Breaking Bad Thread - "El Camino" - A Breaking Bad Movie on Netflix 10/11
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walt won
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She's super cold-blooded. Ordered the hit on many people (including Walt in the final episode)
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-is there somewhere that explains the timeline of events by date?
-do you guys think Todd smashed Lydia? He had to right? I mean at least third base?
-do you guys think Todd smashed Lydia? He had to right? I mean at least third base?
ohmygosher
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It would be dope if NFS gave a nod to BB by mentioning Jesse relocating from ABQ.
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"two best hit-men west of the Mississippi"
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I don't think Lydia did **** with Todd. He was in the ultimate friend zone.
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Finale was perfect. I was sitting at my brother house with my heart pounding, hands were shaking hard like when i touched a girls booty for the first time in 8th grade
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No question Jesse is a broken soul. Will he relapse? Who the hell knows. Maybe he opens a woodworking shop or some **** 
Point is there's no one left to manipulate or control him. The DEA isnt chasing him. In that sense, he is free.
Point is there's no one left to manipulate or control him. The DEA isnt chasing him. In that sense, he is free.
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You knew it was those two, because of how much the lasers kept bounce around like they were playing with lightsabers
"two best hit-men west of the Mississippi"
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Can y'all just appreciate that we got a good finale and stop *****ing over small things.
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no.
this is a discussion
we like to discuss the show in every detail possible.
we do not have to agree with everything in order to show our appreciation to a very good show..
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he lived a full life, got to do what he loved. he is the only person in the series that would do the same thing if given a second chance (choose to cook meth), everyone else was left in a worse place after 5 seasons except walt. he was able to finally live and he loved it
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after a year of making moves he was able to finally sit at the same table as her
I think you're reading FAR too deeply into that final scene and his admission of selfishness.
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judging from that last scene when that idiot poked his head out the window and said mr white, he didnt get nada from her
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Family is going to get the money, he freed his other son from what he came to realize was probably a hellish year of cooking, made peace with his wife and admitted out loud that he did it for himself and got to go out on his own terms. Plus who else can say they had a mid-life crisis as exciting?
Not quite...he died with a bit of contentment, but that's not winning.
He won.
Walt never had any delusions about beating cancer and actually living a lofty life in Belize. His game plan was never to reveal his life to his whole family and keep running an empire, and after he saw the 80 mil he didn't want to continue a meth empire anyway.
Only L he took was not being able to see his daughter grow up but technically he took that L once he found out he had cancer.
He killed her with the ricin because Lydai had Todd and nazi goons threaten Skyler and his baby daughter. That's why she got the most painful death. Not to mention it's not the first time Walt thought of killing her with it or at least she did.
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Glad he got Lydia the way he did, that ***** had the nerve to think she was thinking ahead of him
Never liked her because of how nervous and uptight she always was. Not to mention how she was only half about that life, ordering hits and not wanting to see the bodies, whenever her life was in danger turning into a damsel in distress *** *****. Rocking louboutins in a ************ meth lab and ****.
Skylar
Jesse definitely didn't win, he's scarred physically, emotionally and mentally from all that happened. Brock's mom is still dead, he still has to live with his demons and try to move forward. Was happy to see him kill Todd with his bare hands though.
Also LOVED how he did the Grey Matter folks, dude is just smarter than everyone.
Never liked her because of how nervous and uptight she always was. Not to mention how she was only half about that life, ordering hits and not wanting to see the bodies, whenever her life was in danger turning into a damsel in distress *** *****. Rocking louboutins in a ************ meth lab and ****.
Skylar
Jesse definitely didn't win, he's scarred physically, emotionally and mentally from all that happened. Brock's mom is still dead, he still has to live with his demons and try to move forward. Was happy to see him kill Todd with his bare hands though.
Also LOVED how he did the Grey Matter folks, dude is just smarter than everyone.
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seriously. that snitch mentality is beyond idiotic. Never understood peoples adamant stance on that. Jesse had been through so much and was the one that deserved a break the most.
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i sad the same thing before the final episode. he made everyone elses life worse but he was able to be himself when he was cooking meth, its what made him happy
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crazy how it also unscrambles to spell "Finale"One of the Best damn tv series !! It will be missed ...
Last episode was truly
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