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Trebor. 09.09.13	yeah
JokineAugustus 09.09.13	Can you help me pick up my jaw from the ground?
SgtPepper 09.09.13	Such an intense episode. I can't believe there's only 3 more left. Spoiler The way Jessie played Walt was so good. Watching him drive like a mad man to what would only end up as a trap was tough to watch. And then the shootout... goddamn.
avonbarksdale221 09.09.13	*SPOILERS* Who the fuck leaves a cliffhanger in the middle of a shootout? Hank and Gomie are surely dead. I'd try and make a prediction, but who knows where thi show will take us next. Phenomenal TV. And now begins the excruciating wait until next week...
Funeralopolis 09.09.13	just finished watching it, twas amazing. My jaw dropped when the nazis came around the corner
demigod! 09.09.13	I have no words, really. I know Walter's gonna make it out of this one, but I'm dying to see how; it seems a bit too early for them to kill off a main cast member (Hank), but I dunno what else could happen. i do think it's nearly time to say RIP Gomie.
skeames1214 09.09.13	RIP Hank, too. Marie's gonna be out for blood.
skeames1214 09.09.13	I'm so excitedddddd. On a side note, Low Winter Sun blows. I gave it two episodes, but man, being slotted right after the best tv show ever does it no favors.
SgtPepper 09.09.13	speculations I do think Hank, Jessie and Gomez will die this scene. I still don't believe that Hank will be Walt's his main antagonist in the end. The main build-up of this second half has been 'why' Walt leaves New Mexico and changes his identity- I think having the deaths of two DEA officers in his hands and the growing tensions between the Aryans will be the cause of that. All of the cautions that 'future' Walt takes in the flash-forwards (machine gun/ricin) feels like he's going up against some Gus Fring-like figure. Maybe Uncle Jack? Maybe he blames the deaths on Walt, causing him to go on the run? I don't know, I'm probably wrong. Vince Gilligan's has his cards so close to his chests it's tough to predict anything. Also, just for the sake of causing a conversation: In the episode before Rabid Dog, we saw a black spider (much like the one the little boy caught in the train robbery episode) cross Jessie's path in his meeting with Walt. I think that foreshadowed that Todd is going to shoot Jessie next. but I could be wrong.
skeames1214 09.09.13	I don't even know what to think, at this point. I'm just gonna let the genius unfold.
skeames1214 09.09.13	I'm so attached to these goddam fictional characters. If Hank dies (he probably will) I'm gonna be a wreck.
Trebor. 09.09.13	Todd is the best
Cormano 09.09.13	here's what's gonna happen next >hank is shot during gun fight >slow motion scene of him falling to ground >blood pouring from his chest >sad opera music playing >very dramatic >hank falls to the dirt, dust flies up around him >pan to his face >a single tear falling down >we know this is his final moment >zoom in closer on his eye to show the last thing he sees >minerals
ImmortalPaper 09.09.13	Only reason I don't think Hank is dead is because I remember something about Dean Norris wanting out to which Vince told him Hank was too important to the final eight episodes. Gomez is done for, no doubt. Probably Jesse too but I dunno. On the edge of my god damned seat
TMobotron 09.09.13	No way Jesse is dead after this episode. If he dies before the end, his death will be a traumatizing, on-screen climax, not something they reveal in some next-episode follow-up. I have my doubts about Hank for the same reasons, but he might die from the shoot-out.
SgtPepper 09.09.13	*I keep spelling Jesse's name wrong, please forgive that. I know a 'Jessie', and I keep unwittingly using that spelling. I have a feeling that he will in the next few episodes (maybe not the way I mentioned previously), but I really don't want to see Jesse die. I'd like to see him move away from this. It would be a nice to see a climax that perfectly shows Walt's descension into bad mirrored by Jesse's ascension into good.
SgtPepper 09.09.13	I also hope Walt doesn't die from the storm that's coming. I've said this before, and it isn't likely, but Id like to see him beat cancer and eventually die with no one at his side like Michael Corleone in Godfather III. Where in the end, it doesn't matter how powerful he was or the risks he took or why he took them, because his actions ended up isolating him from everyone he loved/cared for. And then spends the rest of his life with that knowledge ridiculing him and making everything he's done meaningless. I think that's a fitting punishment.
SpiritCrusher2 09.09.13	Hank will surely die, idk about Jesse. I think he will escape somehow
Deviant. 09.09.13	All I can say is "fire in the hole bitch" Speculation: Hank dies, Marie goes to the DEA, Heisenberg becomes public knowledge. Walt goes on the run, but comes back to exact revenge on Uncle Jack
SgtPepper 09.09.13	Dev, did you see the new Boardwalk Empire episode? (sorry to get off topic, Treb)
Deviant. 09.09.13	About to watch it now
SgtPepper 09.09.13	Oh. Let me know what you think of it.
FearThyEvil 09.09.13	This made me lol
anarchistfish 09.09.13	possibly one of the best breaking bad episodes ever hank's gotta be dead
slep 09.09.13	hank's dead. that scene with him calling Marie is a pretty clear foreshadowing. I think Jesse lives, and possibly Gomez even (I think Gomez and Jesse may escape, thus allowing a case to be built against Walt). regardless, this shootout is pretty clear setup for whatever hot water Walt is in at the beginning of the flash forward.