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06-12-2012 , 03:59 AM
in for season 5... pumped!
06-12-2012 , 09:21 AM
My guess is that Walt ends up killing Hank before this series ends. That will be the final act that transitions him to full evil.
06-12-2012 , 10:10 AM
I hope they go that route. It makes sense with his arc but would be fairly unexpected
06-12-2012 , 10:50 AM
Started the series over,to roll right into season 5....so much better the second time around
06-12-2012 , 01:53 PM
06-12-2012 , 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by bbfg
Predictions for first half of the season:

-Walt cooking under carwash, Jesse will work with him
-Gus his empire will not just have disappeared with his death
-Cartel massacre will be a (probably minor) plot point
-Mid season finale will have 2 giant cliffhangers:
*Walt and Jesse relationship will fall apart forver in a giant fight, setting up for Walt vs Jesse.
*Hank will have a solid connection putting either Walt or Jesse as Gus his former cooks.
Also-

-Mike will be back and work for Walt.

Don't think Gus's empire had much left. Cartel is pretty much goners too. Mike will have to be used to secure distribution through another cartel or various connections he has. Jesse will try to go clean but get pulled back in somehow. Cliffhanger is most definitely Hank having an a-ha moment about Walt.
06-12-2012 , 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by TomCollins
Cliffhanger is most definitely Hank having an a-ha moment about Walt.
I think that makes sense, especially as the season is divided into 8+8 episodes (or was it 7+7? I forget). So this as a cliffhanger for the first break.
06-12-2012 , 02:52 PM
I have this fear that they are going to use Marie to help Hank tie together the final pieces, like she stumbles upon Walt's meth lab or something, IDK (I know, BB likely wouldn't have such a simple plot line, but it could be something smaller). Whenever they've felt like they had to give Marie/Skylar screen time it has been when the show is the weakest.

Watching reruns last night made me giddy.
06-12-2012 , 03:35 PM
It´s my birthday on the 15th, what a gift I´ve been given...
06-12-2012 , 06:35 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by TomCollins
Cliffhanger is most definitely Hank having an a-ha moment about Walt.
This (sort of) already happened, though. Unless you're saying the a-ha moment is him fully realizing what Walt is doing, I doubt that's going to be our cliffhanger.
06-12-2012 , 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by K.O.S.
This (sort of) already happened, though. Unless you're saying the a-ha moment is him fully realizing what Walt is doing, I doubt that's going to be our cliffhanger.
I'm thinking that rather than an "a-ha!" moment, it will be something like Hank putting Walt's picture underneath "Heisenberg" in the organized crime chart of Walt's criminal empire.
06-12-2012 , 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by K.O.S.
This (sort of) already happened, though. Unless you're saying the a-ha moment is him fully realizing what Walt is doing, I doubt that's going to be our cliffhanger.
Not really. He has hints but it hasn't been clear at all that he has figured it out. After all, Walt is this pussy science teacher, he just can't get past that in his head.
06-12-2012 , 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Khaos4k
I'm thinking that rather than an "a-ha!" moment, it will be something like Hank putting Walt's picture underneath "Heisenberg" in the organized crime chart of Walt's criminal empire.
I think that would kind of cool, as long as it's set up very cleverly. They have to a step past when Hank had the talk with his former officers and slapped the fingerprint down on 'em.
06-12-2012 , 09:39 PM
An awesome ending would be Walt getting caught, going to prison and being forced to teach GED courses.
06-12-2012 , 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by einbert
Spoiler:
Walt gets busted early in season 5 and is sentenced to 623 years in federal prison. Skailark goes on the run to Mexico, and Hank constantly interrogates Walt, who is controlling the cartel he set up between seasons from behind prison walls. Hank is never really able to get a handle on the situation and goes completely mad, while Marie becomes Walt's pawn (through simple threats of violence, Walt is a simple man at heart) and ends up murdering Hank in the penultimate episode.

In the end, Gomez can't handle the death of his former partner, and he tortures Walt for information, but Walt is hardened and strong by then, and he simply spits in his torturer's face as he is waterboarded. Gomez eventually does capture Ckylark, but with no help whatsoever from Walt. As he escorts her to her new life, a deep dark prison cell, she asks why, Walt, why did you break bad. why did you have to turn everything to ****.
Fade out to "The Real Folk Blues"
I can assure you that you are not even close
06-13-2012 , 01:07 AM
I'm re-watching the show again with a friend who has never seen it. We just finished the third episode, which is where Walt kills Krazy-8. I had forgotten how absolutely perfect that entire scene is: the "setup dialogue" that humanizes Krazy-8, the plate discovery, how emotional it is when Walt kills him, and just the incredible acting done by Cranston throughout the entire thing. It's all perfect.

