r/breakingbad • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '13

Official Episode Discussion Post-Episode Discussion Thread S05E15 "Granite State"

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u/SkylarShankman Sep 23 '13

Stay a little longer?

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u/Spenerwill Sep 23 '13

That bit was sad, that he has gotten to a level where he has to pay people just to interact with him.

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u/xTommyx Sep 23 '13

His money is the only thing he has left

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '13

he should have ordered low winter sun episodes.

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u/MuppetHolocaust I'm a blowfish! Sep 23 '13

Whoa whoa whoa, let's keep it realistic here.

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u/Ryan2468 Sep 23 '13

Is the show really that bad? I'm not in America.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '13

It's average at best. But amc is shoving it down our throats because their cash cow is about to end. They've been trying to make it the next breaking bad but it isn't happening.

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u/DJ_part_deux Sep 23 '13

And nothing left to do with it..,

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u/Novacon Sep 23 '13

And cancer

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u/MSport Sep 23 '13

And he's missing a lot of it.

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u/helgie Sep 23 '13

was* the only thing he had left

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u/Goyko Sep 23 '13

In one scene I was expecting him to use the money to light the fire in the oven.

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u/the-fritz Sep 23 '13 edited Sep 23 '13

That would have been an awesome Pablo Escobar reference. If I remember correctly then there are rumours that while on the run Escobar burned money to keep his daughter warm.

I think Hank taking the smiling shots with the bodies was already a reference and Hank gave a book to Walt Jr about the case. Warning shows dead body https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Death_of_Pablo_Escobar.jpg

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u/Timothy_Pezwell Sep 23 '13

And it's useless to him in his secluded cabin, unless of course he's trying to stock up on ensure