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[Dpantherman]

Speaking of being 'out' I was half-way expecting Walt to tease Hank more when he was talking about quitting the DEA. Of course he came back with the smart ass comment about liking camping, but I was kind of expecting him to egg him into staying on (not that its necessary now...)

This episode had just about everything guys. The ending was looking a little 'too' perfect up until Walt was taking a poo. For some reason I want to believe that Walt had an extra reason for saying he was out. I also want to see how far away Jesse gets (if he gets away at all) before Walt calls him for help.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

i figured walt was lying when he said he was out, i dunno

[Montsta]

Am I the only one that felt the ending was so perfect that they could have just stopped the show right there?

[Porn Shop Clerk]

i'm not 100% sure that hank goes after walt. going to be interesting.

[Jacket60]

Am I the only one that felt the ending was so perfect that they could have just stopped the show right there?

Why? So much stuff left to be resolved.

[Cardiackat88]

Maybe I wasn't paying attention, but where did that gun come from that Jesse slid across the floor when Walt handed him the money?

Was it a gun Jesse had already for protection from Walt?

Was it a gun Jesse was contemplating suicide with?

Was it in the bag of money that Walt gave Jesse? Perhaps the murder weapon Walt used on mike to set Jesse up later?

[Montsta]

Maybe I wasn't paying attention, but where did that gun come from that Jesse slid across the floor when Walt handed him the money?

Was it a gun Jesse had already for protection from Walt?

Was it a gun Jesse was contemplating suicide with?

Was it in the bag of money that Walt gave Jesse? Perhaps the murder weapon Walt used on mike to set Jesse up later?

When Jesse saw that it was Walt at his door, he went to grab the gun before opening the door. I think it was more to show that Jesse no longer trusts Walt at all, and he probably feels like Walt will kill whoever he needs to at this point to tie up loose ends. This is a valid fear considering Walt went to the cafe and met Lydia with the intention of murdering her with the Ricin as soon as she gave him the nine names. She even suspected as much, but saved her own life by suggesting they ship internationally.

[Montsta]

Why? So much stuff left to be resolved.

I know there would have been a lot unresolved, but the ending was just so damn good I thought it would have been perfect. You could kind of use your imagination as to what happened next, and maybe it could leave the door open for a movie down the road or something.

[CarolinaNCSU]

i'm not 100% sure that hank goes after walt. going to be interesting.

I haven't thought about that, but I could see it. Walt isn't clean in this either...his therapy was paid for with drug money.

[The Saltman]

I have to wait another year for this shiit?? Ive finally caught up and I have to wait a year?

Motherfuger!!!

[Porn Shop Clerk]

lololololo u poor thing

[Inimicus]

Pretty good interview with Gilligan after s5e8

http://artsbeat.blog...smid=tw-nytimes

As to whether of not Walts done:

I guess you’re always supposed to be guessing when you’re watching “Breaking Bad.” As Walt said to his wife in that last act, he said, “I’m out.” And we can either take him at his word or not. He is of course infamous for being one of the world’s greatest liars. But I tend to believe personally he was telling the truth when he told her that. Have we witnessed him cooking his last batch? Hard to say. I could be coy and simply say I’m not going to tell you. But on the other hand, we’re still working out the final eight episodes. My writers and I don’t completely know how it’s going to quite lay out as of yet. I’m not even sure of the answer myself. But it’s looking like he’s out of the business for sure.