[Epic.]

Originally Posted by Tony Montana

Holy **** i posted my thoughts too quick above. That ending tho, what a ****ing boss Hank is, killing Leonel and Marco after their failed attempt on his life. What an amazing scene!

I wonder who warned him on the phone tho.

It was Gus.

That isn't me spoiling any scene or anything btw, it doesn't get mentioned again anyway but it is Gus' voice when talking to Hank. He just doesn't recognise it's Gus because of the tone of voice being used.

[Tony Montana]

Finished episode 8, another incredible episode. This show is the gift that keeps on giving.

When Walt saw Leonel in his hospital bed, both his legs amputated, and Leonel recognised him, jumped out of his bed and began crawling towards Walt, it felt like something out of a horror film. It was so terrifying. I did find it funny when Walt lied to Gus about his lateness being due to Gale, but Gus is not a stupid man, and visited the hospital, where a nervous Walt could do nothing but sit there.

Gus is so damn ruthless, getting Mike to kill Leonel so he doesn't reveal to Juan Bolsa who told him to kill Hank. And then Gus having Juan killed at the end. He's so evil, I love it!

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Epic.

It was Gus.

That isn't me spoiling any scene or anything btw, it doesn't get mentioned again anyway but it is Gus' voice when talking to Hank. He just doesn't recognise it's Gus because of the tone of voice being used.

Yeah, I think you're correct now that i think about it.

[JerseyWins]

I think it was a voice changer but yeah it was def implied it was Gus. Gus is a CRAZY villain mastermind

S4 E1 Wow this season is off to a crazy start

Spoiler:

Knew Victor would be the one killed once Gus started changing clothes, and it became obvious when he stepped right in front of him the way he did, but such a “WOW” powerful, demented scene nonetheless!

Gus is such an insanely well done villain character. Composed in public (and just in general he doesn’t show his anger much, you can only see it in his straight faced looks) but really he’s an absolute cold lunatic

[Babayaro.]

The flashback/origin episode for Gus is brilliant and really makes you root for him as a character.

[Epic.]

Originally Posted by JerseyWins

I think it was a voice changer but yeah it was def implied it was Gus.

No it ****ing wasn't

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Epic.

No it ****ing wasn't

To be fair it did sound like it was.

Youtube video

[Tony Montana]

Watched episode 11.

Ahhhhh Jesse's new girl's little brother being the one who killed Combo and then Jesse later on going to that corner meeting him and the gang he works for, the same gang work for Gus and are selling the blue meth that he and Walt are making. I hope he gets revenge on them.

Only two episodes left of season 3, I would've finished hours ago but i was too busy napping.

[Tony Montana]

Holy **** what an episode 12 was!

The scene with Jesse, Walt, Gus, Mike, Victor and those dealers was incredible! The look of horror, anger, pain and disgust on Jesse's face after Gus warns him to not retaliate against the dealers was great acting from Aaron. He wants to kill them so badly but he realises he can't, and is so helpless against Gus. Gus killed that scene! Mike's recounting an incident from his cop days about an abusive husband who killed his wife due to Mike's own mistake was great to watch too. I'm liking him more in each episode.

The ending where Walt snaps and finally helps Jesse against those dealers was so intense! He came out of nowhere and killed them just as they were about to kill Jesse. Those basterds are ****ing sick, killing poor little Tomas. Although I do wonder if Gus had instructed them to.

[Babayaro.]

Walt: RUN


One of my favourite ever scenes. My jaw literally dropped.

[Babayaro.]

Tony, episode 13 is also amazing.

That ending...

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Tony, episode 13 is also amazing.

That ending...

You certainly weren't kidding. What a spectacularly, nail-biting ending to another perfect season.

Poor Gale, I'd like to think Jesse didn't kill him in the end but it's obvious he did. I almost wept when he pleaded for his life to a teary-eyed Jesse. He obviously doesn't want to commit murder but he has to in order to save Walt's life.

