I just don't see Saul stepping over that particular line. He's sleazy, sure, but not completely morally bankrupt. I think we'll see a flashback at some point showing how Brock was poisoned, but I'd be flabbergasted if it turned out to be Saul.

I just don't see Saul stepping over that particular line. He's sleazy, sure, but not completely morally bankrupt. I think we'll see a flashback at some point showing how Brock was poisoned, but I'd be flabbergasted if it turned out to be Saul.

I prefer to imagine that Mike simply thinks a succinct, unemphasized and world-weary "dick." every time he's in the room with Walt.

I prefer to imagine that Mike simply thinks a succinct, unemphasized and world-weary "dick." every time he's in the room with Walt.

It has to be sweeter for us fatasses in the American Midwest.

It has to be sweeter for us fatasses in the American Midwest.

Saul put the damages for the Challenger dump at around $52k all told.

Saul put the damages for the Challenger dump at around $52k all told.

Mike did see the cardboard pulled away from the broken back door window, so he knows someone else was there.

Mike did see the cardboard pulled away from the broken back door window, so he knows someone else was there.

True, it's the obvious story choice. I am thinking the end will be more along the lines of Walt completely losing his humanity, such as possibly threatening his children or family in order to keep Skylar or Hank in line. His family is his last card in the humanity game, as far as I can see, and I think the…

True, it's the obvious story choice. I am thinking the end will be more along the lines of Walt completely losing his humanity, such as possibly threatening his children or family in order to keep Skylar or Hank in line. His family is his last card in the humanity game, as far as I can see, and I think the…

To me, Skylar being paralyzed by terror and the realization that she is married to a monster, and is now almost completely powerless against him in the current context, really seems like she has no choice other than to come clean to Hank and the DEA and take her chances in protective custody. There was a time when she…

To me, Skylar being paralyzed by terror and the realization that she is married to a monster, and is now almost completely powerless against him in the current context, really seems like she has no choice other than to come clean to Hank and the DEA and take her chances in protective custody. There was a time when she…

Its going to be Holly who takes Walt out. She's got that vial of ricin hidden in the handle of her baby rattle, and has replaced the one in the outlet with a vial of salt. She's just waiting for the right time.

Its going to be Holly who takes Walt out. She's got that vial of ricin hidden in the handle of her baby rattle, and has replaced the one in the outlet with a vial of salt. She's just waiting for the right time.

Its going to be Holly who takes Walt out. She's got that vial of ricin hidden in the handle of her baby rattle, and has replaced the one in the outlet with a vial of salt. She's just waiting for the right time.

Heh, sorry, it was late, and this seemed to be the nitpicky thread :)

Heh, sorry, it was late, and this seemed to be the nitpicky thread :)

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