Thought the last episode was rock bottom but the writers went even further to sell Breaking Bad T shirts to the 20 year olds.
Full autos against a 9mm (unlimited mag capacity), and a pump shotgun. That fight is over in 4 seconds.
Fade BB.
Thought the last episode was rock bottom but the writers went even further to sell Breaking Bad T shirts to the 20 year olds.
Full autos against a 9mm (unlimited mag capacity), and a pump shotgun. That fight is over in 4 seconds.
Fade BB.
I hate the cliffhangers in each episode this season. They're not needed. We're already gonna watch next week.
And the "sneak peak at next weeks episode" are always misleading, to the point that you shouldn't even bother watching them.
The ending tonight coulda been a legendary scene if Hank got shot down seconds after talking to his wife with good news..Instead it made everyone laugh at how fake it was.
I hate the cliffhangers in each episode this season. They're not needed. We're already gonna watch next week.
And the "sneak peak at next weeks episode" are always misleading, to the point that you shouldn't even bother watching them.
The ending tonight coulda been a legendary scene if Hank got shot down seconds after talking to his wife with good news..Instead it made everyone laugh at how fake it was.
Remember how Todd nailed the kid on the dirtbike when they hijacked the chemicals off the train. Todd was shooting the same gun and emptyed it and couldn't hit Hank,a larger target at a closer distance.
This cliff-hanger shootout is really cornball but you know that Walt survives and if he is to be "pulled from the jaws of defeat" that these writers seem to think is dramatic,then this arrest has to be reversed and that means all DEA have to be neutralized. I could see this is where Hank is dealt with finally,but probablly not Jesse.Remember, this shootout begins the final 3 episodes starting next Sunday.
Maybe Sol could answer this but when Hank arrests Walt in the middle of the desert and reads his rights/handcuffs him,what is the charge? The only thing they even expect to find there is a barrel of cash. Jesse's testimony + cash = case ,but no cash no case?
Remember how Todd nailed the kid on the dirtbike when they hijacked the chemicals off the train. Todd was shooting the same gun and emptyed it and couldn't hit Hank,a larger target at a closer distance.
This cliff-hanger shootout is really cornball but you know that Walt survives and if he is to be "pulled from the jaws of defeat" that these writers seem to think is dramatic,then this arrest has to be reversed and that means all DEA have to be neutralized. I could see this is where Hank is dealt with finally,but probablly not Jesse.Remember, this shootout begins the final 3 episodes starting next Sunday.
Maybe Sol could answer this but when Hank arrests Walt in the middle of the desert and reads his rights/handcuffs him,what is the charge? The only thing they even expect to find there is a barrel of cash. Jesse's testimony + cash = case ,but no cash no case?
Remember how Todd nailed the kid on the dirtbike when they hijacked the chemicals off the train. Todd was shooting the same gun and emptyed it and couldn't hit Hank,a larger target at a closer distance.
This cliff-hanger shootout is really cornball but you know that Walt survives and if he is to be "pulled from the jaws of defeat" that these writers seem to think is dramatic,then this arrest has to be reversed and that means all DEA have to be neutralized. I could see this is where Hank is dealt with finally,but probablly not Jesse.Remember, this shootout begins the final 3 episodes starting next Sunday.
Maybe Sol could answer this but when Hank arrests Walt in the middle of the desert and reads his rights/handcuffs him,what is the charge? The only thing they even expect to find there is a barrel of cash. Jesse's testimony + cash = case ,but no cash no case?
Exactly.
Wait, he was speeding and driving recklessly through the desert? No? ... Ok how 'bout talking on a cell phone while driving?
Remember how Todd nailed the kid on the dirtbike when they hijacked the chemicals off the train. Todd was shooting the same gun and emptyed it and couldn't hit Hank,a larger target at a closer distance.
This cliff-hanger shootout is really cornball but you know that Walt survives and if he is to be "pulled from the jaws of defeat" that these writers seem to think is dramatic,then this arrest has to be reversed and that means all DEA have to be neutralized. I could see this is where Hank is dealt with finally,but probablly not Jesse.Remember, this shootout begins the final 3 episodes starting next Sunday.
Maybe Sol could answer this but when Hank arrests Walt in the middle of the desert and reads his rights/handcuffs him,what is the charge? The only thing they even expect to find there is a barrel of cash. Jesse's testimony + cash = case ,but no cash no case?
Exactly.
Wait, he was speeding and driving recklessly through the desert? No? ... Ok how 'bout talking on a cell phone while driving?
That was an amazing episode.
That was an amazing episode.
The nazis go back to Hanks house to get the tape that Jessie told them about..They end up killing Walts family.
Walt comes home for a reckoning.
The nazis go back to Hanks house to get the tape that Jessie told them about..They end up killing Walts family.
Walt comes home for a reckoning.
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