Breaking Bad Season 3 Starts Tonight

[Jrecee]

I have a feeling Gus's threat against Walt's family is what will get Jesse back on his side. But based on my track record, I'm 100% wrong in assuming that.

[emwearz]

"This man needs your help!"
"This man pays my salary"

LOVE IT!

I could not stop laughing when he tripped and slammed into the bench. Just made me laugh for ages.

[d123456]

Could this not be the last season?
Seems typical. Great show. Couple of seasons, then drop it.
I hope it goes on forever. But wit Ted dead, Saul is going down? En then what?
This show has so many funny moments. I bursted out in laughing the first time Ted tripped. It was like a blooper. Then second time I was laughing harder, feeling guilty, because he might be dead. They made something really bad seem super funny. The writers of this show, hell everybody involved deserve oscars. This show is better than any movie.

[Pulsar_t]

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I believe 5 seasons to be enough for BB.

[Ziggy]

MY FUCKING GOD is all I have to say about tonight's episode. Can't wait for the season finale, but I can wait for the year until next season. Knowing that next season will be the last, the wait between seasons will be even more torture!

[Jrecee]

Why is gus so damn good!?

And the second I saw the pipes on the counter I went HOLY SHIT! I liked that his chemistry backround came back, even if the plan 'bombed'.

I'm awaiting the death of Hector. That guy is just a 'loves to be evil' badguy who needs to get his. And will we see Mike return for the finale?

And it won't be a full year between seasons this time, assuming it comes back in July again. . . just 9 months.

[Jrecee]

4 hours.

[Jrecee]

obscenities

[Ziggy]

***SPOILERS***


I cannot believe this fucking show! I bet I had the same reaction every one did when Hector rang his bell. "There's no way he's still alive! ... WHAT THE FUCK!?!?!"

The final scene revealed the plant in Walt's backyard. I really don't even know how he could have possibly done that. I mean, the time line just doesn't add up for me. Unless some one stashed that plant in his yard? Either way, I'm pretty sure he didn't intend to kill the kid. He seemed VERY relieved when Jesse told him the kid was gonna be fine. He probably knew he would be, but there was a small chance he wouldn't.

The way this season ended, the story is completely wide open now. There's only one season left, there's no way to guess what is gonna happen. My best guess would be something with Gus' past. What would be the point at hinting at his past otherwise? Mike is still MIA, presumably in Mexico still. I think we might see him again. And we still don't know if what's-his-name is alive or dead.

The scene where Walt hides on the lift... pure badass! Then they torched the place. I have a feeling that the DEA will probably look to drop everything, but Hank will still be curious. Maybe Hank will find out Walter is Heisenberg by the end of next season? Maybe one of the main characters will die?

[EllertMichael]

AHHHHH!!!

Yeah, I love this show. Been watching since day 1. I'm glad they are making another season, there's plenty of more story to tell. Gotta have something to do with Gus' past, and the reason the cartel didn't kill him (back when they killed his original cook) because they "knew who he (Gus) was."

Hank is gonna keep on digging until he gets to the bottom of things. His mind must be going a mile a minute with all his hunches confirmed. Skylar isn't going to take well to knowing Walt is actually killing people. If Jesse finds out Walt has those berries in his backyard things are gonna get really, really bad...

I gotta say, for the first time in what feels like the entire series, my predictions in this episode were right. But yeah, that moment where Gus steps out of the room was a good shocker! Awesome!