Season 5, Episode 16: Felina

snausages · 06-10-2013 12:46pm

Turtyturd wrote: »

People love tacking on these dream endings to tv shows. I blame The Sopranos and the fact that
Tony actually died at the end of the penultimate episode.

He didn't really

Yeah he did.

http://skyatlantic.sky.com/the-sopranos/the-sopranos-ending-explained

cozar · 06-10-2013 1:05pm

anyone any thoughts on where are all the millions?? wasnt it arount 60 - 70 mil. when walt was going to kill Jack (or whatever his name was) he said to walt that he would give him the money. ??

Turtyturd · 06-10-2013 3:42pm

snausages wrote: »

Yeah he did.

http://skyatlantic.sky.com/the-sopranos/the-sopranos-ending-explained

That has nothing to do with what I said.

Neil McCauleys Cooler Brother · 06-10-2013 8:24pm

cozar wrote: »

anyone any thoughts on where are all the millions?? wasnt it arount 60 - 70 mil. when walt was going to kill Jack (or whatever his name was) he said to walt that he would give him the money. ??

The brain-dead Nazis probably stashed the cash in the compound somewhere. The cops found it.

doozer16 · 07-10-2013 4:33am

John Dodger wrote: »

It's mentioned like a 100 times on this thread alone.

Well I obviously hadn't read it, only joined the thread after the show ended, IS THAT A CRIME?

crazygeryy · 07-10-2013 7:36am

Can't wait to get home from work and watch the next episode of brea................... oh forgot.............."sniff"

Penn · 07-10-2013 10:45am

cozar wrote: »

anyone any thoughts on where are all the millions?? wasnt it arount 60 - 70 mil. when walt was going to kill Jack (or whatever his name was) he said to walt that he would give him the money. ??

Could have started getting closer to 100mil considering they had Jesse cooking for them for at least 3-4 months. But yeah, I'd say it was on the compound somewhere or the cops easily found it somewhere else. The Nazi's were ruthless, but not too smart.

Basq · 07-10-2013 10:52am

Seriously missing this morning..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kepFDzrQSY

Fred Swanson · 07-10-2013 12:12pm

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Chet T16 · 07-10-2013 1:11pm

Basq wrote: »

Seriously missing this morning..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kepFDzrQSY

Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, its rewatch time!

brevity · 07-10-2013 1:15pm

Went on a bit of a re-watch marathon at around 4 yesterday.

Tuco really was nuts.

Basq · 07-10-2013 2:37pm

I did a rewatch leading up to 5B.. so don't think I'll do a rewatch in the near future.

Neil McCauleys Cooler Brother · 07-10-2013 5:37pm

Basq wrote: »

I did a rewatch leading up to 5B.. so don't think I'll do a rewatch in the near future.

I did the same. I'll get the blu-ray set, though, and do the whole thing again (this time with DTS-MA sound...yummy) 'round about the Yuletide season.

excollier · 07-10-2013 8:23pm

crazygeryy wrote: »

Can't wait to get home from work and watch the next episode of brea................... oh forgot.............."sniff"

I've thrown out the tv.......well, I might as well. But Big Bang Theory starts again tomorrow night, so that might reprieve it

Patty O Furniture · 07-10-2013 9:16pm

Basq wrote: »

Seriously missing this morning..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kepFDzrQSY

Would you go as far as Breaking BAd Sadness

Btw just saw Brian Cranston on Seinfeld on SkyAtlantic+1 'The Festivus ep', you know a Festivus for the rest of us!

April O Neill · 08-10-2013 3:07am

snausages wrote: »

If we're going to nitpick about logical inconsistencies, anyone notice that Jesse seemed more buff this episode? Or am I imagining things? That Ben and Jerries must be high in protein.

Probably bulked up for 'Need for Speed'.

OhHiMark · 08-10-2013 8:46am

excollier wrote: »

I've thrown out the tv.......well, I might as well. But Big Bang Theory starts again tomorrow night, so that might reprieve it

You get out of this thread and don't soil it with mention of that ****e.

April O Neill · 08-10-2013 8:53am

Reflecting on season 5, there just wasn't enough Jesse. Much as I loved the character, I kinda feel like if they had reached the end of the line with him, he should have been killed off or assumed a new identity earlier. He got barely any screen time in the finale.

snausages · 08-10-2013 8:59am

Jesse should have died in season 3 or 4. His character went absolutely nowhere the past 2 seasons.z

John Dodger · 08-10-2013 11:07am

Neil McCauleys Cooler Brother wrote: »

I did the same. I'll get the blu-ray set, though, and do the whole thing again (this time with DTS-MA sound...yummy) 'round about the Yuletide season.

Same here. Won't watch again for a while except maybe for the DVD extras.

