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Also, I was quite certain (for a few moments) that Hank will die in the shootout because of the very protracted "last call" with Marie with that "I love you." It was very pointed, I thought, and signaled his death.
As soon as Hank called Marie I thought "Here we go, Hanks about to die."
Now I think Walt will be able to talk everyone down during a standoff *
Keep wondering why the writers specified that the desert site was on tribal land. Will federal -vs- tribal sovereignty be a factor in the legality of the arrest or the ownership of the money?
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Walt was going to kill Gale, he wasn't sending Jesse. It was when Mike had him trapped and seconds away from killing HIM that Walt called Jesse to do it because the only way to stop Mike was if Gus lost Gale as a cook so would need Walt.
My point is that the shootout is extremely unrealistic if Walt doesn't get injured. People die all the time from stray bullets while driving through an area, and the Nazis are shooting right at the vehicle he's in that's parked right there.
The house wasn't burnt, it was neglected and trashed. I still haven't figured out why someone would cut a hole in the middle of the living room floor, then patch it up. (unless it's where the gas was spilled and Skyler or Walt replaced that section of floor before they abandoned the house)
At the very end of the last episode, Walt was trying to get as low in the car as he could, his glasses were taking a major beating while he was trying to get his head down.
Isn't the hole in the floor the trapdoor where Walter used to stash his cash?
Maybe the house is not literally burned, but definitely wrecked--the pool is empty (except for the skaters), the house is full-on trashed, and there is a chain-link fence around it, with No Trespassing signs. And yes, the spray paint.
Here's one to ponder:
Todd, Huell, Hank, and Jesse all wore dark red shirts. So did Uncle Nazi. Todd's, Huell's, and Jesse's all had black or dark charcoal stripes or checks, too. Gomey, Walter, and all the others in the episode never wore those colors.
At this late date, I can't make up my mind whether all those shirts were for color mood or are a geeky easter egg for the detail watchers.
If Ricin is so easy to obtain, why would he have to go back to his house and retrieve it, he could have made batches of the stuff while in NH or something
Call me Crazy,but i kinda like Todd and his uncle.They Get stuff done at the end of the day.
Yeah, I agree with Crazy. If they were in my neck of the woods, I'd hire them to do my lawn -- they're quick, efficient,
and at a reasonable rate. They should advertise on Angie's List.
As soon as Hank called Marie I thought "Here we go, Hanks about to die."
Now I think Walt will be able to talk everyone down during a standoff *
* My predictions are always wrong.
It's very typical TV writing for a show to foreshadow a death, that actually made me think he might not die since it would be so obvious.
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