Breaking Bad

[Darius McCrary]

If I recall, I thought Hank said that Saul sold out Huell and Jesse and the other guy.

That's not what I meant. I mean't why didn't he ask for a lawyer. One of the simplest things you can do, that you mighta picked up when working for a lawyer.


That's why Gomez said if Huell asks for a lawyer he'd throw Hank under the bus.

Oh well, minor complaint I guess. Still enjoying the show very very much

[Joyrider]

That's not what I meant. I mean't why didn't he ask for a lawyer. One of the simplest things you can do, that you mighta picked up when working for a lawyer.


That's why Gomez said if Huell asks for a lawyer he'd throw Hank under the bus.

Oh well, minor complaint I guess. Still enjoying the show very very much

He works for a 'criminal' lawyer in a world where one day, you can be killed in thrown in a vat of acid. Do you really think the DEA would come up with a bull story and use illegal practices (holding someone in a hotel with no warrant) just to trick Huell? Of course they did but only because Hank is clearly breaking bad. It showed in the end that Huell is human just like anyone else and anyone is expendable in that world. Walt just killed 10 people in prison in a 2 minute time span to keep out of jail. You think he would give two s about killing a lowly hence man??

[baseline bum]

He works for a 'criminal' lawyer in a world where one day, you can be killed in thrown in a vat of acid. Do you really think the DEA would come up with a bull story and use illegal practices (holding someone in a hotel with no warrant) just to trick Huell? Of course they did but only because Hank is clearly breaking bad. It showed in the end that Huell is human just like anyone else and anyone is expendable in that world. Walt just killed 10 people in prison in a 2 minute time span to keep out of jail. You think he would give two s about killing a lowly hence man??

LOL, what? Law enforcement makes up bull stories all the time. It's perfectly legal for them to lie their asses off to you.

[Darius McCrary]

He works for a 'criminal' lawyer in a world where one day, you can be killed in thrown in a vat of acid. Do you really think the DEA would come up with a bull story and use illegal practices (holding someone in a hotel with no warrant) just to trick Huell? Of course they did but only because Hank is clearly breaking bad. It showed in the end that Huell is human just like anyone else and anyone is expendable in that world. Walt just killed 10 people in prison in a 2 minute time span to keep out of jail. You think he would give two s about killing a lowly hence man??

Just admit it's a stretch dude

Huell is supposed to be loyal 100%, savvy as to pickpocket people, but so insanely stupid than he doesn't know that cops lie and can work the system? After working with Saul for so long?

I dunno. It was weak but like I said, weakness was miniscule compared to the greatness. Overall I think it's shaping up great. Unless it flatlines on the last episode like The Wire did, it has a chance for my favorite show ever.

[Joyrider]

LOL, what? Law enforcement makes up bull stories all the time. It's perfectly legal for them to lie their asses off to you.

But Hank has always been a by the book guy. Law enforcement, especially DEA, can come up with all the bull they want. No question about that. But to see Heisenberg consume Hank to the point of breaking bad (stealing evidence which won't be admissible in a court of Law. i.e. Leaves of Grass, illegally using the tracker on Walt with evidence he can't present, etc.) has been a great transition. , even Marie wants Walt dead, not in prison, but dead.

The point I think I see in season 5b is that Walt is corrupting everyone morally and not just their environments. They will use any means possible to take down this monster even if it means breaking the law.

[Joyrider]

Just admit it's a stretch dude

Huell is supposed to be loyal 100%, savvy as to pickpocket people, but so insanely stupid than he doesn't know that cops lie and can work the system? After working with Saul for so long?

I dunno. It was weak but like I said, weakness was miniscule compared to the greatness. Overall I think it's shaping up great. Unless it flatlines on the last episode like The Wire did, it has a chance for my favorite show ever.

I don't know about loyal. If you remember when they saw all that money in the storage unit, he did mention just going to Mexico with Kuby. Faced with either death or the chance at millions of dollars without getting killed, they will run. Or rat on their boss to NOT get killed.

[Joyrider]

Just admit it's a stretch dude

Huell is supposed to be loyal 100%, savvy as to pickpocket people, but so insanely stupid than he doesn't know that cops lie and can work the system? After working with Saul for so long?

I dunno. It was weak but like I said, weakness was miniscule compared to the greatness. Overall I think it's shaping up great. Unless it flatlines on the last episode like The Wire did, it has a chance for my favorite show ever.

Also, Hank mentioned the poisoning of Brock. The one thing only Walt, Jesse and Saul should know about. If he knows that much, it'll only take time before the DEA comes down hard on everyone so he was just looking after himself which everyone in the show in the end is doing.

[leemajors]

But Hank has always been a by the book guy. Law enforcement, especially DEA, can come up with all the bull they want. No question about that. But to see Heisenberg consume Hank to the point of breaking bad (stealing evidence which won't be admissible in a court of Law. i.e. Leaves of Grass, illegally using the tracker on Walt with evidence he can't present, etc.) has been a great transition. , even Marie wants Walt dead, not in prison, but dead.

The point I think I see in season 5b is that Walt is corrupting everyone morally and not just their environments. They will use any means possible to take down this monster even if it means breaking the law.

Why don't any of his colleagues know where he is at the moment in the show?

[Trainwreck2100]

Why don't any of his colleagues know where he is at the moment in the show?

Hank's doing this off the book

[Trainwreck2100]

went though some of the previous seasons, and those episodes reminded me why i want Skylar to die so bad

[leemajors]

Hank's doing this off the book

But he's always been a by the book guy!

[Trainwreck2100]

[CubanSucks]

Lmao when the was this

[Trainwreck2100]

cast party

[J.T.]

Is that Cranston dressed as Skyler and Paul dressed as Jane?

[Skull-1]

Great show. Sad that it is ending but best to do so on a high note. "Heisenberg..." "You're gawdamned right!"

[Xevious]

But he's always been a by the book guy!

Like when he was illegally tracking Gus?

[Brunodf]

Like when he was illegally tracking Gus?

Or beating the outta of Jesse

[baseline bum]

Or beating the outta of Jesse

Or taking Walt into Jesse's and Emilio's meth lab

[Joyrider]

Or beating the outta of Jesse

He was also gonna turn in the factual story and not fight when Jesse was planning to press charges costing him his job and potential to go to jail.

I see what you guys mean but I always felt Hank was always justice first. Now it's justice and vengeance first no matter how much it takes to get there (having Jesse murdered on tape in the wired job meeting Walt).

All this is moot anyway. Hank will be dead in this episode along with 2-3 more prominent characters, IMO.

[ace3g]

Tonight's episode is directed by Rian Johnson (Looper)

[ace3g]

lol they even unburied the money just like the photo in the phone

[timtonymanu]

Well, .

[baseline bum]

I watched Jane die.

[resistanze]

I watched Jane die.