This episode is intense

Love the little details. Having that picture of Brock hanging up for Jesse to see.

Walter Jr. is the world's biggest bitch. I hate that kid.

That episode was insanely intense.

Shit is about to get crazy....wow....wasn't really expecting all that to happen at the end.

Damn lol

Wow. That was quite possibly one of the most dramatic episode of television I have ever watched... and I only missed a quarter of the football game

well my prediction has held up so far

Lol Big Mirg... it seemed like to me that SNF delayed the game because of breaking bad... it started back up right after the episode.

Just intense. I agree can't believe Walt let Jesse go and didn't kill him himself.

Todd needed Jesse to cook. The part about finding out what Pinkman said was just Todd's way of keeping him alive. That's a little too smart for Todd, but it's a minor nit. The picture of Brock was also too smart for Todd, but maybe the point was Todd isn't nearly as dumb as we think. I'm wondering if Jesse didn't pick-up some other chemistry from Walt (seems unlikely, but that's par for the course in this final season).

I figure the end was Walt's way of trying to keep Skylar out of jail (hearing "mama" over and over made him realize that Holly needs her mother). He was putting on a show because he knew the police/FBI were listening.

Was surprised how Walt reacted to Pinkman there. Obviously he blamed him for Hank dying, and everything else...but surprising because it was Walt's first truly vindictive "murder". Side note...Walt bringing up watching Jane die is interesting because Bryan Cranston himself has said he thought that moment was when Walt became truly bad/evil.

That may have been the best episode of the entire series.

robj55;1501058 wrote:That may have been the best episode of the entire series.

Quite possibly the best episode of any show ever.

Whoa! Anyone notice Walt rolled right past his pants from Episode 1?

TedSheckler;1501068 wrote:Whoa! Anyone notice Walt rolled right past his pants from Episode 1?

He drove a ways before having to stop and roll the barrel...

dlazz;1501074 wrote:He drove a ways before having to stop and roll the barrel...

Thats pretty interesting. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work.

I am beyond stressed out over this damn show. Not sure if I can handle the next two weeks.

TedSheckler;1501068 wrote:Whoa! Anyone notice Walt rolled right past his pants from Episode 1?

lol...nice find, i didn't even notice

gut;1501054 wrote:I figure the end was Walt's way of trying to keep Skylar out of jail.

Yeah he was crying after he was done talking to her so it was forced.

Fab4Runner;1501094 wrote:I am beyond stressed out over this damn show. Not sure if I can handle the next two weeks.

Last night was super intense and maybe the best hour of tv that i can remember in a long while.

Amazing episode.
God, the first 30 minutes was nuts. Love the no commercial break. I looked it and it was suddenly 9:30.
I think we were all caught off guard at how fast things moved.
Just fantastic television.
I wonder if the next episode will be Walter coming back, or will it be more him setting things up for his return?

How'd they get that baby to act?

Tiernan;1501181 wrote:How'd they get that baby to act?

Same acting coach as this baby.

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One of the saddest shots I've seen on television.

I Wear Pants;1501214 wrote:One of the saddest shots I've seen on television.

No doubt.

Cranston should really just get the Emmy for the rest of eternity for his performances on this show.