Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

[Travis40]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

That reverse confession was so gangster.

That episode had so much packed into it that I'm going to have to watch it again to absorb it all.

The only thing I didn't like about it was the lack of Lydia.

But they made up for it with the plethora of Huell.

[WeLLWeLL]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Holy cliffhanger Batman.

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[mikenoob]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

That last 10 minutes with Jesse was jaw dropping. I'm still shocked at how that played out, honestly thought he was gone forever.


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[The JareBear]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

That episode was awesome, and I am going to def watch it again, but, in the meantime, I need to PM one of yall to help me understand exactly what just happened. I need to re-watch prior seasons....

[Psyblast]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

So now we know how Walt's house gets like that.

Was there fire damage in the flash forward from the first episode (of this last eight)? The house seemed to be in pretty good shape.

[Watson]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Was there fire damage in the flash forward from the first episode (of this last eight)? The house seemed to be in pretty good shape.

Well he didn't light the match, so it's still technically up in the air.

[TCM]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Was there fire damage in the flash forward from the first episode (of this last eight)? The house seemed to be in pretty good shape.

I don't recall there being fire damage in the flash forward, but I'd have to re-watch it to make sure. It just looked abandoned to me.

[savoie2006]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

In any case sh it just hit the fan and its gonna be nothing but chaos from here out

[goh]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

That episode was awesome, and I am going to def watch it again, but, in the meantime, I need to PM one of yall to help me understand exactly what just happened. I need to re-watch prior seasons....

When Jesse was holding the cigarettes? I just looked that up the other week since I had missed most of the show. Old so I'm assuming no spoiler needed but it's in a quote so easy enough to skip anyway just in case:

The second time Walt created ricin it was intended to kill Gustavo Fring. He created a small vial of it in Gus's own superlab, supposedly out of sight, and secretly passed it to Jesse, who concealed it in one of his cigarettes. At the time, however, Jesse was distancing himself from Walt and growing closer to Gus, and thus he never administered it even when he had the opportunity.

Later, Andrea Cantillo's son Brock Cantillo fell severely ill from some unknown cause and Jesse found that his ricin-vial cigarette was missing. He told Andrea to warn Brock's doctors about the possible poisoning. Because only he and Walt knew about the ricin, Jesse suspected that Walt poisoned Brock; however, Walt convinces him that it was Gus who poisoned Brock. ("End Times") Although initially in danger of dying, doctors say that he would survive, and tests showed that it was not ricin; instead, he ingested the berries of a local poisonous plant called the "Lily of the Valley". At the very end of the episode, the camera zooms in on a Lily of the Valley in Walt's back yard, beside his pool. ("Face Off")

Season 5

Saul Goodman returned the ricin cigarette to Walt, stating his wonder that Huell didn't break it when he lifted it from Jesse. ("Live Free or Die") Walt hid the ricin capsule behind an electrical outlet in his bedroom and made a false capsule with salt. He hid the fake capsule in a cigarette and planted it in Jesse's Roomba to put Jesse's mind at ease. ("Madrigal") Walt later took the ricin to a meeting with Lydia Rodarte-Quayle with intentions to kill her, though didn't because she proved to be useful, by offering expansion of Walt's empire into the Czech Republic. ("Gliding Over All")

In 2010, Walt heads back to his house, now abandoned, and retreives the ricin from behind the electrical outlet. ("Blood Money")

http://breakingbad.wikia.com/wiki/Blood_Money

Also solves the question of what year it's in which was being discussed recently.

[HarkTheSound]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Absolutely awesome episode.

Spoiler

My only question is how did Jesse make the connection of the cig to Broke being poisoned? That was a big leap wasn't it? I cant figure out that scene at all.

[Psyblast]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Absolutely awesome episode.

Spoiler

My only question is how did Jesse make the connection of the cig to Broke being poisoned? That was a big leap wasn't it? I cant figure out that scene at all.

Spoiler

Keep in mind the "mystery" of how Brock was poisoned by the Lily of the Valley was never resolved, in Jesse's mind.

In the course of rifling through his pockets looking for his cigarettes, Jesse discovered that his dope was gone, and realized that Huell had lifted it off of him when he brushed past him in Saul's office. That made him remember the patdown from Huell in Season 4 when Huell took his cigarettes. He then realized that he had been right all along; remember Walt had convinced him that Tyrus had likely stolen the ricin cigarette from his coat pocket in his locker in the lab. That story came undone when it was discovered that it wasn't ricin that had poisoned Brock, but the full extent of it finally connected in Jesse's mind when he realized his dope was gone in tonight's episode.

[GiantYankee]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Absolutely awesome episode.

Spoiler

My only question is how did Jesse make the connection of the cig to Broke being poisoned? That was a big leap wasn't it? I cant figure out that scene at all.

Spoiler

Keep in mind the "mystery" of how Brock was poisoned by the Lily of the Valley was never resolved, in Jesse's mind.

In the course of rifling through his pockets looking for his cigarettes, Jesse discovered that his dope was gone, and realized that Huell had lifted it off of him when he brushed past him in Saul's office. That made him remember the patdown from Huell in Season 4 when Huell took his cigarettes. He then realized that he had been right all along; remember Walt had convinced him that Tyrus had likely stolen the ricin cigarette from his coat pocket in his locker in the lab. That story came undone when it was discovered that it wasn't ricin that had poisoned Brock, but the full extent of it finally connected in Jesse's mind when he realized his dope was gone in tonight's episode.

I'm still confused on how Jesse made the connection.

[Yanks1408]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Why didn't Hank just wear a wire when he met with Walt and Skylar?

[LakerFan56]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

Why didn't Hank just wear a wire when he met with Walt and Skylar?

Walt and Skyler didn't say anything incriminating and I don't think Hank would have expected them to unless they planned on confessing.

[LakerFan56]

Re: Breaking Bad: The Final 8 - (premieres 8/11/13)

I'm still confused on how Jesse made the connection.

Season 4 Spoiler:

Spoiler

Jesse had already suspected Huell of lifting the cigarettes the first time in season 4 but Walt messed with Jesse's head and convinced him otherwise. When he realized the pot was gone, he knew for sure Huell lifted the pot and realized Huell probably did it before with the cigarettes.