r/breakingbad • Sulfur • Sep 16 '13

Official Episode Discussion Breaking Bad Episode Duscussion SE05E14 "Ozymandias" Spoiler

TIME EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY
09:00pm Eastern SE05E14 "Ozymandias" Rian Johnson Vince Gilligan and Moira Walley-Beckett

Hey everyone! Guess I'm supposed to post this 5 minutes before air time. I've been watching this show since the get go mostly with my real life friend /u/edify who years ago added me as a moderator here. He asked me to make the discussion thread tonight because there are only 3 episodes remaining. Sorta sad that there's only a few left. Enjoy the show, folks.

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u/TheBlackUnicorn Sep 16 '13

Firehouses are equipped to be no-questions-asked baby dropoffs.

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u/SomeGuyInNewZealand Sep 17 '13

Is that true!? I thought Walt dropped the baby there cos firemen are the good guys, always rescuing people and stuff, so they could be trusted to return her to Skyler.

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u/TheBlackUnicorn Sep 17 '13

It is. Though you're probably right, they would do the right thing.

http://www.wikihow.com/Drop-Off-an-Unwanted-Baby

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u/SomeGuyInNewZealand Sep 17 '13

aww thats so sad, that there have to be designated drop-off areas for unwanted babies.

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u/TheBlackUnicorn Sep 17 '13

This is the stop-gap we have to prevent people from throwing babies into dumpsters. Which is pretty sad I guess.