It's time to start cookin' again - Breaking Bad (Season 5); Is it July yet?

Just listened to it about 5 times on headphones. There's definitely a gun-cocking type sound there; it's pretty hard to tell if that's exactly what it is though. JML897

The point is that it's symbolizing that the clock is ticking, and is counting down to destruction. The wheels are in motion, and things are going to turn very bad very soon. MrGeezer

Yeah I had the same thoughts when I heard it.

Have there been any other sounds or even visual cues used to symbolise things to come in previous Breaking Bad episodes ?

Have there been any other sounds or even visual cues used to symbolise things to come in previous Breaking Bad episodes ?R4gn4r0k

This is a pretty cool article worth reading that talks about neat allusions the show has made, foreshadowing, references you might not have picked up on, etc. My favorite is the video that foreshadows [spoiler] Gus dying [/spoiler] JML897

You're living up to your username, slowpokebro.

except for the fact that his family and love ones (except Skyler) still think he is a great guy.slowpokebro

New theory [spoiler] Walt uses ricin cigarette to kill Holly (The baby), Skylar thinks she did it, commits suicide, getting rid of the Skylar problem and proving the "Pink clothing = death" theory. [/spoiler]

You're living up to your username, slowpokebro. [QUOTE="slowpokebro"]except for the fact that his family and love ones (except Skyler) still think he is a great guy.JML897

New theory [spoiler] Walt uses ricin cigarette to kill Holly (The baby), Skylar thinks she did it, commits suicide, getting rid of the Skylar problem and proving the "Pink clothing = death" theory. [/spoiler]

CJL13

[QUOTE="CJL13"]

New theory [spoiler] Walt uses ricin cigarette to kill Holly (The baby), Skylar thinks she did it, commits suicide, getting rid of the Skylar problem and proving the "Pink clothing = death" theory. [/spoiler]

VanHelsingBoA64

They said they were turning Walt into a bad guy and so far he is except for the fact that his family and love ones (except Skyler) still think he is a great guy. I'd say most of the audience is still on Walt's side still and I think it would take killing or severely injuring a close person to change their opinion of him. I know I still like Walt.slowpokebro

When Walt allowed Jesse's girlfriend to die, just so he could continue to cook (despite the fact that he was a millionaire at that point with no obligation to Gus as of yet), I became against him. Obviously he's a better person then Gus or Tuco, but at that point he became the antagonist for me.

Its still great watching him and the show and he's a great character, but I can't be on his side after that, I definitely love the directions they've taken with Jesse in humanizing him, hopefully if and when Walt gets screwed over Jesse doesn't suffer for it.

[QUOTE="slowpokebro"]They said they were turning Walt into a bad guy and so far he is except for the fact that his family and love ones (except Skyler) still think he is a great guy. I'd say most of the audience is still on Walt's side still and I think it would take killing or severely injuring a close person to change their opinion of him. I know I still like Walt.SPYDER0416

When Walt allowed Jesse's girlfriend to die, just so he could continue to cook (despite the fact that he was a millionaire at that point with no obligation to Gus as of yet), I became against him. Obviously he's a better person then Gus or Tuco, but at that point he became the antagonist for me.

Its still great watching him and the show and he's a great character, but I can't be on his side after that, I definitely love the directions they've taken with Jesse in humanizing him, hopefully if and when Walt gets screwed over Jesse doesn't suffer for it.

He let her die to get Jesse to stop using drugs. It technically wasn't the "right" thing to do but it looked pretty certain that both of them would've OD'd if they just went their own way with all that money.

[QUOTE="SPYDER0416"]

[QUOTE="slowpokebro"]They said they were turning Walt into a bad guy and so far he is except for the fact that his family and love ones (except Skyler) still think he is a great guy. I'd say most of the audience is still on Walt's side still and I think it would take killing or severely injuring a close person to change their opinion of him. I know I still like Walt.dominer

When Walt allowed Jesse's girlfriend to die, just so he could continue to cook (despite the fact that he was a millionaire at that point with no obligation to Gus as of yet), I became against him. Obviously he's a better person then Gus or Tuco, but at that point he became the antagonist for me.

Its still great watching him and the show and he's a great character, but I can't be on his side after that, I definitely love the directions they've taken with Jesse in humanizing him, hopefully if and when Walt gets screwed over Jesse doesn't suffer for it.

He let her die to get Jesse to stop using drugs. It technically wasn't the "right" thing to do but it looked pretty certain that both of them would've OD'd if they just went their own way with all that money.

And she was black mailing Walt.

After 2 weeks of marathoning, I've finally caught up to the current episode (and this season is great so far), but one thing is sort of bugging (;)) me.

In the season 3 episode "Fly"...

[spoiler] Walt obsesses over a single fly in the lab contaminating the batch, so why in this season does he think it is a good idea to cook in bug infested homes? I went through those episodes pretty fast, but maybe in "Fly" Walt obsessed so much over the fly just because was in a very fragile mental state with stress and fear of Gus. [/spoiler]

After 3 weeks I am now officially caught up in Breaking Bad after just starting the series. I really don't think there was a gun being cocked at the end of the episode. EDIT: As for theories [spoiler] I think Walt's line about Scarface to Walt Jr is foreshadowing. [/spoiler] Swanogt19

After 2 weeks of marathoning, I've finally caught up to the current episode (and this season is great so far), but one thing is sort of bugging (;)) me.

In the season 3 episode "Fly"...

