Breaking Bad

[MarkGrace]

Whoever is on the other end of this new operation is going to kill Walt's family because he won't help them, but Walt will make it into hiding. When he's alone at the Denny's arranging the bacon and has Skyler's maiden name, it's because they're dead and can't carry out the tradition. He's quit the chemo because he has nothing to live for, but comes back to have his Scarface moment with that badass gun in his trunk. Nobody knows he actually made it into hiding which is why the neighbor has that reaction. He locates these people and goes down trying to take them out. The end.

[Donuthole]

I'm not sure if you're talking to me here. If so, I don't think or hope that he's a good guy. But he's much less interesting if he's just pure evil. No one is pure evil--not even Hitler.

Not even homosexuals. (Let's hit all of the internet laws while we're at it, shall we?)

[Donuthole]

Whoever is on the other end of this new operation is going to kill Walt's family because he won't help them, but Walt will make it into hiding. When he's alone at the Denny's arranging the bacon and has Skyler's maiden name, it's because they're dead and can't carry out the tradition. He's quit the chemo because he has nothing to live for, but comes back to have his Scarface moment with that badass gun in his trunk. Nobody knows he actually made it into hiding which is why the neighbor has that reaction. He locates these people and goes down trying to take them out. The end.

That sounds about right.

[MarkGrace]

It amazes me how some fans still cling to the hope that Walt is a good guy.

Gilligan says he's shocked and even at times angry by how many people still seem to be pulling for Walt. He says he doesn't get it at all and the guy is just completely evil. I would say one of the catches here is that the cancer is back. It just seems like there will always be a degree of sympathy for someone with cancer -- probably should have left that out of the equation.

But I agree that I don't think he's evil enough to kill his family.

[fusnik]

That sounds about right.

I don't know.

Wasn't the connect, an international one?

Why would he be in ABQ to go Scarface on some Czech gangsters? Lydia isn't even in NM, she's in TX.

[Commando]

Wait, what? What makes you say that? Just the fact that he has outlived his projected life expectancy by a few months?

The hair, I'm guessing. But it could just mean he stopped the chemo and accepted his fate as well.

Well I'm no expert, but I think chemo tends to retard cancer's progress, right? And if he has hair on his head that means he is not doing chemo, so it stands to reason that the cancer is in remission? All speculation, but that's what I think.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Gilligan says he's shocked and even at times angry by how many people still seem to be pulling for Walt. He says he doesn't get it at all and the guy is just completely evil. I would say one of the catches here is that the cancer is back. It just seems like there will always be a degree of sympathy for someone with cancer -- probably should have left that out of the equation.

But I agree that I don't think he's evil enough to kill his family.

All of them? Probably not and I am not sure if I can imagine a scenario where he would need to kill one of his kids. But Skylar? Absolutely. She could panic and try to turn him in or something.

I recall seeing Gilligan say the same thing. He also hinted that he would have everyone convinced by the bitter end.

[Green Lantern]

The kid that took over Jesse's job (the one that shot the kid on the bike) helped him clean up the mess and get rid of the body. He knows.

I'm loving this show so much. Anyone watch the Talking Bad show with the producer Gilligan. The woman from Modern Family was hilarious. Producer made another comparison to Scarface when they brought up the flash forward scene with the big gun in the trunk. My prediction is that Skylar leaves him for good and takes the kids. Walt flees to avoid being arrested. In the final episode he storms the building Hank works at and has a Scarface style shootout. The ricin is for himself to swallow to commit suicide in case he isn't killed in the shootout.

I don't see this as a show that leads to a "blaze of glory" ending. I'm predicting something far quieter (but no less powerful and memorable) than a Scarface demise.

[Donuthole]

I don't know.

Wasn't the connect, an international one?

Why would he be in ABQ to go Scarface on some Czech gangsters? Lydia isn't even in NM, she's in TX.

ABQ was just a stop on the way to California

[Commando]

It amazes me how some fans still cling to the hope that Walt is a good guy.

Gilligan says he's shocked and even at times angry by how many people still seem to be pulling for Walt.

I guess I am much like Nasty Nas in that sometimes I watch a flick illin' and root for the villain, huh!

[Jeff Lebowski]

Whoever is on the other end of this new operation is going to kill Walt's family because he won't help them, but Walt will make it into hiding. When he's alone at the Denny's arranging the bacon and has Skyler's maiden name, it's because they're dead and can't carry out the tradition. He's quit the chemo because he has nothing to live for, but comes back to have his Scarface moment with that badass gun in his trunk. Nobody knows he actually made it into hiding which is why the neighbor has that reaction. He locates these people and goes down trying to take them out. The end.

Hmmm... You may have something there.

[MarkGrace]

Well I'm no expert, but I think chemo tends to retard cancer's progress, right? And if he has hair on his head that means he is not doing chemo, so it stands to reason that the cancer is in remission? All speculation, but that's what I think.

Or, like I said, he just stopped doing the chemo regardless. To have it go into remission again seems like one too many times around the ferris wheel.

[Commando]

I don't see this as a show that leads to a "blaze of glory" ending. I'm predicting something far quieter (but no less powerful and memorable) than a Scarface demise.

I agree with you, but I like the way MG connected those dots. It takes me a few watches to see the forest through the trees.

[Commando]

Or, like I said, he just stopped doing the chemo regardless. To have it go into remission again seems like one too many times around the ferris wheel.

That could be. Forgive me, because I often play candy crush when catching up on my shows, but was it confirmed that the cancer is back? I saw him taking the pills and vomiting and telling Hank the cancer is back, but if it showed him getting the bad news from his doctor I missed it.

[Donuthole]

That could be. Forgive me, because I often play candy crush when catching up on my shows, but was it confirmed that the cancer is back? I saw him taking the pills and vomiting and telling Hank the cancer is back, but if it showed him getting the bad news from his doctor I missed it.

When he got the call from Saul re: Pinkman's money, a zoomed out image revealed he was in an infusion-therapy clinic getting chemo treatment.