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Last night was the first time I watched Talking Bad afterwards. I've always liked Samuel Jackson in movies and I'm sure I've seen him interviewed before but I don't ever remember him being like that.
Yeah I think they probably do think he's dead but I think that the fact the house is like that shows that they also know his story. But after last night all bets are off I guess.
Last night was the first time I watched Talking Bad afterwards. I've always liked Samuel Jackson in movies and I'm sure I've seen him interviewed before but I don't ever remember him being like that.
Oh , it just dawned on me but the riccin is probably for Walt himself.
That DVD last night has made me start rooting for Walt again. I mean that's some cold when Walt slides that DVD over to Hank in the restaurant and then walks off without saying anything. I hope Walt kills Lydia and seeing Todd whack Hank would be badass too.
What makes you think that?
The great thing about this season is that it seems anything is possible and plausible. That's how well this series has been written.
Yeah I can see Walt's going Goering after he exposes himself doing whatever he does with the gun. Maybe while turning himself in to Hank.
That would suck...Just too obvious, i don't think they will do it...
Walt's not the kind of pussy to off himself, that M60 scream "blaze of glory"
Any time Mike or Walt met up with Lydia in a restaurant, she wanted to order a drink to make the meet convincing. One theory has Walt assuming characteristics of those he's killed. It's not unreasonable to think Walt uses the ricin to poison Lydia and the Czech peeps should it come to a meeting like that. Just expose it somehow, poison everyone on the sly, walk calmly to hospital and get treated for ricin (not without hassle, mind you). Or just die.
Remember he and Jr. were watching Scarface? Say o to his little friend.
It doesn't make sense to use it on anyone else. Not with a machine gun in his trunk. The whole point was that they could sneak it into food and that it would be easy to hide right? What about the machine gun says easy to hide? Plus how would he get it to someone? Only makes sense to me that its for himself.
Why would anyone kill himself in a way that he'd suffer for 2-3 days before dying?
i've read the idea thrown out, and it makes sense, that in the flash forward Walt isn't coming back to save himself because he knows he can't. He's coming back to save something or someone else, because he knows he's as good as dead already.
Hmm, didn't realize it took that long. That does kinda through a wrench in my theory but then it still doesn't make sense that he'd be able to use it on anyone else either. We'll see I guess.
I like the theory that someone else brought up. Essentially, Walt turned into Gus, so I think he uses it to poison the nazi gang, group style like Gus did.
Maybe he gets caught, swallows the Ricin, refuses to talk because he knows he'll be dead soon and never be fully "proven guilty"
There are better, easier ways to off oneself. The point of the ricin is that it's not easily detected. Can't be Jesse or anyone else who knows about the original scheme.
Whether or not Jesse made a "jump" from Huell's pickpocketing skills to realizing Walt's poisoning of Brock doesn't matter: It could have been simply a su ion that enraged him enough to go to Saul and beat him up for answers, which he got. Plus, maybe something that aided in his conclusion may be that he is starting to see Saul as being moreso on Walt's side, be it money or fear of being killed by Walt like Mike was. The last time we see the three of them together, Jesse goes in on Walt for being full of and just wanting him out of the picture: Saul is the one who took Jesse to that meeting.
The scene that interests me, but I haven't seen discussed much so far, is the opening scene. Maybe the trouble that rains down on Walt isn't due to Hank, but due to someone else who is led to Walt by Meth Damon and his buddies. They (1) discussed a crime in its entirety OUT LOUD in a diner (the waitress serving them looked a bit concerned), (2) killed people RECENTLY (hence the fresh blood on the shoe) so someone may be looking for those murdered, (3) we NEVER see the bloody tissue go down the toilet drain fully, (4) they are HAULING the stolen methylamine!!!!, and (5) they are heading, for all intents and purposes, RIGHT TO WALT in New Mexico.
The Declan murders may lead to a missings person investigation that could be tied directly to Walt, especially since the last call Todd made was to Walt, and left a recorded message.
On Talking Bad, Vince Gilligan said it was only enough ricin to kill 2-3 ppl. But then again if anyone will lie to protect the finale, its him.
They mentioned that on Talking Bad. How he can lie with ease to everyone...but Skyler.
Then that covers the three guys that were at the diner at the intro to this last episode....
Who knows though, I wouldn't have predicted much of anything that has happened correctly so I don't know why I would start now.
well, with the DVD, and with Jesse figuring out the ricin, IMO there's no way Walt can see the end of this show as a free, alive man.
Jesse needs to tell Skylar about the ricin next week. and the lawyer, since there isn't any more growth potential, only more risk, should should walk away too, leaving Walt alone against everybody. what will he do then?
Last edited by vander; 08-26-2013 at 10:50 PM.
I didn't even read the post but I feel OK saying "another ty Vander take"
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