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Breaking Bad - season 3 episode 5 and 6 (Patreon)

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2022-10-20 19:57:16
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Full link episode 5: https://youtu.be/ZVQ05eUpt7U

Full link episode 6: https://youtu.be/XCigOCQvWJc

Hi everyone! Sorry I have little time for the descriptions, we're drowning in moving boxes. Last two days in our appartment!

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shaneth138

Thanks for uploading amidst the madness!

Curaitis

Very appreciate your effort for still uploading reactions Mary, Stay safe take care you both.

Dan

😬😬🎵 Hank fought the law, and the law won 🎵 Hank fought the law, and the law won 🎵 😬😬 To answer your question at the end: Yes, I was scared and yes, your concern is justified lol. Can't wait till next week!!! P.S. Yes, the "A man provides" speech that Gus gave does really resonate with men. Sorry you can't relate, it's just how we're raised 🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

Sonny Smith

If I’m not mistaken, the RV had been kept there from the time they were both working with one another earlier in the series. Also, not really implicitly shown but Walt is kind of a micromanager so it would make sense that he would’ve at least asked where Jessie was storing the RV at some point.

Anonymous

"How did Walt know where to find the RV?" Jesse was paying the mechanic who installed the buzzer $2000 a month to store the RV at the very same lot, remember? "Behind the fence, padlocked and gate privileges". Obviously, Walt and Jesse would share those expenses, so there's no question Walt would know where their rolling meth lab was being stored. And it's not Jesse's RV, it's THEIR RV. "but that doesn’t explain why would Jesse then tell Badger to go get it fixed up and have a buzzer put in? Jesse wouldn’t need to give Badger those instructions if the RV was going to stay in its original location." You're overthinking it. Jesse took charge and designated duties for his employees. The RV needed maintenance and a buzzer and plus the mechanic is Badger's cousin (or some other relation), so it'd make most sense to send Badger to ensure that it gets done.

james repka

The people involved in this series continue to amaze, on both sides of the camera. Often there is not enough attention paid to the brilliant casting. Of course the whole cast is A-list, but Vince Gilligan really had to fight network executives to cast Bryan Cranston as Walter White. The part of Saul Goodman was written with Bob Odenkirk in mind, but it was intended to be only a small part. Once he appeared onscreen his role was expanded rapidly, and crew members were joking from day one about staying on for the inevitable sequel. But Saul's next appearance had to be postponed as Odenkirk wasn't available to come in and clean up Jessie's apartment in the opening scene of the episode after Jane died. They were forced to bring in Jonathan Banks as Saul's fixer in that scene. Banks nailed his scenes as Mike Ehrmantraut and, sure enough, in season 3 we find out that his character is actually working for Gus Fring's operation without Saul's knowledge.

Michael Short

This episode really tore me. Like you, I really love Hank, he's my favourite character in the show, and I really want him to succeed. However, when I was watching this for the first time, I mostly just wanted the show to go on, which meant hank couldn't succeed. lol