Breaking Bad S05E08 "Gliding Over All" OAD 9/2/12 - Page 11

Snappa77 · 09-07-2012, 12:15 AM

Why wasn't the book in the master bedroom bath? Seems like that would have a more logical place for it rather than the guest bath.

(forgive me if this is a smeek... 10 pages... oy vey.)

BitbyBlit · 09-07-2012, 06:55 AM

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Why wasn't the book in the master bedroom bath? Seems like that would have a more logical place for it rather than the guest bath.

It was. The question is, why was Hank using that bathroom?

Maybe it was because his movements tended to be noisy and smelly, and the guest bathroom was too close to outside.

And to think, Walt would have gotten away with it if it hadn't been for those meddling kids.

Bierboy · 09-07-2012, 07:15 AM

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Sure, he would be dead. But there would be more other people ALIVE....

But almost all VERY bad people....( I don't count the airplane)

jsmeeker · 09-07-2012, 10:13 AM

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Someone made a chart of every death linked to Walter White:

You can find the full story here.

Is Jane the only identifiable woman?

Obviously, there were some on the planes, but never specifically identified.

Is there anyone that died in this show that's NOT on the list? The way they set it up, it looks like EVERYTHING is linked to W.W.

Hank · 09-07-2012, 10:15 AM

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And to think, Walt would have gotten away with it if it hadn't been for those meddling kids.

Which meddling kids?

Hank · 09-07-2012, 10:17 AM

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Is there anyone that died in this show that's NOT on the list? The way they set it up, it looks like EVERYTHING is linked to W.W.

I think Gus's battle with the Cartel would have happened with or without WW.

Also the turtle guy and associated DEA deaths were unrelated.

jsmeeker · 09-07-2012, 10:20 AM

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I think Gus's battle with the Cartel would have happened with or without WW.

Also the turtle guy and associated DEA deaths were unrelated.

agreed.

Looking at the chart again, it's the "Breaking Bad Death Toll" So, I guess the whole list is fair and accurate. It's the description of it as "Deaths linked to Walter White" that may be slightly off.

jsmeeker · 09-07-2012, 10:21 AM

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Which meddling kids?

care for a Scooby Snack?

BitbyBlit · 09-07-2012, 10:55 AM

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Which meddling kids?

The ones that Hank was dropping off at the pool.

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Looking at the chart again, it's the "Breaking Bad Death Toll" So, I guess the whole list is fair and accurate. It's the description of it as "Deaths linked to Walter White" that may be slightly off.

Yeah. If you look at the last "element" of the formulas under the names, that is the person that was most responsible.

So only the ones with a "W" are the deaths that the chart is saying Walt is responsible for.

getreal · 09-07-2012, 11:17 AM

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The ones that Hank was dropping off at the pool.

LOL! I had never heard that before.

Hank · 09-07-2012, 12:23 PM

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The ones that Hank was dropping off at the pool.

Ok, you got me. I fell for it.

That's funny.

Maybe it was Skyler's cooking.

I really can't wait to see what's the first thing Hank does with this information (please don't say "wipe"). Like how does he ever face Walt again in any sort of civil manner. But I'm sure he suppresses it long enough to come up with a plan. It's interesting now, Hank's the one with the big secret, and he has to keep it from Walt, Sklyer, and Marie. At least initially. As alluded to above, I think Hank will approach Walt alone, face to face, because Hank knows he's totally screwed either way. Either he takes Walt down (as well as his family, and his own career), or he breaks bad himself.

Also, does he finish his business first? He gets this once-in-a-lifetime groundshattering information about his B-I-L... does he say to himself "eh, I still have to take a dump"

tivoboyjr · 09-07-2012, 12:37 PM

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Ok, you got me. I fell for it.

That's funny.

Maybe it was Skyler's cooking.

I really can't wait to see what's the first thing Hank does with this information (please don't say "wipe"). Like how does he ever face Walt again in any sort of civil manner. But I'm sure he suppresses it long enough to come up with a plan. It's interesting now, Hank's the one with the big secret, and he has to keep it from Walt, Sklyer, and Marie. At least initially. As alluded to above, I think Hank will approach Walt alone, face to face, because Hank knows he's totally screwed either way. Either he takes Walt down (as well as his family, and his own career), or he breaks bad himself.

