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Walt was 50 when this series started. The opening sequence shows him eating alone at a Denny’s on his 52nd birthday. A) It means he still has time yet to live. (but I did notice a small cough in the opening scene) B) Does it imply he has no more family? C) why is Walt storing guns and ammo for the Zombie Apocalypse?
and the way he casually tips the waitress $100. Does that mean he has made a lot of money in the interim?
Walt was 50 when this series started. The opening sequence shows him eating alone at a Denny’s on his 52nd birthday. A) It means he still has time yet to live. (but I did notice a small cough in the opening scene) He's dying. I'd say from the looks of him the cancer is back. B) Does it imply he has no more family? Yep C) why is Walt storing guns and ammo for the Zombie Apocalypse? He's going to take them all out with him.
and the way he casually tips the waitress $100. Does that mean he has made a lot of money in the interim?Nothing left to loose.
Walt was 50 when this series started. The opening sequence shows him eating alone at a Denny’s on his 52nd birthday. A) It means he still has time yet to live. (but I did notice a small cough in the opening scene) B) Does it imply he has no more family? C) why is Walt storing guns and ammo for the Zombie Apocalypse?
and the way he casually tips the waitress $100. Does that mean he has made a lot of money in the interim?
For what it is worth an upcoming episode is called 51, so I guess he at least has a year left. Also I think that gun is going to be his "little friend" prepping for the scarface ending.
Yeah, I was watching some of the last episodes from season 4 yesterday, and he says something to Skyler about "facing death for the past year" or something along those lines, so that diner scene is definitely about a year away.
Post by itrainmonkeys on Jul 16, 2012 11:31:19 GMT -5
How long do we talk in spoilers? I figured after the episode aired it would be okay to talk about. Always though that Spoilers had more to do with things happening in the future. I know some people haven't watched it yet but I tend to avoid threads that will have spoilers until after I watch.
The opening scene doesn't necessarily make me think he has no family left but that certainly could be the case. I didn't catch it, but read someone else point out that he's not wearing a wedding ring in the opening (while he mentions it during the magnet scene). So that could be telling.
The big gun? I think it's for protection from the cartel and he needs to get it back to his place.
Cancer seems possibly back. He takes some kind of medication.
- as was stated before, no ring on walt. Could mean lots of things. Possibly part of his "disguise," possibly because his family left, possibly because his family is dead. Who knows, at this point/
- It was his "52nd Birthday," as confirmed by his FAKE drivers license. However, we know that at this point in the show, it's about to be walt's 51st birthday (probably going to be during the upcoming episode entitled "51," although even that could be a title to throw us off, like "face off' or the titles of season two spelling out "747 down over ABQ." So, although at first glance you may think that this takes place a year from his 51st birthday, I'm thinking it's probably sooner.
- Is walts hair/beard combo real, showing a passage of time, or is it a fake beard and wig? He's also got different glasses, meaning he CLEARLY does not want to be recognized.
- No Jesse. Where's Jesse?!
- The man who sells Walt the gun is the same guy that sold him the 38 snub, so we can at the very least deduce that he is still in the state of New Mexico.
- Finally, I think this is meant to divert our attention and get us thinking all these crazy theories. Remember season 2? Remember the two body bags in Walt's driveway? Remember last season with the blood dripping on Walt's shoes? What did everyone think the first time they saw that? The flash-forwards and flashbacks in this show have never been as straightforward as "heres something that happens in the future" and I think this is no exception. I think the context of this scene is something we will never figure out in our wildest imaginations. and that's why this show is so fucking fantastic.
Walt was 50 when this series started. The opening sequence shows him eating alone at a Denny’s on his 52nd birthday. A) It means he still has time yet to live. (but I did notice a small cough in the opening scene) I noticed the cough too. It was in the bathroom scene. B) Does it imply he has no more family? I would think they wanted you to think that, but who knows? He could have sent them away. They could be dead. He could have just started the other life. C) why is Walt storing guns and ammo for the Zombie Apocalypse? I am curious about why the guy asked that "none of this crosses the border". Cartel business? and the way he casually tips the waitress $100. Does that mean he has made a lot of money in the interim? I would think so. It looked like he was pulling the $100 off a larger stack.
Also, just as a cool tidbit - in that interview, he also talks about how he met his fiance (at Coachella) and how he's a live music junkie. ...we need to get AP up on the Inforoo boards.
Also, how does one meet cool, famous stars that are single and music junkies at festivals? that girl is a lucky ho.
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Post by FuzzyWarbles on Jul 18, 2012 18:24:29 GMT -5
I read somewhere that The Kings Of Leon drummer met his wife in line for the port-a-johns at Bonnaroo when the band was only there as attendees in '09 or '08.
Post by Dave Maynar on Jul 19, 2012 10:21:56 GMT -5
From an article on Emmy noms: "Bryan Cranston, going for his fourth consecutive win for Outstanding Actor (in years for which he was eligible), shares the category with Steve Buscemi of Boardwalk Empire, Michael C. Hall of Dexter, Hugh Bonneville of Downton Abbey, Damian Lewis of Homeland, and Mad Men's Jon Hamm."
Fourth consecutive win, folks. If you do the math, that basically means Cranston has won every year where he is eligible. Man is a certifiable bad*ss.
Post by Longtime and Frequent Poster on Jul 19, 2012 10:44:28 GMT -5
Yeah, obviously he has some good competition, but it'd be a joke if he doesn't win again this year.
Also, I know I saw a bunch of random photos of Aaron Paul at Lolla last year. He seemed to just be walking around the crowds and not in VIP or anything. Then again that was just as Season 4 was airing, he'd probably get mobbed constantly if he did that this year.
you know what...i think he might not win this year. i think they may give it to one of the others and go with him next year for the last year. that is a seriously good pool to pick from.
Don't ever say Jay Leno never did anything for you. Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul was on The Tonight Show Thursday night, and Leno surprised him with footage of a 1998 pre-fame appearance the young man made on The Price Is Right in which Paul channeled all the antic energy of a future meth-dealing loudmouth prone to beanies. He gets picked to "come on down" and loses his mind. Enjoy.