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Those could of been spoiler tagged...
Damn now I know pay phones still exist. Thanks alot DVD guy.
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Well, it's not a surprise he spills the beans to Gomez really. Hank's got to feel like an ******* with this being under his nose for a year.
cokebabies
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Nothing calms me down and gets me out of a pyromaniac mood better than some nice bacon and eggs.
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"Mr White... he's the devil" - Jesse telling Hank or Gomez?
probably Hank
"Mr White... he's the devil" - Jesse telling Hank or Gomez?
probably Hank
Leak: The death of a "key character" may be coming at the end of 5x12, so look for clues in 5x11.
My guess is Jesse
My guess is Jesse
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Invictus Sol
No Life in the Void
Show is nothing if not surprising. Was not expecting it to play out this way, at all. Can kinda see Walt killing Jesse, at some point, now.
Hard to say if he kills Jesse, he might be the evidence Hank needs. I mean, it was alluded to in the last episode. He might not care what happens to him as long as he ruins Walt's life.
Invictus Sol
No Life in the Void
Walt will always outmanouvre Jesse and Hank, though. Seems to me this was Jesse's last chance to get out clean and he didn't take it. Don't feel sure about it, but I could see Walt having had enough of Jesse's inability to see the big picture and taking him out, out of necessity.
Deckard
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I think Walt Jr is either going to be home or come home and that will stop Jesse from burning the house down. He has a thing about involving kids afterall. Not sure what Jesse is going to do, seems most likely he'll either flip or be killed by Walt or the Nazis. Wouldn't be surprised if Walt Jr. finds out more of the truth in the next episode though, whatever happens to the house is probably about to happen.
I forgot about the attachment to children.
Anyone notice in the previews that Walt was sitting at his pool? There are theories that whenever he sits at the pool, it's always him contemplating a big decision in his life, which could be ending Jesse's life.
This should remind you.
Deckard
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Another possibility is that Jesse may find those coordinates Walt left on the fridge and somehow realise what they are. Maybe even give em to Hank.
I don't think Jesse is that bright to put that together.
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He might. He might think "why would Mr. White play the lotto? He's got tons of money"
But yeah, deciphering them into coordinates...probably beyond him
But yeah, deciphering them into coordinates...probably beyond him
The lotto is suspicious, but understanding it to be coordinates... I doubt it.
Something Sexy
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From Alan Sepinwall’s review. Thought you might find it interesting.
UPDATE: I've gotten so many emails, tweets and comments below expressing confusion about how Jesse figured out about the cigarette swap that I decided to simply lay out the chronology as follows:
1)In "End Times," to get Jesse back on his side in the war against Gus, Walt arranges for Huell to steal the cigarette pack with the ricin cigarette out of Jesse's pocket and replace it with a different pack. Saul calls Jesse to his office on shaky reasons, and Huell pats him down in a way that gets Jesse's attention. Walt doesn't use the ricin to poison Brock, but rather a lily of the valley plant that will have a similar but less dangerous effect on the boy.
2)When Jesse hears that Brock has been poisoned, he realizes that the ricin cigarette is missing, then (correctly) puts two and two together that Huell stole it, on Walt's orders. He storms into Walt's house and threatens to kill him for poisoning Brock; Walt convinces Jesse that it was Gus, not him, who wanted to hurt the boy — specifically so Jesse would come to this conclusion and murder Walt for him — and that Tyrus must have lifted the cigarettes from Jesse's locker at the Super Lab. Jesse accepts that Mr. White would never hurt a child, whereas Gus has a history of hurting children, and lets go of the theory about Huell.
3)Doctors later figure out that Brock was poisoned by a lily of the valley, not ricin, making Jesse doubt Walt's theory about Gus manipulating Jesse into shooting Walt, and leaving him to wonder what really happened to the ricin cigarette. Walt stages a phony search of Jesse's house and plants a fake cigarette (containing salt, not ricin) inside Jesse's Roomba. None of this sits well with Jesse, but he once again believes Mr. White.
4)Over the course of season 5, starting around the murder of Drew Sharp, Jesse has begun to realize that he shouldn't believe anything Walt says. Walt claims to be broken up over Drew's death, then whistles while he works. Walt claims that Mike left town alive, when Jesse knows that Walt would've never taken out Mike's guys unless Mike was dead. Walt gives Jesse a whole song and dance about how leaving town will be good for Jesse, when Jesse knows that it will be even better for Walt.
5)Having been primed to disbelieve any word out of Walt's mouth, Jesse goes to Saul's office, lights up a joint and gets scolded by Saul, who knows his relocation expert won't pick up anyone who's high. Saul orders Huell to again pick Jesse's pocket to get rid of the marijuana.
