Breaking bad, you watching it?

[Thrifty]

Curious to see how Jesse handles (by himself!) getting Mike and Gus out of Mexico safely.   I have a strange feeling he will be calling Mr. White.

Gus probably has some sort of safehouse in Mexico where he and Mike can recuperate.

[TeamRAD]

A PT Cruiser?  Man!  What is Skyler's problem?

Seriously, just how much more was the Charger than that?

I kinda fell asleep in the middle, so I only saw the beginning and end, and I'm not sure what was real and what was a dream.  Did Skylar actually tell Ted that she provided the money?

Actually I have it recorded on DVR, and if my roommate ever leaves the house for an hour, I can watch it.

So you missed the Walt/Walt Jr. talk, and Walt referring to him as Jesse as Jr. left his place. That's going to be called-back. Secondly, Jesse dressing down the cartel's chemist before making Walt's meth and rocking a 96.2. One can only imagine just how much higher the percentage would've been if he was working in Gus' megalab. He's more legit than Gale. Lastly, I'm unsure how much of the Ted stuff you saw from the episode, but the Saul stuff was great as always while Skyler messed up, big time, w/ her reveal to Ted.

You missed some good stuff, man.   

[Bob]

Yeah, watch that one again!

[Kete]

Jesse dressing down the cartel's chemist before making Walt's meth and rocking a 96.2.

I wasn't sure, but was Jesse mad about the 96.2?

[Bob]

Jesse dressing down the cartel's chemist before making Walt's meth and rocking a 96.2.

I wasn't sure, but was Jesse mad about the 96.2?

He was uber-releaved!  That meant, he wont be killed right then and there.

[TeamRAD]

Jesse dressing down the cartel's chemist before making Walt's meth and rocking a 96.2.

I wasn't sure, but was Jesse mad about the 96.2?

Nope, his initial reaction was more on the line of "How do you like me now, bitch?". According to Gale, the best he could do w/ the meth-purity was 96%, hence Gus' approval shot when the results were revealed, too.

Jesse's come a long ways.

[Kete]

I still think he was disappointed because it wasn't higher.

[Thrifty]

I think that despite his earlier insistence that "I'm not in danger, I AM the danger", Walt is rapidly being alienated from Gus's organization.  He is getting increasingly frustrated at his inability to control the situation.  Not just because he fears for his life but because he's not use to being unable to outsmart people.

Also.

"Don Eladio is dead!  You have nothing left to fight for!  Fill your pockets and leave in peace!  Or fight me, and die!"

[Bob]

"Don Eladio is dead!  You have nothing left to fight for!  Fill your pockets and leave in peace!  Or fight me, and die!"

I SO want to use that phrase in meetings at work.

[Thrifty]

Missed out on the last 20 minutes yesterday after the cable cut out, but I just now bought this on Amazon instant video.

Holy crap, I'm actually trembling from the last few minutes of that episode.

[Bob]

I have no idea how they are going to wrap up this season......

Oh Ted....   

[Thrifty]

I'm more curious how they're going to have another season after all that's going down in this one.

[Bob]

I know, the last 20 minutes of last night flew by in a blink of an eye.  It seemed like a season finale...... but there is more to come.   Man, they pack a lot into these shows.

And, oh Ted!

[Thrifty]

In a lesser show, Ted's almost comical death would have been a jump the shark moment.

[Thrifty]

Gus is really holding all the cards now.  Seems like Walt's only play is to come clean to the DEA and be a cooperating witness and go into witness protection.

"I will kill your wife and your son and your little baby girl."