I think you guys are thinking of different episodes. Both were in Seinfeld. Horner played the Maura character who didnt want to break up with George, and Gunn played a Seinfeld gf.
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Aside from personally knowing that Walt is Heisenberg, how does Hank go about proving it now? The book wouldn't really mean a lot in the grand scheme of things, and he would presumably need a warrant to take it, which would tip his hand before he could catch Walt in the act. Curious to see how he will sell this to his DEA colleagues, or if he just goes rogue. I guess I can see how this would be tricky for Hank to make arrests.
you'd have to think that knowing is half the battle. Now Hank can start digging, looking into the cars, car wash, income... I wonder if Skyler rented that storage unit in her real name. Walt's in the spotlight now though.
That first episode was definitely interesting, I wonder who Walt is running from. Maybe he's on his way back to protect his family (including Hank), from a much more dangerous entity.
The cancer is definitely back and he's not being treated, as evident from the hair on his head. that means he refused treatment because it's a clear giveaway as to his whereabouts or its past the point of treatment.
I can't wait a year to find out, it's going to drive me crazy not knowing.
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Will we ever see Walter White in his tighty-whities again? -- Lisa
A: Very possibly, but Bryan Cranston is a man who, for just the spare change in your pocket will most likely drop his pants if you ever run across him on the street. So even once the show ends, there's a great possibility of seeing Mr. Cranston in his underpants, even if he's not playing Walter White. [Laughs]
I am wondering what the Phoenix crew thinks about Heisenburg leaving the game. I would think they would be pretty upset. Change around their business for him, get used to a good thing, then in three months he's gone and they are back to making their own.
If someone does come for him or his family later it could be them (or stem from them).
Apologies if this has been posted already. I haven't been on the site the last couple of months, but it's the best montage video I've seen for this show, so I thought I'd share with other BB fans.
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Apologies if this has been posted already. I haven't been on the site the last couple of months, but it's the best montage video I've seen for this show, so I thought I'd share with other BB fans.
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Wow, just wow. I can't believe how great this show really is, that video summed it all up so perfectly. Breaking Bad is a top 3 drama of all time for me now, and if they end it the right way it could even reach the level that The Wire has, something that I felt was an impossible feat especially for a network show.
that finale... who knew 2 minutes of walt jr. at a back yard bbq pushing little Holly around the pool could be such intense television?
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I know, I was like, is he going to fall in or what
I agree. Something seemed very ominous about Walt Jr and Holly. Maybe it only meant to show that the family was back together, but I was also certain that something back was going to happen, like a botched assassination getting one of the kids instead of Walt.
I kept expecting Holly to eat some Lilly of the Valley in that scene.
Earlier, when Skyler walked out to the pool to see Walt sitting there alone (as he was transforming entirely into Heisenberg), I thought she'd find Lydia on her knees.
There's just something about that pool that makes me expect drama.
Something I was thinking about early in the season that I forgot to share regarding the diner scene in the first episode. They seem to want us to know it's his birthday, to hint at the elapse of time, show his state of mind in that he's obviously missing his family as he's tearing up his own bacon in a memory of what he used to have, etc.
But he verifies his birthday with a fake ID. Now, I would think, if you had a fake ID, you would have a fake birth date too?
Is it really his birthday? Is it a big deal? Does it mean anything? Is it a writing goof?
My opinion on the matter is that for whatever reason, he just has his real birthday on his fake ID. But it seems like a bit of a writing slip.