Also, does he finish his business first? He gets this once-in-a-lifetime groundshattering information about his B-I-L... does he say to himself "eh, I still have to take a dump"

When ya gotta go, ya gotta go.

I think Hank will go back and connect all of the dots that he can and put his case together against Walt. As much for his own need to "solve" the case as for anything else. I think Hank will have his ducks in a row if he does decide to confront Walt. I don't think this would be an impulsive act. For one thing, Hank doesn't know about all of the murders Walt has been involved with - not yet, anyway - but Hank has to know that Walt is a much more dangerous guy than he thought he was.

Hank · 09-07-2012, 12:52 PM

I think it will take Hank all of 5 minutes in his head to piece together everything that happened over the last year+ into a nice, neat story. The story we got to watch. When all the pieces all start falling together for him, it will all suddenly make perfect sense. That's the look on his face at the end of "Gliding". Then I think the next step is anger, that Walt put everyone's life on the line, especially Hank's -- several times.

I also think there's a little bit of "You're shtting me! You're Heisenberg? Get the F out of here! Wow. You did all that, right under my nose the entire time? I thought you were a brainiac, but this, wow. Just wow. But now I have take you down."

Phantom Gus · 09-08-2012, 05:04 AM

hes going to die from shock on the toilet like a man

danterner · 09-08-2012, 06:55 AM

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hes going to die from shock on the toilet like a man

Nah, he's pretty well grounded.

Bierboy · 09-08-2012, 09:58 AM

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Nah, he's pretty well grounded.

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SeanC · 09-08-2012, 10:11 AM

I wonder if he'll figure out about the bugging? It'll be real hard for him now they Walt has removed the evidence, but what was the critical thing they found out from the bug? Was it about the laptop? Or was it something about the 9 guys behind bars I dunno.

I vaguely remember that there was some angle the DEA was working on that Walt and crew were made aware of by the bug, and they were able to stop the DEA's investigation. It's not coming to me, but anyway, my point is, now with this new information, as Hank thinks back, is he going to remember those (at least) 2 times he left Walt unattended in his office, right around the time that his investigation was stymied by, what would have appeared at the time, very bad luck.

Mmmmmmm, after all that, I think it was the laptop.

betts4 · 09-08-2012, 10:37 AM

I wonder if Hank is going to lose his new title/job by going all wacky to try and figure it out and spending time that he is not supposed to, on the case again.

DevdogAZ · 09-08-2012, 12:08 PM

I envision a scene next season where Hank and Gomie are in Hank's office looking at a cork board with Walt's picture at the top and all the yarns connecting Walt to all the other aspects of the Heisenberg case. And then Hank's secretary will buzz in and say, "Mr. Schrader, Walter White is here to see you. Should I send him in?"

robojerk · 09-08-2012, 12:31 PM

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I envision a scene next season where Hank and Gomie are in Hank's office looking at a cork board with Walt's picture at the top and all the yarns connecting Walt to all the other aspects of the Heisenberg case. And then Hank's secretary will buzz in and say, "Mr. Schrader, Walter White is here to see you. Should I send him in?"

I envision next season starts right where this one left off, Hank telling Marie they have to leave or something, anything to get out of there. Then calling Gomie on the way home to meet up later that night or early the next morning. Hank now knows in his bones, but I would think he would still hope he's wrong about the Whites. I think it would be interesting if he had Gomie do an off the books look into the Whites, really hoping nothing is found and the book is just a coincidence. However the Whites are dirty now, Hank and or Gomie will find something.

mooseAndSquirrel · 09-08-2012, 12:36 PM

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I wonder if he'll figure out about the bugging? It'll be real hard for him now they Walt has removed the evidence, but what was the critical thing they found out from the bug? Was it about the laptop? Or was it something about the 9 guys behind bars I dunno.

I vaguely remember that there was some angle the DEA was working on that Walt and crew were made aware of by the bug, and they were able to stop the DEA's investigation. It's not coming to me, but anyway, my point is, now with this new information, as Hank thinks back, is he going to remember those (at least) 2 times he left Walt unattended in his office, right around the time that his investigation was stymied by, what would have appeared at the time, very bad luck.

Mmmmmmm, after all that, I think it was the laptop.

The initial purpose of the bug was to check if Lydia was lying or not about the GPS. It then became Mike's way of knowing when they were coming for him. I think the laptop magnet-caper was behind them before the office got bugged.