Riddle101 · 08-10-2013 11:41am

snausages wrote: »

Jesse should have died in season 3 or 4. His character went absolutely nowhere the past 2 seasons.z

Well he was orginally supposed to be killed off in the first season actually. So I don't know if it was ever planned on where Jesse's character was going to go. But personally I think his character kind've grew with each season.

Wacker The Attacker · 08-10-2013 3:43pm

brevity wrote: »

Went on a bit of a re-watch marathon at around 4 yesterday.

Tuco really was nuts.

Tuco's time on Breaking Bad was criminally short

snausages · 08-10-2013 3:46pm

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Tuco's time on Breaking Bad was criminally short

I always loved that scene where Walt basically calls Tuco a piece of **** and admits they tried to poison him. Intense moment

clairefontaine · 08-10-2013 3:48pm

JesseJesse brok good after Brock was poisoned and went to Hank. The fact he survived at the end makes me lean toward thinking BB had a conservative ending.

Neil McCauleys Cooler Brother · 08-10-2013 4:53pm

In hindsight, the ending was a little too neat perhaps. Still extremely satisfying. I don't buy the idea that Jesse should have been killed off earlier, though; his character had to be front and centre in the final scenes (as I kept saying). But, yes, he was definitely underused in Season 5B.

If I had to guess what happened to these characters: I think, once Jesse takes stock, he might learn about Skyler's and Walt Jr's attitude to the whole Walt story and decide, well, maybe I owe it to the sonuva bitch to set his son right on what exactly happened that day in To'hajiilee.

SmokeyEyes · 14-10-2013 11:39am

We shamefully only started watching Breaking Bad two weeks ago, have watched all 5 seasons over the past two weeks finishing last night.

Watching it all over so short a time was actually brilliant, it was like one very, very long movie and we were totally blown away by it. Blown away by the power of each season and how dark and devastating it became. It was addictive television and Cranston showed just what an incredible actor he is.

On the upside to only starting to watch a few weeks ago, we didn't get the chance to really think ahead to what may happen in the final few episodes (we watched the last 6 in a row yesterday) and purposefully avoided anything that may have spoiled it for us so we loved the final, the last few episodes ran together were just so powerful.

I honestly want to start watching it from the start again tonight!

Thepoet85 · 14-10-2013 12:07pm

Can anyone help me out. I hope I'm not nitpicking but something about the way Walt was shot doesn't sit right with me. When Walt tackled Jesse to the ground he then triggered the gun to go off right? What I can't understand is how he got shot. He was laying on top of Jesse and the gunshots clearly were at shoulder height ( Or therabouts ). When we see the shot of the outside of the house there doesn't seem to be any gun shots aimed lower down. If this is right then how was Walk shot?

I hope this makes sense folks. Absolutely loved the show and I'm not being critical here I hope. There is either something I'm not seeing, or not getting, or can this be an oversight? The way the show was out together was amazing and I don't think it's the latter.

Hopefully someone can shed some light on this for me.

Cheers

OhHiMark · 14-10-2013 12:14pm

Thepoet85 wrote: »

Can anyone help me out. I hope I'm not nitpicking but something about the way Walt was shot doesn't sit right with me. When Walt tackled Jesse to the ground he then triggered the gun to go off right? What I can't understand is how he got shot. He was laying on top of Jesse and the gunshots clearly were at shoulder height ( Or therabouts ). When we see the shot of the outside of the house there doesn't seem to be any gun shots aimed lower down. If this is right then how was Walk shot?

I hope this makes sense folks. Absolutely loved the show and I'm not being critical here I hope. There is either something I'm not seeing, or not getting, or can this be an oversight? The way the show was out together was amazing and I don't think it's the latter.

Hopefully someone can shed some light on this for me.

Cheers

A bullet bounces off something just before he's hit.

davidsatelle100 · 14-10-2013 12:15pm

Thepoet85 wrote: »

Can anyone help me out. I hope I'm not nitpicking but something about the way Walt was shot doesn't sit right with me. When Walt tackled Jesse to the ground he then triggered the gun to go off right? What I can't understand is how he got shot. He was laying on top of Jesse and the gunshots clearly were at shoulder height ( Or therabouts ). When we see the shot of the outside of the house there doesn't seem to be any gun shots aimed lower down. If this is right then how was Walk shot?

I hope this makes sense folks. Absolutely loved the show and I'm not being critical here I hope. There is either something I'm not seeing, or not getting, or can this be an oversight? The way the show was out together was amazing and I don't think it's the latter.

Hopefully someone can shed some light on this for me.

Cheers

Ricochet

dinneenp · 16-10-2013 1:53pm

Big interview with Vince Gillingham here

Season 5, Episode 16: Felina

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