At the end of the episode, my friend says, "It's good...but there's a lot of dialogue." Moral of the story: don't watch this show with dumb people. They simply do not deserve (or understand) the pleasure of watching it.
06-13-2012 , 05:48 AM
So, so excited.

Major prediction for this season is that Walt dies at the end. I'm thinking possibly Hank kills him without really knowing that it's him, and then he works the whole thing out just as Walt dies. Either that or Walt's cancer comes back and Hank finds out as he's dying of cancer.

I think it's very, very unlikely that Jesse will die or any major harm will come to him in the end - I think his relationship with Walt will be tested again once he finds out about Brock and Jane but I doubt one of them kills the other. I think Jesse ends up redeemed while Walt descends into complete moral decay.
06-13-2012 , 07:16 AM
Can't get here fast enough
06-13-2012 , 07:51 AM
Out of Hank, Jesse and Walt, Jesse seems the least safe.
06-13-2012 , 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by TomCollins
Also-

-Mike will be back and work for Walt.

Don't think Gus's empire had much left. Cartel is pretty much goners too. Mike will have to be used to secure distribution through another cartel or various connections he has. Jesse will try to go clean but get pulled back in somehow. Cliffhanger is most definitely Hank having an a-ha moment about Walt.
Mike will be back for sure but I'm not too sure wether he'll be working for Walt
1) He was the main security guy for Gus. It is possible that there is a procedure on what he has to do when Gus dies.
2) Mike was pretty disgusted with how business was being handled since the end of Season 3. And it was basicly all because of Walt, not too sure how happy he would be with him being his new boss.

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Originally Posted by theginger45
So, so excited.

Major prediction for this season is that Walt dies at the end. I'm thinking possibly Hank kills him without really knowing that it's him, and then he works the whole thing out just as Walt dies. Either that or Walt's cancer comes back and Hank finds out as he's dying of cancer.
While I believe this would work, I don't think it would be the best scenario. I want Hank to really know it's Walt and go after him.

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Originally Posted by Deanglow
Out of Hank, Jesse and Walt, Jesse seems the least safe.
All I hope is that at least one of them dies. Pretty likely though .
06-13-2012 , 08:51 AM
Great OP, PJ.

Cannot wait for this. Gilligan won't disappoint.

Spoiler:
BITCH!
06-13-2012 , 09:04 AM
Mike is super pragmatic. I don't see him one conducting revenge just to conduct revenge. His livelihood is gone, he trusts Jesse, and Jesse trusts Walt. This will be the link. Mike goes with the flow big time. Walt cuts him into the profits better than he was before, and he's in good shape. From the sounds of it, Mike was never that well paid and just sort of got by. I think his loyalty to Gus was more out of necessity than it was out of emotion.
06-13-2012 , 09:29 AM
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06-13-2012 , 09:56 AM
Haven't been this excited about a new season of a TV show in my life. Predictions:

- Walt and Jesse resume production, with Walt using the notoriety of Heisenberg to become the new kingpin. Mike will probably become their enforcer.
- There's a super-boss behind Madrigal Electromotive, who may even have outranked Gus. He provides the main criminal competition. Then the cartel also get involved, as there's no way their entire operation was wiped out.
- Hank's mission to unmask Heisenberg is an obvious plotline, and the first semi-season could well end with a Eureka moment for him. This would leave the inevitable showdown between Walt and Hank for the grand finale.

None of this is particularly controversial, so how about a wild card prediction: Hank's boss (the tall guy with the moustache) was secretly working for/with Gus?

July 15 can't come quickly enough!
06-13-2012 , 11:55 AM
I really hope Walt lives.. not because "omg I don't want the main character to die!", but because the anti-hero always has this punishing or redeeming downfall, a la Blow. Either he dies, and the writers are like, "see audience, karma." or they redeem themselves so we can saw "aww, see anyone can be good." Neither of those are the point of this show though. Or at least I hope they aren't. The point of this show as I see it is how downright evil people can become, or maybe as some have argued that the show is pointing out that we all have that latent evilness inside ourselves. To carry this theme, I'm pretty sure Walt has to live, and not only live, but ruin or corrupt everyone around himself.

btw, the leveling regarding Ted's death was ****ing awesome. Well played OOTV.

      
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