5x01 - Live Free or Die [**SPOILERS WITHIN**]

Professional Griefer

Seen that on reddit earlier, it seems really stupid, but with Walter, you can't rule out anything, especially as hes only going to get 'worse'.

JONJO THE MISER

Just watched it there, great to see it back and a great episode.
I think im going to save up the episodes from now on and watch maybe 3 at a time.

DeepBlue

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

I think im going to save up the episodes from now on

Ha, good luck with that. :pac:

gnfnrhead

I planned on saving them aswell. Lasted less than a day! :pac:

Must have missed the scene with Saul giving Walt the cigarette as I don't remember it at all. Was it the ethical scene?

giftgrub

I enjoyed it, and think Mike is great character.

The whole magnet caper was a bit of a giggle....

don ramo

gnfnrhead wrote: »

Must have missed the scene with Saul giving Walt the cigarette as I don't remember it at all. Was it the ethical scene?

yeah he had the bag with a white line at the bottom, i was wondering WTF it was at first,

logic

Anyone think Walter looked like Gordon Freeman in the opening clip?

Zero-Cool

logic wrote: »

Anyone think Walter looked like Gordon Freeman in the opening clip?

Yupp

MadPatrick

It's as good as ever. Love it. (Please no jinx.)

It may even overtake The Sopranos and become the greatest show OF ALL TIME!!!

Grimebox

Am I only the only one who was underwhelmed by the episode? Perhaps I was looking forward to it too much. The whole magnets thing felt like I was watching an episode of MacGuiver. I thought the whole idea was ridiculous to be honest . Walter was too one dimensional (bar the opening scene). He just seems pure evil now, intimidating everyone around him for no reason and rash in his decisions. Gus was nothing like that. He was very calculated. Dismissing Mike's opinion on leaving the van and giant magnet was ridiculous. Of course its traceable

Darksaga87

tony1kenobi

Grimebox wrote: »

Am I only the only one who was underwhelmed by the episode? Perhaps I was looking forward to it too much. The whole magnets thing felt like I was watching an episode of MacGuiver. I thought the whole idea was ridiculous to be honest . Walter was too one dimensional (bar the opening scene). He just seems pure evil now, intimidating everyone around him for no reason and rash in his decisions. Gus was nothing like that. He was very calculated. Dismissing Mike's opinion on leaving the van and giant magnet was ridiculous. Of course its traceable

It's only a day or two since he was brought out into the desert, sacked,told his family would be killed and found all his money gone.
I think it's understandable he is flexing his muscles a bit.

nelly17

Grimebox wrote: »

Am I only the only one who was underwhelmed by the episode? Perhaps I was looking forward to it too much. The whole magnets thing felt like I was watching an episode of MacGuiver. I thought the whole idea was ridiculous to be honest . Walter was too one dimensional (bar the opening scene). He just seems pure evil now, intimidating everyone around him for no reason and rash in his decisions. Gus was nothing like that. He was very calculated. Dismissing Mike's opinion on leaving the van and giant magnet was ridiculous. Of course its traceable

But is that not the point? Walter can't go around intimidating people forever, its a facade its not in his nature he's a geek always will be. so I think that in itself makes him less one dimensional.

kingtiger

Grimebox wrote: »

. He just seems pure evil now, intimidating everyone around him for no reason and rash in his decisions. Gus was nothing like that. He was very calculated. Dismissing Mike's opinion on leaving the van and giant magnet was ridiculous. Of course its traceable

is it not that Walter now is so arrogant that he thinks he could have Gus killed without any repercussions

so he now sees himself as omnipotent and everyone around him will be bent to his will, best summed up by his "I forgive you" remark to his wife

but of course destroying the Laptop has opened up another can of worms by giving the police a paper trail to follow

Penn

Darksaga87 wrote: »

52/Omega

Good thing he didn't arrange his bacon to say 69

Basq

Penn wrote: »

Good thing he didn't arrange his bacon to say 69

Deleted scene! :pac:

logic

Basq wrote: »

Deleted scene! :pac:

ah, thats why he didn't have the wedding ring on, he was making advances on the waitress

don ramo

Grimebox wrote: »

Am I only the only one who was underwhelmed by the episode?

YES:D

evolving_doors

gnfnrhead wrote: »

I planned on saving them aswell. Lasted less than a day! :pac:

Must have missed the scene with Saul giving Walt the cigarette as I don't remember it at all. Was it the ethical scene?

Was it not the Lilly of the valley poison?

tony1kenobi

Armelodie wrote: »

gnfnrhead wrote: »

I planned on saving them aswell. Lasted less than a day! :pac:

Must have missed the scene with Saul giving Walt the cigarette as I don't remember it at all. Was it the ethical scene?

Was it not the Lilly of the valley poison?

Walt poisoned Brock with the lily of the valley but Huell palmed the ricin cigarette from Jesse's pack to make Jesse think Walt (then Gus) used it to poison the child.

Professional Griefer

S4E01



S5E01



Same Dennys.

Price of gas fairly shot up.

Dempsey

Deleted User wrote: »

Price of gas fairly shot up.

That be the price per gallon in america

Basq

Dempsey wrote: »

That be the price per gallon in america

I think he means he shot up from $2.89 p/gall to $3.63 p/gall between the two episodes.

But there is at least 2 years between those 2 scenes.. and from our own increasing fuel prices, it's hardly far fetched!

don ramo

Dempsey wrote: »

That be the price per gallon in america

yeah but a gallon in america is only 3.8 liters

Our man in Havana

Indeed. When I first went to the US in 2000 to work I was paying 99 cents a gallon.

The Pontiac

Great opening.

Who bets Jessie finds the Lily of the Valley plant in Walt's boot (trunk)?

The scene showed him putting the bomb evidence in the trunk, and later remembering the plant.

pickarooney

What's the story with this season being split in two exactly?

allanb49

money

LionelNashe

I've been wondering, if its Walt's 52nd birthday, how come he's able to prove that with his fake New Hampshire drivers licence? That would imply that his fake ID has got his real date-of-birth on it. Maybe its not really his 52nd birthday at all, so its not really 1 year in the future after all, but he was just doing that thing with the bacon so that the woman behind the counter would remember him. He does leave a $100 note for the food. I can't see why he'd want to be remembered at the scene of an illegal gun purchase though.

Ruski

Basq wrote: »

Deleted scene! :pac:

http://omg.wthax.org/Untitled_201.jpg

FYP.