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

Walt: RUN


One of my favourite ever scenes. My jaw literally dropped.

Same, gave me goosebumps.

[Epic.]

Yeah when I watched season 3 episode 12 on first watch I remember thinking "Wow, there's no way that can be topped!" and then the episode right after rolled around

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Epic.

Yeah when I watched season 3 episode 12 on first watch I remember thinking "Wow, there's no way that can be topped!" and then the episode right after rolled around

Do you think Gus instructed those dealers to kill Tomas?

[Epic.]

Originally Posted by Tony Montana

Do you think Gus instructed those dealers to kill Tomas?

Spoiler:

Yes, but it's never proven. However, certain future event makes me look and back think "Yeah he probably did." But also he's a methodical person specific about instructions, so I don't think he'd let them do this unless he wanted them to.

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Tony Montana

Do you think Gus instructed those dealers to kill Tomas?

100%

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Epic.

Spoiler:

Yes, but it's never proven. However, certain future event makes me look and back think "Yeah he probably did." But also he's a methodical person specific about instructions, so I don't think he'd let them do this unless he wanted them to.

Originally Posted by Babayaro.

100%

Yeah, i thought that too. He's one sick, evil man. I do wonder if he anticipated that Jesse would still go after them, more so after they killed Tomas.

[JerseyWins]

End of Episode 12 & the entirety of Episode 13 = EPIC

Same with Season 4 Episode 1. Just an absolutely incredible stretch of 3 episodes right there.

[JerseyWins]

Originally Posted by Epic.

No it ****ing wasn't

Originally Posted by Tony Montana

To be fair it did sound like it was.

Youtube video

It 100% was, you can clearly tell I'm pretty sure Hank even literally said it an episode or two later?

[Tony Montana]

Began season 4, what an opener of an episode!

As I expected, Jesse did end up killing Gale, don't know why there was even a part of me that thought he'd miraculously survive it, or had planned something with Walt and Jesse to fake his death, thereby fooling Gus and making sure nobody would get hurt in the end. Still baffles me why a guy like him would be in this business.

I'm still in shock at Gus arriving at the lab, not uttering even a single word, making his way whilst still maintaining his silence through Walt's monologue of excuses and justifications for his and Jesse's actions, changing into his hazmat gear, selecting a box cutter, making his way to Walt and Jesse, standing in front of them, and just as I thought they were done for, he unexpectedly slices Victor's throat, completely startling the others. When even Mike is shocked, you know just how serious, ruthless, sadistic and evil Gus is.

When Walt, Jesse and Mike were disposing of the body and Mike asked them if they were certain the hydrofluoric acid would work, to which Jesse replied with ''trust us'' and then a shot of Walt's ''seriously?'' face, as if Jesse hadn't learnt it the hard way. I shouldn't have laughed so hard at that.

[JerseyWins]

S4E6 end of episode quote:

Spoiler:

“Someone has to protect this family from the man who protects this family”

That’s deep

[JerseyWins]

Whoa, second half of Ep 7 is so good for story progression

Spoiler:

- The meeting with the cartel people & the plot Jesse/Walt came up with to try to kill Gus but Jesse having cold feet

- Jesse’s scene at the drug rehabbing place, changing the story about Gale into one about a dog he killed in order to let it all out basically. Really well-done emotional scene

- Hank being totally on to Gus now & with evidence!!!

[JerseyWins]

Episode 8 REALLY great episode

Spoiler:

Gus with the smooth answers for everything when he was brought in for questioning.

Hank telling Walt how close he is to proving Gus is the suspect created/included a couple great scenes

Walt on to Jesse that he's hiding things from him after seeing his text

But what was especially great this episode was the Gus flashback to how it all started with the cartel! Crazy! I'm assuming/hoping there's more to come with the Gus flashbacks cause I wanna see more about what exactly he did or who he was in Chile.

[Liam-]

I just finished the season 4 finale and I am shook all over again