Jessie finds out Walt watched Jane die. Jessie goes to kiil Walt, then begs him for forgiveness and gets it. Jessie is actually a good guy but gets conflicted easy. Walt is a stone cold killer. Hank starts catching on to Walt and I think Season 5 Hank will confront Walt.

I think at the end of it all, Jessie dies. Walt goes to prison and Hank catches him.

All I wanna know is I wanna be the meat in a Skyler/Marie.

It should be very easy for Hank to figure out about Walt - Hank's already convinced that the laundry has a tie-in to the meth, then laundry is gone, and a bunch of the employees saw Walt and Jessie coming and going from behind the dryer, as well as warning them to 'Vamanos!' right before the explosions started down below.

Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

mentallo69: Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

You mean The Shield.

realmolo: I don't think Walt will die. It's too obvious.

I honestly expect a happy ending for this show. Walt becomes a kingpin, his cancer is cured, and everybody lives happily ever after. The catch will be that Walt has to live with the fact that he has become an evil man.

Walt will live with Mike running the empire. Everyone around Walt will be dead. Skyler and Walt Jr will die in an attempt on Walt's life. Jessie will be killed by Mike because he is a liability. Hank will never figure it out, and continue his search for Heisenberg.

At the end of the show, Walt will have lost everything he got into the business to protect, and while having gained the world, lost his soul.

ontariolightning: mentallo69: Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

You mean The Shield.

+1 on The Shield. It's series finale was pitch-farking-perfect.

/I call it the anti-Sopranos finale

DAMMIT

After reading this thread, I now must go back and watch every episode.

/best TV show
//EVAR
///don't forget about Walt Jr's friend, I guarantee he'll get hooked

boogerwolf: ontariolightning: mentallo69: Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

You mean The Shield.

+1 on The Shield. It's series finale was pitch-farking-perfect.

/I call it the anti-Sopranos finale


I wasnt serious.

Rewatching the episodes that they're showing on AMC. I'd be fine if Skylar, Marie and Hank all died.

boogerwolf: ontariolightning: mentallo69: Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

You mean The Shield.

+1 on The Shield. It's series finale was pitch-farking-perfect.

/I call it the anti-Sopranos finale

Agreed. Best series finale in I've seen with Six Feet Unders right behind, however
the whole show was nearly perfect

Each season was just as good as the last or better
not many shows like that

schubie: Rewatching the episodes that they're showing on AMC. I'd be fine if Skylar, Marie and Hank all died.

Fark watching reruns on amc.. seasons 1-3 are under 20 bucks each
and season 4 only 35

go buy the dvds

ontariolightning: schubie: Rewatching the episodes that they're showing on AMC. I'd be fine if Skylar, Marie and Hank all died.

Fark watching reruns on amc.. seasons 1-3 are under 20 bucks each
and season 4 only 35

go buy the dvds

You mean watch seasons 1-3 on Netflix Instant.

browntimmy: ontariolightning: schubie: Rewatching the episodes that they're showing on AMC. I'd be fine if Skylar, Marie and Hank all died.

Fark watching reruns on amc.. seasons 1-3 are under 20 bucks each
and season 4 only 35

go buy the dvds

You mean watch seasons 1-3 on Netflix Instant.

well, depends if you want a physical copy or not

I prefer physical copies since i dont have a computer, i have ipod touch gen 4

Malcolms dad has been getting around. He did a multi-episode stint on Archer a couple months ago, and after the credits yesterday, noticed he does the voice for one of the main characters in Madagascar 3.

/Not bad if you have to take the kids, decent humor for parents too
//Also, the 3D carnival sequence was trippy

ontariolightning: boogerwolf: ontariolightning: mentallo69: Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

You mean The Shield.

+1 on The Shield. It's series finale was pitch-farking-perfect.

/I call it the anti-Sopranos finale

Agreed. Best series finale in I've seen with Six Feet Unders right behind, however
the whole show was nearly perfect

Each season was just as good as the last or better
not many shows like that

To be honest, as much as the Shield finale kicked ass, I'd have been just as happy if they'd ended after season 5.
That was the best season finale I think I've ever seen.

stoli n coke: ontariolightning: boogerwolf: ontariolightning: mentallo69: Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

You mean The Shield.

+1 on The Shield. It's series finale was pitch-farking-perfect.

