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The way the season opens, I am curious to see why Walt is running and why he needs such a big gun. You would think that dealing with Hank and the DEA wouldn't need a gun that large. I wonder if him killing all of Mike's men and dealing with the new gang for distribution has anything to do with him needing the fire power.

As far as Hank turning Walt in, I would think he would be a bit cautious because his entire treatment was paid for by drug money.

Originally Posted by thebob101 The way the season opens, I am curious to see why Walt is running and why he needs such a big gun. You would think that dealing with Hank and the DEA wouldn't need a gun that large. I wonder if him killing all of Mike's men and dealing with the new gang for distribution has anything to do with him needing the fire power. As far as Hank turning Walt in, I would think he would be a bit cautious because his entire treatment was paid for by drug money.

This is if Hank survives. I am expecting Walt to massacre him, marie and skyler, and running away from the place. I am thinking he needs the gun to fight off something to expand his enterprise. I would love the series to end where all of walt's family except for the kids to be dead, and he has the chance to be the top player in America, only to be shot by Jesse for being crazy.

I think what's going to happen is that guy isn't going to accept Walt saying he's out. And that he didn't seem like much by first impressions, but will wind up being as calculating as Gus, and as vicious as Tuco. Like a perfect combo Walt shouldn't have ed with. That he'll probably pay that Jessie 2.0 kid to try and kill Walt, and Walt will survive it.

Hank will probably hold off ratting Walt out because he's too conflicted, Skyler and/or Walt Jr. get killed as a message to Walt, and Hank is left devastated because he sat on the info and let Walt get himself to that point.

And the gun is maybe Walt holing up for a last stand, like how a few eps back he was so engrossed in the movie Scarface when watching it with Walt Jr. while Skylar stood there semi creeped out by it.

And my final prediction, at least three scenes of Walt Jr. eating cereal.

I noticed my "To Do" list said 0 future BB episodes to record, so I figured the series had ended with a shorter season. "Alright, time to watch," I thought to myself, "now I can avoid cliffhangers!" I then went ahead and watched the 6 episodes I had saved, including the latest. Curse you, AMC.

I did, however, like that last scene. For a moment, I wondered about whether there would be a sound effect to emphasize the impact of what I knew was about to happen when they showed that book. I guess they chose the classier route.

Originally Posted by dothog Yeah, the "done in by a book" thing is a little lame, but then again, it's not like Walt has been particularly cautious all along. A book on the shitter is probably better than Hank walking in his office 30 seconds earlier than expected and catching Walt in the act of installing/removing a tracer. So however it goes down, it was a matter of time. I really, really, really wish they had inserted an audible "plop" after they cut back to Hank after the flashback. That would have been AWESOME. Not like tearing ass, I'm just talking a delicate splash, just to let us know. Shit dropped, yo.

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I still don't see how people could like Mike. Just because he has a granddaughter that he visits doesn't mean he never did ed up shit for Fring or dissolve an innocent kid in acid like recently.

Skylar is also acting perfectly in character. Why wouldn't she want to kill herself if her husband is forcing the family to stay together? When she was okay with the money laundering, it was before Walt warned her that Fring's men were on the way to the house.

I predict that we'll see Hank awkwardly cope, Marie act irrational and hysterical, Walt act like a really proud coward, and Jesse say "Yeah bitch!" alot. Honestly, I think Walt will get shot to end it while trying to retaliate because he thinks he's invincible.