guess it was just to please his wife.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Forss;42213571][sp]I'm not so sure I agree that Heisenberg "died" when Hank got killed. He sentenced Jessie to death (and torture) right after and I think Walt is too smart a character to blame Hank's death on him. But I guess it was just to please his wife.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]I think when you just watched your brother in law die in front of you because Jesse was part of the reason for having Hank out there in the first place, you'd be pretty angry. He may have not been thinking straight.
He didn't even stop Jesse from being executed, but Todd.[/sp]
People give Marie a lot of shit for being terrible but I think she was a really good person this episode.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNU1w_tWsmM[/media]
What the christ
Riveting and intense, I generally never go buzzword about an episode but it really was just that.
[sp]Walts "conversation" with Skyler was heartbreaking[/sp]
Remember when I told you that this episode is gonna be filled with lots of symbols. [sp]Jesse as a rabid dog in cage and on a leash, Walt as a stray dog running away, three exact same shots of knives and phone but in different moments, parallels to Walt being Gus.[/sp]
But my favourite is definitely one of the most subtlest, and one of the quickest. But the more you think about it the more brilliant it gets:
[img]http://i.imgur.com/dfFZ6OH.jpg[/img]
Watch it. [sp]White King gets pulled out of the corner. He has only two pawns and one knight left.[/sp]
Oh, only took me this long to realize how psychotic Walter is
I can't get over how god damn perfect this episode is.
oh my god i feel so odd now. watching the new ep and listening to this
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZqQT5904_U[/media]
[sp]Didn't I treat you right now
Didn't I do the best I could
Didn't I give you everything
I tried my best just to be around
Didn't I
it's like something i can imagine walt actually saying to skylar + jr[/sp]
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[sp]for anyone who didn't know, this is the song from the second ep and i really hope they play it at the end of the show[/sp]
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[QUOTE=Joz;42214152]Remember when I told you that this episode is gonna be filled with lots of symbols. [sp]Jesse as a rabid dog in cage and on a leash,[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]it reminded me of saul's old yeller metaphor. now that i think about it, saul said jesse had to be "put down", which is pretty much what happened to hank[/sp]
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[sp]i love how the phone and knives were in the same shot. i was saying "nonono don't do it" thinking she was going to call the police but she grabbed the fuckin knife instead
this ep has made me exclaim more than any other, i yelled in shock a few times[/sp]
I'm speechless. That was simply amazing and we still got two episodes left.
Everything was great but I also liked how much they showed of [sp]Todd and how smart and cold he actually is[/sp].
[QUOTE=smurfy;42213397][sp]So is Huell still waiting in that room? Only Hank and Gomez knew he was there, I guess he's fucked now[/sp][/QUOTE]
I don't get why people keep on saying this, because in that episode there was clearly another guy there when the two turned up to question him and he only went outside.
[QUOTE=Dissolution;42210412]Which theory?[/QUOTE]
I can't seem to find the actual post on reddit, only other people referencing said theory. Basically the theory which was posted way back before the Nazi's came back into play was Jesse was going to be forced to cook meth for the Nazi's via Todd's knowledge that he cooks just as well as Walt. And the future scenes with the machine gun is walt preparing to go and free Jesse.
[QUOTE=Joz;42214152]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/dfFZ6OH.jpg[/img]
Watch it. [sp]White King gets pulled out of the corner. He has only two pawns and one knight left.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]i'm not really sure what you mean. what is significant about the two pawns and knight, who are they meant to represent? i'm guessing the king is walt.[/sp]
[QUOTE=TCB;42214504][sp]i'm not really sure what you mean. what is significant about the two pawns and knight, who are they meant to represent? i'm guessing the king is walt.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]Seemingly Walter lost all of his motivation and his allies in that battle. But he still has/had Saul (because he contacted him and was able to get out of New Mexico). That's one of the pawn. The other one is a person who despite of all the hatred finally realizes that Walter made some serious mistakes but he tries to fix them by all means - Skyler. Last scene when they speak through the phone, and how her facial expressions changes. She realizes that Walt is not insane, but deliberately takes all blame so Skyler won't be arrested and their children will have at least one parent.
Now the knight, it's interesting. He's the furthest from king, almost on the enemy territory. With no move to make. Sounds like description of Jesse's current situation. You can argue that he has pure intentions and is the "knight" of the show.[/sp]
Of course it all might be a huge stretch, but next episode will show. If it will make any happy you can think [sp]that those two pawns are Huell and Kuby, with Saul as a knight.[/sp]
[QUOTE=TCB;42214504][sp]i'm not really sure what you mean. what is significant about the two pawns and knight, who are they meant to represent? i'm guessing the king is walt.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp] The black pieces are Jack's crew. 6 pieces, 6 nazi's, and Jesse is the knight trapped in the center. The pawns are Skyler and Jr., both of them are still under Walts thumb even if he's not there.[/sp]
[sp] i cried so hard during walt's phone call to skyler, especially when he started to cry too as he said that skyler and co wont be seeing hank again :( [/sp]
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[QUOTE=Twipsters;42214746][sp] The black pieces are Jack's crew. 6 pieces, 6 nazi's, and Jesse is the knight trapped in the center. The pawns are Skyler and Jr., both of them are still under Walts thumb even if he's not there.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp] i dont know if it means shit but i like how the king moves from the corner too. [/sp]
I don't know why people think Walt [sp]is going to use the ricin on himself. There are much more effective ways of committing suicide.[/sp]
[QUOTE=Apollo;42214923]I don't know why people think Walt [sp]is going to use the ricin on himself. There are much more effective ways of committing suicide.[/sp][/QUOTE]
[sp]maybe he needs to die naturally to avoid media attention?[/sp]
[sp]http://puu.sh/4sVIb.png[/sp]
Latest episode spoiler, from twitter lol
[QUOTE=smurfy;42213397][sp]So is Huell still waiting in that room? Only Hank and Gomez knew he was there, I guess he's fucked now[/sp][/QUOTE]
This guy was watching him:
[url]http://i.imgur.com/gkJ1SqH.jpg[/url]
[QUOTE=Darkjerms;42211866]Some girl on my girlfriend's facebook just posted all the spoilers for this episode (it hasn't even aired in Australia yet). She got 437 hate comments for it, yet she literally tried to rebut with "get ova it cunts".
I feel terrible for the 100's of people that she spoiled the show for. I thought this episode was a masterpiece...But I guess that all would have been lost on her.[/QUOTE]
I genuinely feel bad for these people, this is the only episode in any show that I have watched (and I watch a lot of shows) that actually took my breath away, having that spoiled would be absolutely horrible since it is definitely a one of a kind feeling, one that you definitely wouldn't want to miss out on.
I have no words to describe this episode. if there is any TV show episode that deserves a 10/10 and to become a classic it's this godamn show.
Well that was heartbreaking.
[QUOTE=RAG Frag;42212326][sp]Were Hank's final words to Walt sort of forgiveness? The way he said it, it sounded like he thought he was talking to Walt again.[/sp][/QUOTE]
Respect, I think.
[sp]Todd convinced the others to spare Jessie so he could use him to cook better right? He's more clever than he seems.[/sp]
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