Breaking Bad

[SharkTank]

Didn't think of it at first but apparently it's universally agreed upon that that last phone call at the end, Walt knew the cops were listening and everything he said was to get Skylar off the hook and take all the blame himself…and that she played along after she figured out what he was doing. And the symbolism between Walt's first lie ever about what he did at the beginning of the ep…culminating in his last lie ever at the end of it.

In the preview posted above it looks like Jesse's face isn't as fucked up as before, so I guess he just starts cooking for the other guys. Wouldn't be surprised if Flynn is the one who wrecks the house.

goodshit...didn't think that deep into it.

 

[Akillies]

is that why walt kidnapped his own daughter, thinking that far in advance

 

[RenoChazz]

is that why walt kidnapped his own daughter, thinking that far in advance

That was the conclusion I had.

 

[RenoChazz]

I wonder what poor soul they found to off that looks like Walt. I'm guessing his death will be faked.

 

[IMISREMEMBER]

walt goes into hiding for awhile jesse cooks for awhile speed up 1-2 years late cancer back does not seek treatment puts ricin in coffee or beer, to off himself the end family cleared but money will be left for family

 

[GoBlue34]

walt goes into hiding for awhile jesse cooks for awhile speed up 1-2 years late cancer back does not seek treatment puts ricin in coffee or beer, to off himself the end family cleared but money will be left for family

I like that, extremely possible

 

[RenoChazz]

I don't see any possible ending, that doesn't involve white supremacists and barrels of money.

 

[DeathEatsaCracker]

Just finished watching. Wow. This show does not disappoint.

 

[Brotherwo]

Here is my analysis & predictions:

Walt kidnapped Holly because she was the only family member left that didnt have negative feelings towards him, once Holly spoke mama he came to terms he lost his whole family and there was no sense grasping at straws.
Walt knew the police were tapping the phone lines and used the opportunity to remove his family from the crimes
Walt has come to terms that his life with his family is gone and now he's on a final mission for redemption against the neo nazis. He plans to get his money back with all those guns in his truck
I think the house graffiti is from neighborhood kids, once dirt spread that the high school science teacher was a drug lord his house becomes an iconic venue to party at
I personally dont think the ricin is for himself since his hair is back and it appears his cancer is in remission. I think it's for Todd or Lydia
I dont see Jesse dying, too many fans would be pissed by such an ending

 

[DeathEatsaCracker]

It's weird how I found myself rooting for Walt in this episode.

 

[Jstack34]

It's weird how I found myself rooting for Walt in this episode.

Me too, yet he kept making me hate him. Was hoping things would somehow turn out better for Jesse. I freaking love this show

 

[KingofNicotine]

It's weird how I found myself rooting for Walt in this episode.

It's not strange. He's the main character and is good at heart. The way they're trying to make us hate him is very forced. Sorry but the writing of these last few episodes is shit.

 

[PimpyMcPimp]

I have to admit that when Hank got popped I was happy, fuck him.

I was hoping that when Marie was at the car wash (rubbing it in Skyler's face that Hank had arrested Walt) Walt would have driven up in that Indians truck he bought, just to see the look on her stupid face, lol.

 

[SharkTank]

I have to admit that when Hank got popped I was happy, fuck him.
.

+1

 

[GoBlue34]

Side note, I really want to grudge fuck Marie for some reason...

 

[gynecologist]

How about the knife scene with Skylar and Walt? That was one of the most intense scenes I've ever watched on TV.

They have not let us down for this final season, the show is epic and will be in my top 5 forever. Right now its tied for #1 with the Sopranos.

 

[SoCal]

Side nacho : Jesse was originally scripted to be killed off in season one, but his character was so likeable that they kept him. I have a feeling that doesn't bode too well for Jesse in the very very end - although I cannot even begin to imagine the scenario he bites it.

 

[DeathEatsaCracker]

I'm thinking Jesse is the only one left standing at the end. Well, him and a barrel full of money.

 

[mr21]

I was hoping that when Marie was at the car wash (rubbing it in Skyler's face that Hank had arrested Walt) Walt would have driven up in that Indians truck he bought, just to see the look on her stupid face, lol.

Same here, that would have been classic. Also glad that little snitch Jesse is a cook slave for Todd and his crew.

 

[KingofNicotine]

You could tell who's morals are fucked up just by reading what characters they side with.

I never saw Hank as a bad guy. He was doing his job and was not happy to see him get killed like that.