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Armani Taylor

The ending of this episode is cinema level amazing!!

William Canizales

Walter's scream of frustration and anguish leading into his laughter of maniacal resignation that he's fucked is one my favourite parts of not just the episode, but the entire show

George McCauley

There is no meaning, did you actually spend three minutes talking about the colour of the clothes they are wearing 🙉🤣

Jeff I.

What? It's well known that Vince Gilligan intentionally used the choice of wardrobe colors to have various meanings depending on the character wearing them and the scene.

Andres Bustamante

correct me if I'm wrong, but one of the reasons I think he wants to get out of dodge right this instant is because Gus threatened to kill his family. Gus wants to take out Hank asap, and he already interfered.

Dan

It often gets missed because it was hidden behind a contingency, but Gus told Walt that he was going to kill Hank (because Walt failed to stop Hank himself). So Gus said he was going to kill Hank. He also said he'd kill Walt's entire family if Walt interfered with the killing of Hank. And then Walt immediately interfered with the killing of Hank by having Saul anonymously call in the tip to the DEA that Hank's life is in danger. Walt triggered this threat to his own life and family by trying to save Hank. And if he'd been honest with Skyler about the constant threat of death this whole season, she might have gone along with disappearing. But, since she felt no other immediate threat, she solved the long term problem of the IRS, at the cost of the short term ability to evade the IRS entirely by disappearing and getting new identities.

Digital Droo

There were two scenes I found particularly interesting. 1. Skyler steps out of the room to take Saul's call, claiming it's "car wash business." This was very reminiscent of how Walt always left the room to take calls privately. 2. Skyler explaining to Walt that she had to give the money to Ted "for us, for the family." Skyler's justification for her actions is like Walt explaining why he does what he does: it's "for the family." This is why I like watching reactions to this show. Aside from the entertainment of seeing someone react to it, you also pick up on certain things you might have missed before. Some reactors even point out stuff (like purple clothing) that you didn't catch in previous viewings.

Blink More

"how's that going to come into play?" right when i was thinking "oooh foreshadowing" I forgot i was watching a master reactor :P

Blink More

"he's gonna trip on that rug and smash his head in...." come on, that's not fair, i think you are the first person ive seen to call that, not only so early in the ep, but then instantly when we are back in his house :P im getting flashbacks to band of brothers from years ago, good spotting :)

Ron Beek III Art

the purple means Walt becomes the Joker at the end of the episode! lol

RabidMango

I remember an interview with the show runner where he said he had a color wheel for every character for every given moment. He asked the costuming and design to arrange colors, down to fingernails, very specifically.

MertzRocks

Jeff, Tee said don't say anything....

MertzRocks

I only just finished watching her BoB reactions. Yeah you're right. Teegan you rock!

George Roybal

Walt has no one to blame but himself for all of his crap...

John A

You were quiet and less reactions in this one, wondering if you were too focus on the color green and purple haha. I will not talk about them. I thought it was another good episode. Walt is falling apart and his life is hanging on Jesse and he is not being good to Jesse at all.

Ron White

So glad you pointed out the incredible acting of the late Mark Margolis in his role as Hector. As you said he has shown superb talent with a very limited tool kit and you just know that he would rip apart Gus, Jesse or any one else with his bare hands if he were able. The shift between grief and rage with only his eyes and forehead to use as tools is an absolute acing master class. He was nominated for an Emmy in 2012 and passed away in 2023. He left behind his wife, son and several grandchildren. He and his wife were married for 61 years.

Baldemort

Hey wanted to add a fun fact. To use "blue meth" for the show, the studio sourced tons of blue raspberry and cotton candy flavored rock candy from a near by store and the cast and crew snack on it during the whole production xD

Grizzly

I couldn’t believe it when you predicted what was going to happen with the rug. You’re good.

VOCFM

As if you called the rug LOL purple represents isolation/purity/royalty/safety. Its the colour of emperors and they were pure and above and isolated from the dirty masses you could say (This is maries distance from the drug trade, masking her theft, pretending like shes superior etc) Green is greed/money/ambition (think Slytherin LOL Malfoys are represented by the same colour) Skyler spends the whole episode trying to deal with money, and tedds greed and the ambition of really all the characters all at once in that episode. As the camera zooms out Walt is in a hole in the ground going crazy this is a meeting of the two symbols. Skyler is wearing green and the scene revolves around her taking that money and giving it to Tedd, and as she walks out and the camera zooms out there is a purple cloth to the right of the trap door, where walt is literally isolated in a hole in the ground, ironically though, its because of the drugs and meth which is the opposite of the yellow of the drug trade/hazmats. The security wore purple, which represents the safety, ironically, Tedd wasnt that safe lmao its genuinely insane how good the show is. Walt wears A LOT of green in the series

VOCFM

That was a crazy call on her behalf lmao