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Method of Madness:

--- Quote from: cesium133 on 20 Oct 2013, 12:36 --- (click to show/hide)Lydia mentions to Todd when Todd tells her they have Jesse that the cops are looking for him, and it stands to reason that Marie would have told the DEA about Jesse. Jesse likely wouldn't make it that far before being arrested, and maybe Walt planned it that way: Jesse is the one who lives long enough to tell Walt's story.
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(click to show/hide)Ah, I forgot that. But are they looking for him as a suspect or as a witness?
--- Quote from: cesium133 on 20 Oct 2013, 12:36 ---Also, why are we still talking in spoiler tags? The show's been over for almost a month.
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Courtesy. People will always be catching up after the fact.

cesium133:
(click to show/hide)If I remember correctly, they were looking for him as a suspect, though in this case there likely isn't much difference.

Welu:

--- Quote from: Method of Madness on 20 Oct 2013, 12:46 ---
--- Quote from: cesium133 on 20 Oct 2013, 12:36 ---Also, why are we still talking in spoiler tags? The show's been over for almost a month.
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Courtesy. People will always be catching up after the fact.

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Could be long after the fact. A couple weeks after is the by far the shortest I've been behind to watch a finale in the last few years. Although like I said, I only started the show from the start a few months ago.

I didn't go into the thread at all while I was still watching the show. Maybe warn in the OP that this thread is full of spoilers and we can cut down on the tags. Although it is kind of amusing to look through the pages and see all the tags.

Boiled Dove:
I just watched the final episode for a second time before deleting it from the DVR. I think my favorite thing, and something I missed the first time, is that the keys for the Volvo are on a white (24hour) NA keychain when he finds them.

Blyss:
That...  was a pretty good ending for a series.

Admittedly, (click to show/hide)Walter was a pretty horrible individual by the time it was all over.  I seem to recall Vince Gilligan telling someone that THAT was the point; that by the end of the series no one would be able to make any excuses for his character, unlike how easy it was in the beginning (in large part due to his circumstances and poor handling of the choices laid before him due to desperation, lack of knowledge/information about actually being a criminal).  In that aspect, yeah, they definitely pulled it off.

Skylar allowing him to see his daughter one last time was touching - she definitely realized that he didn't intend to come back.

Walt's confession to Skylar was good, finally admitting that his intentions were never quite as noble as he would have liked for them to be.

All in all, I really only had the one complaint, and that was Jesse's ending - but to be honest, I couldn't call it unrealistic.  How the hell would a person react after being imprisoned for so long, and made to do the one thing he no longer wants to ever do again?  Probably a lot like he did.

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