/I call it the anti-Sopranos finale

Agreed. Best series finale in I've seen with Six Feet Unders right behind, however
the whole show was nearly perfect

Each season was just as good as the last or better
not many shows like that

To be honest, as much as the Shield finale kicked ass, I'd have been just as happy if they'd ended after season 5.
That was the best season finale I think I've ever seen.

How? The end was Vic saying hes gonna find out who you know what and find out who did it (trying not to spoil it for anyone whos planning on watching it).. and kill them
not exactly the best ending

ontariolightning: stoli n coke: ontariolightning: boogerwolf: ontariolightning: mentallo69: Thats whats great about this show, there are so many ending possibilities. There hasnt been a show this good since Fraggle Rock.

You mean The Shield.

+1 on The Shield. It's series finale was pitch-farking-perfect.

/I call it the anti-Sopranos finale

Agreed. Best series finale in I've seen with Six Feet Unders right behind, however
the whole show was nearly perfect

Each season was just as good as the last or better
not many shows like that

To be honest, as much as the Shield finale kicked ass, I'd have been just as happy if they'd ended after season 5.
That was the best season finale I think I've ever seen.

How? The end was Vic saying hes gonna find out who you know what and find out who did it (trying not to spoil it for anyone whos planning on watching it).. and kill them
not exactly the best ending

The shot of Goggins face after he says it. He knows he's passed the point of no return.
At that point, you know what's coming next. Seasons 6 and 7 just revealed how.

Goggins and Chiklis season 6 episode of chasing ghosts confrontation is the most intense scene of the series imo

wow

howd they not get emmys for that?

rocinante721: My prediction/pipe dream:

Hank **finally** makes the Walt-Heisenberg connection, takes Walt out for a 'drive' then forces him to smoke his product at gunpoint.

... and I'm calling 'poopycock' on a movie. This show is too good & respectful for the audience to go into a movie, at least without getting rid of either Hank or Jesse. One of them ain't getting out alive, not to mention Walt's cancer which is not out of the picture.

If Hank "Wins" then fark the whole series. I can't stand that guy. I know Walt is the "anti hero" but he at least deserves to die of cancer. IMO, he's the only character with redeeming qualities.

I think we'll all see the monster Walt really is when he cuts Sauls throat in front pf Skyler

ontariolightning: Goggins and Chiklis season 6 episode of chasing ghosts confrontation is the most intense scene of the series imo

wow

howd they not get emmys for that?

Wasn't that the year Breaking Bad started? That's my only explanation.

Goggins should have at least 2 Emmys by now. But, at least he's got an Oscar.

I have to state my prediction of the final in every thread.

/Walt walks in on junior mid smoke of blue meth.

stoli n coke: ontariolightning: Goggins and Chiklis season 6 episode of chasing ghosts confrontation is the most intense scene of the series imo

wow

howd they not get emmys for that?

Wasn't that the year Breaking Bad started? That's my only explanation.

Goggins should have at least 2 Emmys by now. But, at least he's got an Oscar.

should get one on justified too but aaron paul will win next few co star male awards

ontariolightning: stoli n coke: ontariolightning: Goggins and Chiklis season 6 episode of chasing ghosts confrontation is the most intense scene of the series imo

wow

howd they not get emmys for that?

Wasn't that the year Breaking Bad started? That's my only explanation.

Goggins should have at least 2 Emmys by now. But, at least he's got an Oscar.

should get one on justified too but aaron paul will win next few co star male awards

I think Peter Dinklage has supporting actor on lockdown for the next few years.

Mid-season finale:

As Hank puts the final pieces together, Skyler's involvement in the game turns out to be a liability, and Mike takes it upon himself to take her out by running her down at the car wash to keep the DEA from tracing everything back to Walt's meth empire (and himself, of course).

Penultimate episode:

Skyler survives, but she ends up comatose in the hospital. Meanwhile, Walt finds out Mike was the one who tried to kill her, tracks him down and takes him out after Mike makes a hostile move.

Climax:

Hank has learned about Walt's true nature and identity as Heisenberg. Walt has successfully been evading arrest, but calls Hank and offers to meet him to turn himself in as long as Jesse is promised immunity from prosecution. He naturally recruits Jesse to meet both of them with the intent to shoot Hank. Jesse gets cold feet though, so Walt pulls a gun on his brother-in-law who ends up doing the same. Walt orders Jesse to shoot Hank, but Jesse -- in a final attempt at redemption -- suddenly turns his gun on Walt and shoot him instead. Walt collapses, apparently dead, while Jesse surrenders and Hank takes him into custody.

