Meth? More like Jolt and rotisserie chicken.

Any guesses on how tonight's finale ends? There's sure to be a shocking moment or death.

I'm guessing Walt finally decides to take out Skylar, maybe with a kid as collateral damage. Either that, or Jesse and Saul realize what happened to Mike and Saul reveals to Jesse about how Brock got poisoned.

NeoCortex42: Any guesses on how tonight's finale ends? There's sure to be a shocking moment or death.

I'm guessing Walt finally decides to take out Skylar, maybe with a kid as collateral damage. Either that, or Jesse and Saul realize what happened to Mike and Saul reveals to Jesse about how Brock got poisoned.

It was a snowglobe the whole time.

CaptainFatass: NeoCortex42: Any guesses on how tonight's finale ends? There's sure to be a shocking moment or death.

I'm guessing Walt finally decides to take out Skylar, maybe with a kid as collateral damage. Either that, or Jesse and Saul realize what happened to Mike and Saul reveals to Jesse about how Brock got poisoned.

I'm betting that there won't be killing tonight. Walt offing Mike was a pretty big wad to blow, and I am guessing they will set up the aftermath of Mike's death, along with some points to lead into the second half of the season. The Saul scenario seems plausible, though I don't know how broken up Saul would be about Mike's death.

I don't think Saul would be particularly broken up about Mike's death, but it could scare Saul quite a bit. Saul knows that Walt is becoming dangerous. Him killing Mike might be too much for Saul. In order to get Jesse on his side, which he'd need, he could tell him about Brock. At that point it would be Walt vs everybody else. I'm fairly certain it will happen eventually (otherwise why have the scene showing Saul was in on it), but I don't know if they'll play it now, or after the break.

Also, AMC needs to just call this the season finale. If there's a year between episodes, that's two frickin seasons.

Im telling you, Walt poisons skylar with the resin after she threatens to keep him from his kids. Its all leading up to Jessie to kill Walt and make a final decision to take over the cook or not. He decides to give it up to be with his new family. But then when he's in a high school bathroom taking a leak some black gangbanger kid comes in and shoots him. He dies but leaves behind a letter telling pony boy to stay golden.

CaptainFatass: NeoCortex42: Any guesses on how tonight's finale ends? There's sure to be a shocking moment or death.

I'm guessing Walt finally decides to take out Skylar, maybe with a kid as collateral damage. Either that, or Jesse and Saul realize what happened to Mike and Saul reveals to Jesse about how Brock got poisoned.

I'm betting that there won't be killing tonight. Walt offing Mike was a pretty big wad to blow, and I am guessing they will set up the aftermath of Mike's death, along with some points to lead into the second half of the season. The Saul scenario seems plausible, though I don't know how broken up Saul would be about Mike's death.

I think something will force Walt to flee town, and connect with his new distributors, and that's how it will end.

thamike: CaptainFatass: NeoCortex42: Any guesses on how tonight's finale ends? There's sure to be a shocking moment or death.

I'm guessing Walt finally decides to take out Skylar, maybe with a kid as collateral damage. Either that, or Jesse and Saul realize what happened to Mike and Saul reveals to Jesse about how Brock got poisoned.

I'm betting that there won't be killing tonight. Walt offing Mike was a pretty big wad to blow, and I am guessing they will set up the aftermath of Mike's death, along with some points to lead into the second half of the season. The Saul scenario seems plausible, though I don't know how broken up Saul would be about Mike's death.

I think something will force Walt to flee town, and connect with his new distributors, and that's how it will end.

The real question is who Walt is going after with the really big gun. There's a few possibilities:
- The Phoenix crew
- The DEA
- Whoever was keeping Gus protected from the Cartel
- Some remnant of the Madrigal organization

It has to be a group. Firepower like that is for making a stand against some kind of force, not taking out a couple of individuals.

NeoCortex42: The real question is who Walt is going after with the really big gun.

We won't find that out until next year.

thamike: NeoCortex42: The real question is who Walt is going after with the really big gun.

We won't find that out until next year.

Probably, but I wouldn't be surprised to see another flashforward at the start of tonight's episode that shows a little more of what's going on in a year.

GungFu: Oh Lydia, oh Lydia, say, have you met Lydia?
Lydia The Madrigal Lady.

That woman is so paranoid and self-protective of her little girl I think she will do all she can to team up with however she needs to
1: Get rid of the old Fring crew (Walt).
2: Then getting rid of Walt after 1 - with alliances that could be Jesse or Skylar. She wouldn't go dealing with the DEA.

Walt is gonna go out guns blazing. And like Scarface, with smoke some meth before he does so. The End.

Lydia has the names and Todd has the prison contacts. At least a few of the guys in jail will be done after tonight. If Walt is smart, he'll prioritize the ones who have actually seen him, like the guy who ran the laundromat. After the first 5 or 6 deaths, the remaining ones may end up in isolation for protection.

johnny farker: thamike: CaptainFatass:

I think something will force Walt to flee town, and connect with his new distributors, and that's how it will end.

Walt won't flee

Move to Phoenix for awhile?

The Banana Thug: NeoCortex42: GungFu: Oh Lydia, oh Lydia, say, have you met Lydia?
Lydia The Madrigal Lady.

That woman is so paranoid and self-protective of her little girl I think she will do all she can to team up with however she needs to
1: Get rid of the old Fring crew (Walt).
2: Then getting rid of Walt after 1 - with alliances that could be Jesse or Skylar. She wouldn't go dealing with the DEA.