6)At the pick-up spot, a nervous Jesse reaches for his pot, and can't find it. He frantically checks all his pockets, but all he finds is a cigarette pack. Staring at the cigarette pack, and realizing Huell dipped into his pocket without him noticing, Jesse realizes that his first suspicions about the ricin cigarette were correct, and that Mr. White was manipulating him into turning against Gus, endangering Brock's life in the process.
That the ricin wasn't actually used on Brock is beside the point. Jesse knew from the beginning that Huell had picked his pocket, and that he must have done it on Mr. White's orders. He has been thinking about this often in the months since it happened — far more often and more intensely than those of us watching the show have, and in a more compressed time period. When he realizes Huell picked his pocket, and stares at another crumpled cigarette pack, everything clicks into place about the events of "End Times" — including how convenient it was that this terrible thing happened to Brock, which turned Jesse back into Walt's ally, at the exact moment Walt needed an ally against Gus — and he goes on the warpath against Saul, Huell and that ******* Mr. White.
You may disagree with whether Jesse would have put all the pieces together like that, but that's what happened.
1)In "End Times," to get Jesse back on his side in the war against Gus, Walt arranges for Huell to steal the cigarette pack with the ricin cigarette out of Jesse's pocket and replace it with a different pack. Saul calls Jesse to his office on shaky reasons, and Huell pats him down in a way that gets Jesse's attention. Walt doesn't use the ricin to poison Brock, but rather a lily of the valley plant that will have a similar but less dangerous effect on the boy.
2)When Jesse hears that Brock has been poisoned, he realizes that the ricin cigarette is missing, then (correctly) puts two and two together that Huell stole it, on Walt's orders. He storms into Walt's house and threatens to kill him for poisoning Brock; Walt convinces Jesse that it was Gus, not him, who wanted to hurt the boy — specifically so Jesse would come to this conclusion and murder Walt for him — and that Tyrus must have lifted the cigarettes from Jesse's locker at the Super Lab. Jesse accepts that Mr. White would never hurt a child, whereas Gus has a history of hurting children, and lets go of the theory about Huell.
3)Doctors later figure out that Brock was poisoned by a lily of the valley, not ricin, making Jesse doubt Walt's theory about Gus manipulating Jesse into shooting Walt, and leaving him to wonder what really happened to the ricin cigarette. Walt stages a phony search of Jesse's house and plants a fake cigarette (containing salt, not ricin) inside Jesse's Roomba. None of this sits well with Jesse, but he once again believes Mr. White.
4)Over the course of season 5, starting around the murder of Drew Sharp, Jesse has begun to realize that he shouldn't believe anything Walt says. Walt claims to be broken up over Drew's death, then whistles while he works. Walt claims that Mike left town alive, when Jesse knows that Walt would've never taken out Mike's guys unless Mike was dead. Walt gives Jesse a whole song and dance about how leaving town will be good for Jesse, when Jesse knows that it will be even better for Walt.
5)Having been primed to disbelieve any word out of Walt's mouth, Jesse goes to Saul's office, lights up a joint and gets scolded by Saul, who knows his relocation expert won't pick up anyone who's high. Saul orders Huell to again pick Jesse's pocket to get rid of the marijuana.
6)At the pick-up spot, a nervous Jesse reaches for his pot, and can't find it. He frantically checks all his pockets, but all he finds is a cigarette pack. Staring at the cigarette pack, and realizing Huell dipped into his pocket without him noticing, Jesse realizes that his first suspicions about the ricin cigarette were correct, and that Mr. White was manipulating him into turning against Gus, endangering Brock's life in the process.
That the ricin wasn't actually used on Brock is beside the point. Jesse knew from the beginning that Huell had picked his pocket, and that he must have done it on Mr. White's orders. He has been thinking about this often in the months since it happened — far more often and more intensely than those of us watching the show have, and in a more compressed time period. When he realizes Huell picked his pocket, and stares at another crumpled cigarette pack, everything clicks into place about the events of "End Times" — including how convenient it was that this terrible thing happened to Brock, which turned Jesse back into Walt's ally, at the exact moment Walt needed an ally against Gus — and he goes on the warpath against Saul, Huell and that ******* Mr. White.
You may disagree with whether Jesse would have put all the pieces together like that, but that's what happened.
Deckard
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oh rly?
The Cook Site
Once Walter has his precious fortune back in his possession, it met its destiny of disappearing into one of Heisenberg's dreaded barrels, but its fate might not be as dark as Mike's or that poor kid with the dirt bike. Walter heads into the New Mexico desert to bury his money, pirate style, and he knows just the spot for it. As described in the making-of video, Walter buries the money in the same spot where he and Jesse originally cooked in the pilot episode, but that's not the only special thing about the burial site.
Well I don't see him figuring that out through the lotto ticket. Using common sense would lead him to the cook site. He would only go after the money to burn it probably.
Deckard
Super Freak
And he wouldn't just destroy or throw away money...
What you do think he would do? Give it away to people? Like last time?
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