Denouement:

Skyler awakens in the hospital, Marie and Hank break the news that Walt was shot, but that he survived. Other agents join them and inform them that she and Walt are both under arrest. Once they leave the hospital, both face a trial in which Walt (unbeknownst to Skyler) accepts a plea-bargain that would give himself life in prison while Skyler only has to face a year in prison for her involvement.

Epilogue:

Walt Jr., now living with his aunt and uncle, wakes up as they both leave for work. Alone, he sits down in their kitchen and has a bowl of cereal in silence.

The End.

ShawnDoc: RTFA: It should be very easy for Hank to figure out about Walt - Hank's already convinced that the laundry has a tie-in to the meth, then laundry is gone, and a bunch of the employees saw Walt and Jessie coming and going from behind the dryer, as well as warning them to 'Vamanos!' right before the explosions started down below.

They made a point to repeatedly show Gus watching his empire via camera on his laptop. That has got to figure into things.

fark!! I never thought of this once! Shiat! I must be slipping in my old age!

EchoMike: Mid-season finale:

As Hank puts the final pieces together, Skyler's involvement in the game turns out to be a liability, and Mike takes it upon himself to take her out by running her down at the car wash to keep the DEA from tracing everything back to Walt's meth empire (and himself, of course).

Penultimate episode:

Skyler survives, but she ends up comatose in the hospital. Meanwhile, Walt finds out Mike was the one who tried to kill her, tracks him down and takes him out after Mike makes a hostile move.

Climax:

Hank has learned about Walt's true nature and identity as Heisenberg. Walt has successfully been evading arrest, but calls Hank and offers to meet him to turn himself in as long as Jesse is promised immunity from prosecution. He naturally recruits Jesse to meet both of them with the intent to shoot Hank. Jesse gets cold feet though, so Walt pulls a gun on his brother-in-law who ends up doing the same. Walt orders Jesse to shoot Hank, but Jesse -- in a final attempt at redemption -- suddenly turns his gun on Walt and shoot him instead. Walt collapses, apparently dead, while Jesse surrenders and Hank takes him into custody.

Denouement:

Skyler awakens in the hospital, Marie and Hank break the news that Walt was shot, but that he survived. Other agents join them and inform them that she and Walt are both under arrest. Once they leave the hospital, both face a trial in which Walt (unbeknownst to Skyler) accepts a plea-bargain that would give himself life in prison while Skyler only has to face a year in prison for her involvement.

Epilogue:

Walt Jr., now living with his aunt and uncle, wakes up as they both leave for work. Alone, he sits down in their kitchen and has a bowl of cereal in silence.

The End.

Damn! thats pretty well thought out except one twist to it.......Same scenario, but Jessie now knows Walt killed Jane so he turns the gun on Walt. kills him, then surrenders to Hank.

If there's a movie will we get to see Skylar topless? If so, put me down for a ticket.

Gonzo76: If there's a movie will we get to see Skylar topless? If so, put me down for a ticket.

Anna Gunn was Seth Bullocks wife in Deadwood.. if she were to be naked, it would have been on that farking amazing show

mentallo69: Damn! thats pretty well thought out except one twist to it.......Same scenario, but Jessie now knows Walt killed Jane so he turns the gun on Walt. kills him, then surrenders to Hank.

I like!

why does everyone still think that jane's death will figure into anything at all?

it was a red herring designed to give the plane crash a reason to happen.

nothing else.

forget jane. also - walt didn't "kill" jane. he let her die.

which was the best thing that could have happened to Jesse.

frepnog: why does everyone still think that jane's death will figure into anything at all?

seems like not preventing her death was a pretty important moment for the series. I don't think jesse has any idea that walter was there at the exact moment she died. But you also have to ask yourself...would Walt's character confess such a tidbit. I think he would. Walt's kinda sloppy, a little bit of a talker, and still kind of a novice bad guy. That'd make jesse wanna kill walt...even though jane just drove him to use or vice versa... Funny that walt has killed "supposedly" two people that are close to jesse... (I still don't believe that walt killed that little spanish boy.

What's this crap about a split season?

and we need a daily BB thread please