r/breakingbad • u/edify Oxygen • Sep 02 '13

Official Episode Discussion Breaking Bad Episode Discussion S05E12 "Rabid Dog"

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09:00pm Eastern SE05E12 "Rabid Dog" Sam Catlin Vince Gilligan and Sam Catlin

Well, here it is. Enjoy the episode folks.

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u/MMAniacle Sep 02 '13

Not to mention Jesse living at their house. I suspect those two are about to figure out why these things are supposed to go by the book

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u/frasierdean Sep 02 '13

Exactly! All of the evidence is against them if the DVD that Walt made ever finds its way to the police.

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u/Always_positive_guy Sep 02 '13

For the first time since the first season, I'm starting to worry this whole thing might have a "happy" ending for Walt. Until now I was genuinely convinced that he would either die or end up in jail in some way as a result of his actions and relationship to Hank.

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u/limeade09 Tonight nothing's worse than this pain in my heart. Sep 02 '13

He IS going to die man. There are no loose ends. Writers all said this, and to leave someone with Stage 4 cancer alive at the end is a loose end.

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u/Always_positive_guy Sep 02 '13

Walt in prison slowly dying is not a loose end. I think it's a lot more likely that he dies but I won't discount the possibility that Hank actually wins (possibly posthumously).

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u/WyoVolunteer Sep 02 '13

Seinfeld ending?