Oh so you think there would be a murder there and somehow it wouldn't come out that Walt was Heisenberg? Really?
Exactly. It's not much of a leap, at all. In order to avoid plot holes, discovering that Huell could successfully pickpocket the weed doesn't have to be enough to get Jesse to figure out all of Walt's plan in poisoning Brock; it just has to be enough to get Jesse to realize Walt was full of and lying when he figured it all out the first time.
I don't think that it necessarily has to make Hank guilty. It just has to counteract the cir stantial evidence Hank has. Hank has nothing solid on Walt. No one to testify, no money trail, no physical evidence. So Walt provides a viewpoint that fits just as well with a bunch of cir stantial evidence to make Hank look bad. Especially when you factor in that he's Walt's brother in law its plausible.
To be fair, we don't know if the confession is really going to stop Hank from moving forward with this. He may very well realize Walt's story won't hold up and go talk to the DEA in the next episode. Only time will tell.
The point where Jesse tells Walt to stop working him is important for this too. The stage was set beautifully, IMO.
Yeah. The point is that Hank doesn't have any more evidence to prove Walt's confession is bull than he does to prove Walt is Heisenberg, and everyone involved knows it.
AMC needs to stop with "if you want to watch scenes of next week's Breaking Bad or the new season of The Walking Dead, watch Low Winter Sun" . That show sucks ass. Thanks Obama.
That's a great point. With a few episodes left, you might be spot on. Or the show may end before it even comes in to play
Does it suck? I was wondering about trying to catch up.
Like a drug kingpin trying to blend as a typical DEA agent is going to just have a bank account with millions? He's gonna have a mansion? No. He's gonna hide money in barrels in the desert.
And the hospital bill wasnt payed by Walt because Kingpin Hank had no money, it was to create a paper trail that pulled Walt deeper into the criminal underworld and created leverage.
Face it, from taking Walt for that ride-along, to not being able to fully explain why he was at Tucco's, to his brief stint in El Paso, to having a murder attempt on him by the cartel, to being the only guy who knew it was Gus Fring, everything involving Hank makes him a perfect patsy in this ploy, but also a truly believable brain behind the operation, including the fact that no matter what he did to stop the meth, it never stopped.
And the desert scene had me on the edge of my seat. That hug was in' intense.
Anyone else think Todd and the Aryan Brotherhood are getting set up as fall guys?
The flash forwards depict Walt no longer as Walt, almost like he's in witness protection.
I hope Jesse kills Meth Damon.
Jesse isnt gonna go through the house burning thing. the house in the flash foward isnt burned, its just trashed to .
secondly walt is gonna try to talk to jesse again, but jesse will probably feel like he is gonna kill him. that hug he gave him felt alot like the skyler one, he is no longer on his side, the ricin episode was the last straw.
i think the meth damon aryan angle is gonna be them not being able to replicate the business, todd proves to be an idiot. then word gets to them via lydia that jesse is ready to rat out, so they probably turn up the heat on both of them.
i think the finale will be about walt returning to protect somebody likely jesse after he uses the witness protection card from saul.
im wondering when the deaths will start to come. the actors said this was gonna be a bloodbath season, so far all the characters are still standing.
Might be a long shot but what if Walt Jr is at the house when Jesse burst in with the gasoline.
No way. What's the point of taking the risk to be a drug lord if there isn't some tangible benefit? Unless they're going to introduce something new, Hank is as straight as they get and there's nothing even slightly suggesting a life other than what he's got.
Jesse went from emo to psychotic. Going after Walt is one thing. But his family is another story. I'm really sick of him in this season. I'm sure Walt will take care of him soon.
You know Walt still lives in his ty little house, right? Of the two homes, whose is nicer?
And as for "straight as they get", Hank has been questioned and doubted by bosses and peers this entire series. From the examples I listed to others, his character has always survived being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and has been involved in a half a dozen "what? Where did that come from?!" moments throughout this series.
Did you see how he was questioned today for his interaction with Jesse?
Seriously.
Meth Damon
No car was in the driveway so I don't think so.
Jesse breaking in Saul's office/taking the gun/making him confess was too easy...
The house won't burn because it didn't. While it was boarded up, tagged, and abandoned, there was no fire damage in the flash forward. The Whites may have spent their last night under that roof, though.
Why? Saul's not a bad ass. He's a negotiator. Once that breaks down and violence ensues, he's going to look after his skin.
This is how we roll at my crib...
It doesn't matter. If there were full investigations, Walt would have a lot more explaining to do than Hank.
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