Walt is gonna go out guns blazing. And like Scarface, with smoke some meth before he does so. The End.

Lydia has the names and Todd has the prison contacts. At least a few of the guys in jail will be done after tonight. If Walt is smart, he'll prioritize the ones who have actually seen him, like the guy who ran the laundromat. After the first 5 or 6 deaths, the remaining ones may end up in isolation for protection.

This makes sense. The show has made a point of these two facts in prominent ways.

I'm still wondering if the camera angle in the last shot of Hank's office was a bit of foreshadowing or a red herring. I can't think of any reason why Hank would have a surveillance camera in his office.

D_Evans45: Ive been watching Breaking Bad since season 1, its my favorite show ever, and even I have to say now, the excessive press is getting annoying. I even have to watch Breaking Bad the night it airs now because some idiots at work will have ruined it for me.

/Overheard the assholes saying Walt killed Mike last week before I even saw the episode the other day, talk about a rotten spoiler, sonofabiatch

You see Presumed Innocent? The wife did it.

 

/can't stand spoilers either.

MarkMartinFan: Walt fails making his empire, the reason he wants the empire is to make up for loss of GrayMatter, gun is to wipe out GrayMatter in final episode.

I don't know. I would think if he wanted to take out Grey Matter, he would be better off either using an explosive, which he's already shown competence with, or a smaller gun to take out a few individuals. A gun like he had is the kind you set up somewhere and camp.

MarkMartinFan: ok, my take

Walt fails making his empire, the reason he wants the empire is to make up for loss of GrayMatter, gun is to wipe out GrayMatter in final episode.

Tonight, Walt convinces Lydia to give him the list of names, she is afraid he will off her after she hands it over, which he does. Walt gets the list, hands it to Todd, people start dieing, Hank grabs one of the few survivors, he sees Walts picture in the DEA office and the final scene is the guy telling Hank 'I want a deal to turn over Hisenburg"

That would suck balls.

I think he's going to have to go to Phoenix in the end, for a number of reasons. First of all, there's the case of Mike's disappearance and more importantly his body. Walt doesn't have time to dispose of it, and even if he did, Mike's been terminated and the DEA is one step away from a full description of 'Heisenberg' when he isn't acting like the scary dude with the black hat, but identical to Hank's brother in law. I think that surveillance camera angle used in that last shot of Hank's office might be hinting at something. If it turns out Walt bugging and debugging that office was recorded, he will have to flee.

Also, Skylar likely might up and disappear with the kids with no warning. And Jesse is incommunicado. If all this goes down around the same time, Walt has nobody else to turn to but his new distribution partners. So I think the end of tonight's episode will be his getting out of New Mexico for awhile.

MarkMartinFan: NeoCortex42

I don't know. I would think if he wanted to take out Grey Matter, he would be better off either using an explosive, which he's already shown competence with, or a smaller gun to take out a few individuals. A gun like he had is the kind you set up somewhere and camp

yeah except both ammo cans were stamped 'tracer', I know they are not all tracers, think the 50 cal I was on in Vietnam was every 10th round, every 5th was AP but been a long time ago. I think he wants to destroy the building, the technology, the people - you burn it down. You maybe start a fire or a bomb, then you sit outside and mow them down as they panic out the door. But I am sure the final target is Graymatter, he told Jessie that he missed his chance at an empire, meth was going to replace that, when he fails his ego and hate for his former friends will tip him over.

Anyway, I screen printed the codes off the cans to see what the config was, when everyone gets off the 105mm range i am going to track down an armor to see what they are.

Sounds plausible. It would be pretty dark, though. Having the main character go on a shooting spree of innocents? It's one thing to have violence against the cartel, other drug dealers, or even a guy like Hank who is at least directly involved in the story. Walt taking out a bunch of no-name office workers would be surprising.

TexanBoy: Sock Ruh Tease: I could be wrong, but I thought Hank was looking at a picture of Mike in the cafe (I think it was the last of the pictures shown). If so, and Walt and Lydia end up having meetings at the same place to deal with the nine guys... that won't end well.

3:1 chance of Walt shooting Hank and Gomez
100:1 chance of Walt pouring ricin into the DEA's coffee pot

I'm with you man. I'm betting he kills Hank tonight.

I don't know if they'd kill both Hank and Mike before the break. I think the DEA has to get closer to Walt before that happens and that it will be a major part of next year.

TexanBoy: Sock Ruh Tease: I could be wrong, but I thought Hank was looking at a picture of Mike in the cafe (I think it was the last of the pictures shown). If so, and Walt and Lydia end up having meetings at the same place to deal with the nine guys... that won't end well.

3:1 chance of Walt shooting Hank and Gomez
100:1 chance of Walt pouring ricin into the DEA's coffee pot

I'm with you man. I'm betting he kills Hank tonight.

I don't think he'll ever kill Hank. In fact, I think Hank is going to come out on top in the end of the series.

ThatBillmanGuy: The whole show has pretty much been: A Story- Walt making Meth, B Story- Hank looking for Heisenberg.

For Walt to kill Hank now before the end if the show would be like a complete waste of anything ever having to do with all of the development of the DEA as a second story arc.

I agree that Hank will come out on top. He's the most moral character on the show.

Well, except for beating the shiat out of Jesse. I think Hank dies before Walt, with Jesse being the last man standing.

I'd say Walt Jr is the only one with a clean conscience on this show.