Breaking Bad

Originally posted by Nephthys
Haha, I disagree. You can see how angry they're making him. He forms a fist.

I agree. He may hate those guys but no way is he going to ****ing murder them.

Walts issue in regards to them has always been about ego, and they directly attacked that part of him when they claimed he had no part in Grey Matter and called him a sweet, kind man, taking away his legacy and denying how he wants to be viewed as a feared, powerful genius. I think he's going to do something that will cement his legacy as a powerful man and stick it to them in someway.

Not by murdering them though.

Originally posted by Robtard
Being angry over being anally taken out of both millions of dollars and deserved recognition isn't petty.

Add to that the previous sympathy patting, the dis on television and Walt was probably thinking that Schwartz screwing him over direcy lead to Walt being deperate for money and getting into Meth in the first place. Though im hoping it is more than just that for a final.

Originally posted by Robtard
Make them write an essay on why they're douches?

Matt Jones (the guy who played Badger on the show) talked about that very scene at the end of tonight's episode on Talking Bad. What set Walt off is the fact that Gretchen called him a "nice, sweet man." Walt doesn't like anybody thinking of him as being weak or non-threatening. He's the one who knocks.

So now he's going to show the world the dangerous and powerful Walter White. The way he wants people to remember him.

What Neph said. Holding a grudge and feeling butthurt by those two is obvious and expected. But to make their ruin and death the focus of the series finale, when there's far more important and worthwhile things going on, would be retarded writing. There's no other word for it. Dexter was bad writing, but Breaking Bad has been brilliant from the beginning. Suddenly and out-of-nowhere taking a turn for the ridiculous, nonsense, pointless, and stupid in the very last episode can only mean that the entire cast and crew were struck with a sudden case of the Retards.

The Schwartzes are not the point. Conjuring a useless butthurt revenge scheme in the 11th hour concerning two characters who have had a combined hour of screen time over 5 seasons would be the height of retarded writing. The zenith of retarded writing. The apex, the pinnacle, the Everest, the absolute utmost, of retarded writing.

And I refuse to believe that Gilligan and Gang are anything but brilliantly awesome wunderkind.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Matt Jones (the guy who played Badger on the show) talked about that very scene at the end of tonight's episode on Talking Bad. What set Walt off is the fact that Gretchen called him a "nice, sweet man." Walt doesn't like anybody thinking of him as being weak or non-threatening. He's the one who knocks.

So now he's going to show the world the dangerous and powerful Walter White. The way he wants people to remember him.

He could be wrong I suppose. Apparently he also said Jesse deserved everything for being "weak".

Anyway, both Lydia and Todd are really weird, evil characters huh. Todds just a bizzare dude. What a ****ing psychopath. Lydia's probably worse though. She just wants more and more money, despite already being rich, and she doesn't give a **** about killing anyone slightly threatening her.

Todd's ****ing creepy for sure, looks like a young Matt Damon without the fivehead. Lydia's just a greedy pos in need of death, I'd not mind if Todd killed her in some murder- suicide bit.

So when they said that these last two episodes would be 75 minutes long instead of 60 (with commercial)... did they actually they'd just add 4 minutes of show and 11 of commercial? That's totes disproportionate, yo.

Forget if I mentioned it or not, but in the box set (in the shape of a blue barrel) that will be released in Nov, there will be an alternate 10 minute ending to the show.

Ooooh!

From what I've heard they scrapped one version of the ending for being too insane. Maybe thats it.

It's the alternate Dallas ending; we learn that the whole thing is dreamed up by Junior while he's waiting for breakfast.

what an intense 50+ mins, reminds me of the ending of Lost.. everything was up in the air, Walt is going to go out in a blaze of glory..

I find Meth Damon a likable fellow because of this.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Heisenberg did not use an iPad, kiddo.

In the end you remind me of the Walter White whereas I am the Heisenberg in him. You're the sensitive type.

Thats something you have in common then:
You don't seem to be able to use one either.
(Auto correct would autocorrect it, not auto-fu*k it up) 😂

Maybe: Your arrogance leads you to mistakes the whole time.
Walter White was much smarter and less angry/egoish.
Nothing wrong with that...! Its insensitive thickies that have the hardest time. 🙂

Originally posted by Robtard

Also thinking the risen(sp?) is for himself now, as a way to end it after his rampage. Walt can die of cancer in prison, Heisenberg would never allow himself to go out that way.

Yeah I thought that a while ago too. After Marie told him to just kill himself, now Walt Jnr saying the same thing....I think that'll be it.

But Todd smokes too, I noticed they spent time showing us that this week..

Can't believe people were seriously arguing Walt's going to kill the Schwartzes.

Whatever happens in the Felina, one can be sure that it'll be an explosive closure to the second greatest show(imo) ever filmed on television.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Stop with the backseat modding.

Asking you to stop being petty and immature in a thread is not backseat modding. Backseat modding would be telling you are breaking the rules and to cut out the off-topic chat. And now, watch, you'll run with this post and continue to sh*t up the thread.

Hint: Nobody wants your bullsh*t in these parts of the forum.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
No, the way Mike was killed was merely Heisenberg acting out his ego.

While that's true, it was also the best course of action, in the long-run. Mike would not have left Walt alone with what went down. Do you think he would have just let Walt off the hook after Walt had all of Mike's collegues killed?

I hope Lydia gets her comeuppance.

She's probably the most cowardly character in recent television. Can't stand to see a dead body but at the first sign that someone might be able to inform on her she tries to have them brutally murdered.

The last few episodes have made me like Skyler a lot more, if no other reason than all the other main cast members are getting shittier (or dead) with the exception of Walt who just gets better each episode.