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Breaking Bad: Season 5 - Episode 5 & 6 - Patreon Exclusive (Patreon)

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2024-05-21 12:00:05
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Breaking Bad: Season 5 - Episode 5 & 6 - Patreon Exclusive

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Shane Driscoll

I don't buy for a second that Mike would leave Walt alone like that. There's no reason Saul couldn't have handled the restraining order gambit on his own. Or at the very least he should have had Jesse come by to keep an eye on Walt.

Angzarr

Even knowing what happens to the kid, the beginning makes me so nervous! One small accident on the motorbike and he lands on that jar and gets killed by a shard of glass to his chest.

Thoko
>>138729353

I disagree. The restraining order was a bluff. You can't bluff a cop if you're not even in the room. A person facing serious prison time (10+ years) who doesn't even turn up to defend themselves is going to make the cops become suspicious and violate the order somehow. And if he left Jesse there, Walt would use manipulation to get out of the situation. Like pretending to be sick or making threats or deals

Thoko
>>138762186

No way. Glass shatters into small pieces that can't reach your heart. Also, the force of his body on the round surface pushes the glass towards the ground and flattens the shards. And the shards will be behind a layer of denim which is very strong. With the shards at that angle they probably can't pierce the denim

Nick Kessler

People look up stock for a company they have 500 dollars invested once a week for decades. The fact that he knows 1/3 of that company could be his. He used to know them very well. Nothing weird about checking their value while he's already reading that part of the paper anyway.

REDR58

If you guys want to check out a fun train robbery film, look for “The First Great Train Robbery” aka “The Great Train Robbery” in the US. It’s directed by Michael Crichton, based on his novel “The Great Train Robbery” from 1975. It features Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland. Well worth a watch.