[spoiler] Walt obsesses over a single fly in the lab contaminating the batch, so why in this season does he think it is a good idea to cook in bug infested homes? I went through those episodes pretty fast, but maybe in "Fly" Walt obsessed so much over the fly just because was in a very fragile mental state with stress and fear of Gus. [/spoiler]

Commander-Gree

[QUOTE="dominer"]

[QUOTE="SPYDER0416"]

When Walt allowed Jesse's girlfriend to die, just so he could continue to cook (despite the fact that he was a millionaire at that point with no obligation to Gus as of yet), I became against him. Obviously he's a better person then Gus or Tuco, but at that point he became the antagonist for me.

Its still great watching him and the show and he's a great character, but I can't be on his side after that, I definitely love the directions they've taken with Jesse in humanizing him, hopefully if and when Walt gets screwed over Jesse doesn't suffer for it.

ernie1989

He let her die to get Jesse to stop using drugs. It technically wasn't the "right" thing to do but it looked pretty certain that both of them would've OD'd if they just went their own way with all that money.

And she was black mailing Walt.

Just got some meth.

[QUOTE="ernie1989"]

[QUOTE="dominer"]

He let her die to get Jesse to stop using drugs. It technically wasn't the "right" thing to do but it looked pretty certain that both of them would've OD'd if they just went their own way with all that money.

0Hamburgher

And she was black mailing Walt.

[QUOTE="0Hamburgher"][QUOTE="ernie1989"]

And she was black mailing Walt.

MannyDelgado

[QUOTE="0Hamburgher"][QUOTE="ernie1989"]

And she was black mailing Walt.

MannyDelgado

[QUOTE="dominer"]

[QUOTE="SPYDER0416"]

When Walt allowed Jesse's girlfriend to die, just so he could continue to cook (despite the fact that he was a millionaire at that point with no obligation to Gus as of yet), I became against him. Obviously he's a better person then Gus or Tuco, but at that point he became the antagonist for me.

Its still great watching him and the show and he's a great character, but I can't be on his side after that, I definitely love the directions they've taken with Jesse in humanizing him, hopefully if and when Walt gets screwed over Jesse doesn't suffer for it.

ernie1989

He let her die to get Jesse to stop using drugs. It technically wasn't the "right" thing to do but it looked pretty certain that both of them would've OD'd if they just went their own way with all that money.

And she was black mailing Walt.

Also, don't forget that she killed herself, Walt did not kill her. If she didn't want to die she shouldn't have been doing heroin. She also got Jesse into doing it, so she could have been responsible for his death if he overdosed. They were probably going to keep doing drugs, so they both probably would have died eventually. Jane's death helped Jesse get off drugs, and she threatened to rat out Walt even after he gave her the money. Walt wasn't that bad back then, but since the end of season 4/start of season 5 he's been pretty ruthless. In the end, I'll root for Jesse. He's matured a lot since the series started and his morals are actually pretty good, besides the fact that he makes meth.

Also, don't forget that she killed herself, Walt did not kill her. If she didn't want to die she shouldn't have been doing heroin.

hanslacher54

But it was his fault. If he had never gone in Jesse's room that night, she wouldn't have choked on her vomit.

[QUOTE="hanslacher54"]

Also, don't forget that she killed herself, Walt did not kill her. If she didn't want to die she shouldn't have been doing heroin.

sammyjenkis898

But it was his fault. If he had never gone in Jesse's room that night, she wouldn't have choked on her vomit.

[QUOTE="hanslacher54"]

Also, don't forget that she killed herself, Walt did not kill her. If she didn't want to die she shouldn't have been doing heroin.

sammyjenkis898

But it was his fault. If he had never gone in Jesse's room that night, she wouldn't have choked on her vomit.

Could you explain please? Why wouldn't she have choked if he didn't go in his room?

I started watching the first episode on the first season a few days ago, I need to remind myself to watch it sometime this week.

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]

[QUOTE="hanslacher54"]

Also, don't forget that she killed herself, Walt did not kill her. If she didn't want to die she shouldn't have been doing heroin.

hanslacher54

But it was his fault. If he had never gone in Jesse's room that night, she wouldn't have choked on her vomit.

Could you explain please? Why wouldn't she have choked if he didn't go in his room?

So was that Jesse's brother?

[spoiler] Oh that's what the kid was for. [/spoiler]

Where does Mike find these guys?

[spoiler] What's a kid at that age doing riding a motorbike in the middle of nowhere anyway? [/spoiler]

That train scene was tense as hell. And that ending :o

[spoiler] And I was so hoping that guy would survive and Walt wouldn't screw him over on top of that train.

What a change of events... [/spoiler]

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]

[QUOTE="hanslacher54"]

Also, don't forget that she killed herself, Walt did not kill her. If she didn't want to die she shouldn't have been doing heroin.

hanslacher54

But it was his fault. If he had never gone in Jesse's room that night, she wouldn't have choked on her vomit.

Could you explain please? Why wouldn't she have choked if he didn't go in his room?

[spoiler] And I was so hoping that guy would survive and Walt wouldn't screw him over on top of that train.

What a change of events... [/spoiler]

Inotian

[spoiler] And I was so hoping that guy would survive and Walt wouldn't screw him over on top of that train.

What a change of events... [/spoiler]

Inotian

[spoiler] The way I had it planned out was that he would fall off of the top of the train because Walt waited too long, get severely injured, and then say "fvck Walt" and talk to the police [/spoiler]

I was thinking too obvious I guess.

[QUOTE="Inotian"]

[spoiler] And I was so hoping that guy would survive and Walt wouldn't screw him over on top of that train.

What a change of events... [/spoiler]

JML897

[spoiler] The way I had it planned out was that he would fall off of the top of the train because Walt waited too long, get severely injured, and then say "fvck Walt" and talk to the police [/spoiler]

I was thinking too obvious I guess.

I think a certain redshirt is gonna get axed after that.