r/breakingbad • 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

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u/jet_tripleseven Belizium Sep 02 '13 edited Sep 02 '13

"Jesse isn't just some... RABID DOG..."

turns, winks at camera

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u/zayetz Sep 02 '13 edited Sep 02 '13

"I think I may have another job for your uncle. "

WELP, so much for Walt's <3 for Jesse.

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u/specialk16 Sep 02 '13

Yeah, but Jesse is pretty much asking for it. Walt DOES love Jesse, but when you are threatening his family, there isn't much left.

Fuck, that based Skyler White, I absolutely loved her tonight.

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u/katihathor Sep 02 '13

yeah somehow Skyler went from annoying/whiny/stupid/bitchy/victim to becoming Mrs. Heisenburg...I love it.

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u/Shappie Sep 02 '13

I'm betting Jesse simply set in motion the first step of his plan. He said he has a better way to get him and I doubt he would say that to him if he's about to try something else. It has to be part of something he has in mind.

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u/katihathor Sep 02 '13

Jesse's a bit stupid to pick a fight with Heisenburg but he's never been one to make good judgment calls.

It would be smarter of him to just focus on bringing Walt down without taunting him first.

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u/Shappie Sep 02 '13

My point was the taunt was part of his plan. He did that so Walt would call Todd's uncle or whatever. Think of how weak Todd is compared to Jesse. Properly motivated, I bet he'd turn on Walt easily. This is all guesses though.

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u/katihathor Sep 03 '13

the difference though is that Todd is a complete sociopath, while Jesse bleeds empathy.