Breaking Bad

[CelticPredator]

They did the flash forward before they knew what the m60 was for. Jack wasn't even thought of when they did that.

Yes. They made this show up on the spot.

 

[Rdeezy]

They did the flash forward before they knew what the m60 was for. Jack wasn't even thought of when they did that.

Yes. They made this show up on the spot.

And it was a mistake to do so..the flash forwards in past season were more vauge only showing one object totally out of context...not spoiling future plot developments.

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[CelticPredator]

It spoiled nothing. Did you know what he was going to do with the gun? Did you know how he got there? No. But you do now. So what?

And, here's an awful photoshop I crapped out.

 

[greygoose]

It spoiled nothing. Did you know what he was going to do with the gun? Did you know how he got there? No. But you do now. So what?

We all knew he was going to go badass on someone. It just made the anticipation better for the final.

 

[CelticPredator]

Exactly. The same thing happened with Season 2. You knew something horrible happened and that people died...but you did not know who or what occurred.

 

[batfan08]

It spoiled nothing. Did you know what he was going to do with the gun? Did you know how he got there? No. But you do now. So what?

And, here's an awful photoshop I crapped out.

I don't understand that picture, sir.

 

[CelticPredator]

Walt's in hell. Chillin with some demons.

I want to do it better. But the lack of cool gothic chair pics made that hard.

 

[greygoose]

Exactly. The same thing happened with Season 2. You knew something horrible happened and that people died...but you did not know who or what occurred.

Plus there was more questions raised then just who the gun was for. His appearance, the derelict house, the ricin?...

 

[batfan08]

Walt's in hell. Chillin with some demons.

I want to do it better. But the lack of cool gothic chair pics made that hard.

Why does Hell have to be gothic? What if Hell for Walt was him sitting in a locked warehouse in a lawn chair with his Meth slowly filtering in around him until he suffocated and it started all over again?

 

[batfan08]

Better yet, how do we know that Walt wound up in hell?

 

[greygoose]

Better yet, how do we know that Walt wound up in hell?

He cooks meth with the devil.

(Insert photoshopped image here).

 

[batfan08]

But Mr. White is the Devil!

 

[greygoose]

But Mr. White is the Devil!

He's the super devil. He is on a superior devil level.

 

[Irvy]

Re: No love for Breaking Bad?

What do you guys think he would have done if he didn't take that bullet hit?

Take his own life? Wait and be dragged away to die in prison? Pull the tarp off a methmobile he had built while at the cabin?

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[CelticPredator]

I gotta go with the old school hell on this one. It's much cooler.

 

[Cap'n Cook]

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[averagejo]

Check these out.

Bryan Cranston and Dean Norris both starred in Pamela Anderson's VIP pilot episode.
Watch the clip in the link!

https://www.uproxx.com/tv/2013/10/b...is-pilot-pamela-andersons-bodyguard-show-v-p/

https://www.youtube.com/embed/6rqBOKwFgis?autoplay=1

 

[Rdeezy]

Exactly. The same thing happened with Season 2. You knew something horrible happened and that people died...but you did not know who or what occurred.

But the flashes in this season actually ruined the suspense of Walt being arrested by Hank..we knew he wouldn't stay in custody. The same as we knew he was coming back to ABQ in Granite State. The whole time you're waiting for him to go back while he is exiled in the shack, it almost seems like a bit of wasted screen time.
The previous flashes only showed an object (the grille, the car, bear in the pool) not the same thing as showing Walt free. They couldve just showed the dilapidated White residence..and left us wondering how that happens? It would've been more effective imo.

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[cokebabies]

Re: No love for Breaking Bad?

What do you guys think he would have done if he didn't take that bullet hit?

Take his own life? Wait and be dragged away to die in prison? Pull the tarp off a methmobile he had built while at the cabin?

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In Granite State, he was ready to give himself up, before Grey Matter wound him up. I think with everything on his checklist settled, he would have gone back to that plan.

 

[Invictus Sol]

Exactly. The same thing happened with Season 2. You knew something horrible happened and that people died...but you did not know who or what occurred.

Season 2 was the one season written fully in advance, though, and is stronger for it, IMO. I liked the flash forwards, mind you, but I could see that it revealed a little too much for some viewers. The M60 was obviously going to be used on the Nazis following Ozymandias, for example.