Am I the only one who was disappointed with the season opener? It was good episode but I guess I was expecting something with a lot more HOLY (@*$ to start the season.
This was clearly shown in the Season 4 finale.
I can't believe it didn't occur to me to make any 'fucking magnets, how do they work?' jokes last night. :hmm:
One thing I loved about the opening scene (which presumably foreshadows events at the end of the season/series):
It was interesting how Walt seemed to go out of his way to be remembered by the Denny's employees (making "52" with the bacon, saying it was his birthday, showing ID, leaving a $100 bill). Obviously one would expect he would want the opposite, and he's more than smart enough to be careful, so he is either doing it intentionally or is so desperate that he wants to get caught and so he is acting reckless.
One thing I loved about the opening scene (which presumably foreshadows events at the end of the season/series):
It was interesting how Walt seemed to go out of his way to be remembered by the Denny's employees (making "52" with the bacon, saying it was his birthday, showing ID, leaving a $100 bill). Obviously one would expect he would want the opposite, and he's more than smart enough to be careful, so he is either doing it intentionally or is so desperate that he wants to get caught and so he is acting reckless.
Keep in mind that his ID was a fake name from New Hampshire.One thing I loved about the opening scene (which presumably foreshadows events at the end of the season/series):
It was interesting how Walt seemed to go out of his way to be remembered by the Denny's employees (making "52" with the bacon, saying it was his birthday, showing ID, leaving a $100 bill). Obviously one would expect he would want the opposite, and he's more than smart enough to be careful, so he is either doing it intentionally or is so desperate that he wants to get caught and so he is acting reckless.
One thing I loved about the opening scene (which presumably foreshadows events at the end of the season/series):
It was interesting how Walt seemed to go out of his way to be remembered by the Denny's employees (making "52" with the bacon, saying it was his birthday, showing ID, leaving a $100 bill). Obviously one would expect he would want the opposite, and he's more than smart enough to be careful, so he is either doing it intentionally or is so desperate that he wants to get caught and so he is acting reckless.
No need for the spoiler tags... If anyone isn't caught up, and they choose to enter this thread, it's their problem.
The 52 is a reference to the pilot episode. Skyler makes Walt breakfast with veggie bacon in the shape of a 50 for his 50th bday. He is given two years to live by his doc.
We did not see the ID, but I imagine it has a fake name. Perhaps he used the services of Saul's "new life" connection for 600K.
Regardless, I do agree that he is being reckless. Perhaps he imagines he is going into a final battle with Jesse/Mike/Hank/Madrigal Electromotive/Whoever, and it doesn't matter anymore.
The 52 is a reference to the pilot episode. Skyler makes Walt breakfast with veggie bacon in the shape of a 50 for his 50th bday. He is given two years to live by his doc.
I thought it was great. Like many people I can't stand Walt Jr., I honestly fast forwarded through alot of the Walt Jr. parts in the previous seasons.
Wow. I knew it was a hit, but I had no idea it was so huge.Despite the impressive ratings, "Breaking Bad" isn't the highest-rated show on AMC. That honor still goes to "The Walking Dead," which drew a record 8.99 million viewers.