I love how Walt can [spoiler] poison a child and everybody is fine with him, but he shoots Mike and now they realize he has become a villain. :P I had a feeling from the beginning that this would be Mike's last episode unfortunately. [/spoiler]
[spoiler] Um I mean at this point it would have to be like Jesse he kills for that to be a thing right?
Because killing Lydia isn't going to cause a fan outburst. She's entertaining for how uptight she is, but she's not exactly someone the fanbase would get so mad about losing. Same with Skyler. Yes she's the wife and mother of his kids, but you get plenty of people that b1tch about how Skyler has behaved before. And I just don't buy the idea that he'd kill her or the kids.
Hank and Marie could be a thing, but my guess would have to be Jesse. I mean I would hate to not see Jesse for that final 8 episode stretch next year, but in terms of absolutely crushing the fanbase I think Jesse's death will resonate the strongest. He's just all around become more admirable than anyone else on the show. [/spoiler]
I love how Walt can [spoiler] poison a child and everybody is fine with him, but he shoots Mike and now they realize he has become a villain. :P I had a feeling from the beginning that this would be Mike's last episode unfortunately. [/spoiler] Commander-Gree
people started hating walt ever since [spoiler] he let jane die. [/spoiler]
[QUOTE="Commander-Gree"]I love how Walt can [spoiler] poison a child and everybody is fine with him, but he shoots Mike and now they realize he has become a villain. :P I had a feeling from the beginning that this would be Mike's last episode unfortunately. [/spoiler] mrmusicman247
people started hating walt ever since [spoiler] he let jane die. [/spoiler]
Yeah, letting Jane die bothers me more then killing Mike in terms of Walt as a person. dave123321
I didn't follow the show when that episode aired, but I may be one of the few who didn't feel so bad when he let Jane die. I know that her and Jesse were a bad influence on each other and it was only a matter of time before they killed their selves anyway. Plus Walt actually seemed remorseful after that, unlike he seems to be this season.
Although having either Hank or Jesse die by next episode seems unlikely since that would probably mean missing out on the revelations to either of what Walt has done. Seems like there would be more to that aspect then them finding out and just being killed immediately afterwards.
"This is a glorious end to a magnificent character that I'd been lucky enough to play. So now you know [choking back tears], I'm a cupcake. 46 years professionally and this...is as good as it has ever been. Thank you." Ugh.
[spoiler] Todd wrote notes on how to make the blue meth. What if Todd were to give those notes to someone like the dealer at the beginning of the episode? Boom there goes Walt's selling point. [/spoiler]
Although having either Hank or Jesse die by next episode seems unlikely since that would probably mean missing out on the revelations to either of what Walt has done.dave123321
Exactly. I believe Skylar's next , and he off's her for a reason horrible enough for us to hate him.
But I can't predict a single major event in this show, so what do I know?
[QUOTE="Commander-Gree"] I didn't follow the show when that episode aired, but I may be one of the few who didn't feel so bad when he let Jane die. I know that her and Jesse were a bad influence on each other and it was only a matter of time before they killed their selves anyway. Plus Walt actually seemed remorseful after that, unlike he seems to be this season. Walt did seem to display genuine emotion about killing Mike. A little bit of remorsefulness at least.
[spoiler] Jessie is going to end up killing Walt or causing Walts death. The new guy is learning to cook in Jessies place, Walt just killed Mike and so Jessies going to find out, and hes probably going to find out all the rest of things Walts been hiding from him. Then hes going to snap, or come up with a plan with Skyler to kill Walt. [/spoiler]
I knew Mike would die by Walt's hands. But damn, Walt didn't even have a good reason this time. But why did Mike shake his head when Walt said he killed Fring? Walt did kill him. Also I could see Jesse and Skylar teaming up to kill Walt now.
Walt's lust for power and pride is leading to ignorance. Now that Jesse is "out" Walt is so lonely that he has to get Todd to join him. I really don't know what Walt will do to hate him more in the next episode but I am looking forward to it. I also knew once Walt looked in Mike's bag that Walt was going to take Mike's weapon.
The bad thing Walt does is supposed to be next episode, my money is on [spoiler] Walt killing Hank. [/spoiler]
CJL13
And cheat fans out of seasons worth of build up? No chance. The revelation will probably come at the end of the next episode. If anyone's going to die my bet would be Jesse.
[QUOTE="Commander-Gree"] I didn't follow the show when that episode aired, but I may be one of the few who didn't feel so bad when he let Jane die. I know that her and Jesse were a bad influence on each other and it was only a matter of time before they killed their selves anyway. Plus Walt actually seemed remorseful after that, unlike he seems to be this season. Agreed. And I don't see how people expected Walt to help her after she blackmailed him.
Realized something.
