NMCard
ASFN Lifer
I'm thinking that the warning to Hank came from Polo's man in an attempt to help get rid of the cousins causing conflict in his territory. The same man that had originally bugged Walt's house was probably the messenger.
Breaking Bad (AMC)
- Thread starter Cheesebeef
- Start date
Good take. Forgot all about that guy.
And he used a voice shredder.. Just like his other hi tech devices
Last edited:
Accidentally, I found that flashback scene last week on the AMC site, and at that time, wondered why it wasn't in an episode. Now I know. It was an extended preview. I'll have to go back and see if there is another extended preview for next week.
Louis
DJ Roomba
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2005
- Posts
- 5,316
- Reaction score
- 2
azsportsfan01
Registered
Couldn't disagree with you more. I thought that was the best 10 minutes of tv I have ever seen.
The Cousins have showed us they like to kill with that ax not with guns. As he said right before making the kill was "Too easy," it was too simple for them to kill Hank with a gun. Also who is to say Hank won't die. Granted I doubt he will but he is now seriously screwed up.
I think this episode was by far the best episode of the series and one of the best episodes of all tv history. It brought a bunch of the story lines to a head at the exact same time. Hank's PTSD finally came out as he beat the hell out of Jesse, Jesse finally told Walt what has been building for 2 years, the Cousins get to Hank, who we have seen have this aura of invincibility (though I believe that is starting to wear off, if both Cousins are dead don't you think the Cartel will be even more pissed off at Hank for killing the Cousins and Tuco?), and finally Walt and Jesse are back together. So much action add to that heart pounding scene in the parking lot.
One final note I think this episode pretty much sealed Aaron Paul's second nomination and hopefully his first win for an emmy. His speech to Walt about what he was going to do to Hank and then when he finally exploded on Walt were things of beauty. I think this episode may finally push this show over the top of Mad Men for the emmy for best show. I would imagine Cranston won't win, not because he doesn't deserve it but I can't see them giving the award to the same guy for three straight years but they would compromise and give the show and Paul the awards. On a side note Dean Norris needs a nomination, he has been fantastic all year.
I think this episode was by far the best episode of the series and one of the best episodes of all tv history. It brought a bunch of the story lines to a head at the exact same time. Hank's PTSD finally came out as he beat the hell out of Jesse, Jesse finally told Walt what has been building for 2 years, the Cousins get to Hank, who we have seen have this aura of invincibility (though I believe that is starting to wear off, if both Cousins are dead don't you think the Cartel will be even more pissed off at Hank for killing the Cousins and Tuco?), and finally Walt and Jesse are back together. So much action add to that heart pounding scene in the parking lot.
One final note I think this episode pretty much sealed Aaron Paul's second nomination and hopefully his first win for an emmy. His speech to Walt about what he was going to do to Hank and then when he finally exploded on Walt were things of beauty. I think this episode may finally push this show over the top of Mad Men for the emmy for best show. I would imagine Cranston won't win, not because he doesn't deserve it but I can't see them giving the award to the same guy for three straight years but they would compromise and give the show and Paul the awards. On a side note Dean Norris needs a nomination, he has been fantastic all year.
Louis
DJ Roomba
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2005
- Posts
- 5,316
- Reaction score
- 2
Food for thought...
Do we need to be putting our thoughts in spoiilers?
Do we need to be putting our thoughts in spoiilers?
Yeah, but
Wasnt that after Pollo guy, Walt and Jesse agreed to the new mixing team? Then Jesse might have gotten blamed for the hit on Hank. Saul was quite adamant that the revenge thing with Jesse's tirade was not the thing to do. So hi tech snoopy guy works for Saul, and was told to do the warning.
Nah.
Louis
DJ Roomba
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2005
- Posts
- 5,316
- Reaction score
- 2
Good point above. I totally forgot about the connection twixt he and Saul.
NMCard
ASFN Lifer
The first thing I thought when the cousin went to get the Axe out of his trunk was the episode were the cousins were at the old house on the Santa Ana pueblo. The Santa Ana police officer comes up to check on the old lady that lives there and he discovers her body. The cousin comes up from behind and whacks the cop with the shovel. They seem to like to kill in that cruel fashion.
It is a little over the top how they move around so freely and cause so much death and destruction without much suspicion from law enforcement. At the end of last nights episode my wife was yelling for law enforcement. She did not want the cousins to end Hank's life.
We did enjoy the episode very much and we are always eager for the next one on Sunday nights.
It is a little over the top how they move around so freely and cause so much death and destruction without much suspicion from law enforcement. At the end of last nights episode my wife was yelling for law enforcement. She did not want the cousins to end Hank's life.
We did enjoy the episode very much and we are always eager for the next one on Sunday nights.
Went to AMC BReaking Bad site.
Check out the 4 minute preview for next week ep. 8
http://www.amctv.com/videos/breaking-bad/?bcpid=9787693001&bclid=50629287001&bctid=82107995001
Check out the 4 minute preview for next week ep. 8
http://www.amctv.com/videos/breaking-bad/?bcpid=9787693001&bclid=50629287001&bctid=82107995001
azsportsfan01
Registered
It probably came from Gus but I don't know. At that point Gus already knew Jesse was going to come work for him so taking out Hank probably would have been a good idea. With this show who knows. As of right now I think the order to call Hank came from Gus and the call to Hank was made by Mike (the cleaner)
azsportsfan01
Registered
I love the previews but they are so easy to manipulate you can't take anything seriously from them. I can't tell you how many times I thought they gave something away during the preview just to see I had it so wrong.
Evil Ash
Henchman Supreme
Yeah it was a little cliched at the end but damn it was some GREAT TV.
OP
OP
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2003
- Posts
- 92,047
- Reaction score
- 70,110
jesus, this show is great. Can't wait till next week's episode written by my friend Genny who was the writer's asst. the last three years and just got staffed on full time for season 4!
Evil Ash
Henchman Supreme
Hell yes! One of the best written/acted shows on TV right now
azsportsfan01
Registered
Without a doubt.
Louis
DJ Roomba
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2005
- Posts
- 5,316
- Reaction score
- 2
Holy crap! Where? I was thinking this would make a nice b-day gift for my recently retired dad.
OP
OP
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2003
- Posts
- 92,047
- Reaction score
- 70,110
Shane, when all is said and done, this might end up being the best TV series of all time.
I am just wondering if they can get a 4th season out of this.
azsportsfan01
Registered
Vince Gilliagan said he thinks this show will only go 4 seasons, possibly 5.
OP
OP
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2003
- Posts
- 92,047
- Reaction score
- 70,110
they'll get there. This season wasn't written to end it and there's no way AMC doesn't give them another one.
NMCard
ASFN Lifer
Wally,
With jessie being a failure at every turn of the show it is nice to see him get a little smile at the end of that preview. Thanks for the link.
With jessie being a failure at every turn of the show it is nice to see him get a little smile at the end of that preview. Thanks for the link.
NMCard
ASFN Lifer
Well worth it! I need to add the first two seasons to my collection.
Similar threads