[spoiler] Todd wrote notes on how to make the blue meth. What if Todd were to give those notes to someone like the dealer at the beginning of the episode? Boom there goes Walt's selling point. [/spoiler]
CJL13
This sounds like a really good prediction since [spoiler] Todd's already shown himself to be ruthlessly ambitious. Plus it would make for a segue into some sort of year long time skip (that Walt spends on the run) in between the two half seasons (seeing as how if he's betrayed he would have pretty much no allies or leverage). And then maybe the next half will begin with the cold opening in the premiere. [/spoiler]
no way jesse will find out about mike yet. [spoiler] mike was supposed to disappear and they were never going to hear from him again. if not that, then walt will blame it on the DEA or something [/spoiler]
^I really would not be surprised if Jesse finds out about Mike in the next episode. Walt is clearly shaken about it (unlike before with the kid, etc) and Jesse might sense something bad happened.
For those wondering what Walt is going to do next episode, it's already been spoiled since last year that [spoiler] Walt chokes Skylar to death in episode 8. People didn't want to believe it was true, but the guy who claimed this would happen also leaked the picture of Gus's face blown off and spoiled all the main points of season 4's ending. In addition, the series has not-so-subtly been building up to Skyler's death this season by having her get very confrontational with a Walt who is getting ever more drunk with power. There was also the floss scene in one of the early episodes as foreshadowing. [/spoiler] . Also, Walt is obviously going to order the deaths of the 9 legacy guys by using Todd's prison connections (the promo for episode 8 even shows this happening). Todd is likely going to turn on Walt at some point in the series once he learns Walt's cooking method (hence what he really meant by "we can discuss price once I can get this right"). No one is going to find out about Mike; he said he was going to disappear and everyone was expecting him to. Walt killed him in the middle of nowhere, so no one is going to be the least bit suspicious.
Anyone have a feeling Walt might ironically get a happy ending for himself in the series finale? It just seems everything has gone in Walt's favour so far in Season 5. However, if anyone has to kill Walt I feel it should be Jesse not Hank. Also, did Walt set up killing Mike, or was it just out of anger?
[QUOTE="dave123321"] What do you mean? He killed Mike without any real purpose.
[QUOTE="Commander-Gree"]I love how Walt can [spoiler] poison a child and everybody is fine with him, but he shoots Mike and now they realize he has become a villain. :P I had a feeling from the beginning that this would be Mike's last episode unfortunately. [/spoiler] mrmusicman247
people started hating walt ever since [spoiler] he let jane die. [/spoiler] No, that's just a handful of people
Anyone have a feeling Walt might ironically get a happy ending for himself in the series finale? It just seems everything has gone in Walt's favour so far in Season 5. However, if anyone has to kill Walt I feel it should be Jesse not Hank. Also, did Walt set up killing Mike, or was it just out of anger?
AdrenalinDragon
It seems that Walt took the gun just in case Mike disagreed, but after he shot Mike, he realized that he didn't need to go after him in the first place.
I predicted that Walt would kill Mike, but I was wondering how Walt could take down Mike. I like how [spoiler] They built up Mike's demise, that after he let his guard down (when he was on the run) he was vulnerable to Walt, because he was too afraid of the cops to worry that Walt would try to kill him. [/spoiler]
Was I the only one who wanted to slap Walt when: [spoiler] Todd was taking blue meth notes? Seriously I know you have a lot on your mind but you are nurturing a glaringly obvious threat. Maybe that was the point of the episode, he kills Mike when he is finally no threat to him, but brings in a total, and ruthless, unknown into his lab. [/spoiler]
[QUOTE="mrmusicman247"]was that the thing that's supposed to make us hate walt?dave123321
It could also simply be Walt going after Mike's guys I guess. That would seem to be a pretty ruthless act. Honestly if anyone was still hanging on to a "good Walt" after season 4, they're delusional.
[QUOTE="dave123321"][QUOTE="mrmusicman247"]was that the thing that's supposed to make us hate walt?Sajo7
It could also simply be Walt going after Mike's guys I guess. That would seem to be a pretty ruthless act. Honestly if anyone was still hanging on to a "good Walt" after season 4, they're delusional. mhm
[QUOTE="Sajo7"][QUOTE="dave123321"] It could also simply be Walt going after Mike's guys I guess. That would seem to be a pretty ruthless act. dave123321
Honestly if anyone was still hanging on to a "good Walt" after season 4, they're delusional. mhm
I think once he killed Krazy 8 I realized he crossed the line and there was nowhere to go but down. I hated him for Jane, I hated him for Brock (who at least lived and wasn't lethally poisoned), but the way he manipulated Jesse, the way he refuses to bow out when he's far past his original goal of providing for his family, and just the way he screws everyone else over and acts like an intimidating villain really makes me despise him.
Sadly its like the evil Walt is just the older, more timid Walt's dark side coming out. He was always too prideful, he always had a bit of an ego and superiority complex, now he's just letting it all out, and without his family to appreciate him or an inevitable death by cancer anymore (sort of), he's just taking it too far.
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