TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery

[ghostrunner]

Yeah, the plan was to slip it in Gus's drink or something like that.

[Jocephus]

im catching up but,

[SHOW]

i think in episode 7 or 8, walt meets lydia at a coffee shop or whatever and they discuss going into business. they agree to terms and she leaves. then he lifts his pork pie hat and the thing of ricin is under it, implying he would have ricined her if he didn't like what she said.

[Fat Strat]

Random BB speculation below. Don't read if you don't want my musings to accidentally give something away. Not that I have any idea what I'm talking about...

[SHOW]

Addressing a post above... Who knows about the machine gun. I really can't even speculate on that yet, because it's hard to imagine that Walt makes it out of the current situation alive. We know he will, but how he survives it will go along way to telling us what the machine gun is for.

I do think that we now know the ultimate use of the ricin. Lydia is so picky about her tea. Has to have it the right way. Has to have it in every episode. Put two and two together, folks.

Third, the Marie counseling scene was very important. Anyone else notice that she was wearing black instead of purple? Major character transformation here. It's a little obvious, but they're clearly setting something up. I'm not sure what yet, but it's going to be significant. Maybe she ends up killing Skylar or something.

Also... I've been wondering about Walt's destroyed house. I thought all along that maybe it was Walt himself who destroyed it and wrote Heisenberg on the wall, etc. I'm sticking with that for now.

[SHOW]

Another possibility with the ricin... it's for himself.

[JL21]

[SHOW]

I do think that we now know the ultimate use of the ricin. Lydia is so picky about her tea. Has to have it the right way. Has to have it in every episode. Put two and two together, folks.

That's a great point, but... she's picky, so she's going to let a scruffy dude with vomit all over his shirt serve it to her?

Marie's been wearing black for most of this season, basically after she found out about Walt.

[thrill]

[SHOW]

I do think that we now know the ultimate use of the ricin. Lydia is so picky about her tea. Has to have it the right way. Has to have it in every episode. Put two and two together, folks.

This show is the only show that is so consistently rewarding to people who pay attention to all of the various Chekhov's deadly items and repetitive habits of it's characters. Because of this, I'm sure you're right.

[robbotis]

Is Hank aware of the train robbery?
Or is the greatest train heist ever going to go the way of the Russian in the Pine Barrens?

[Vidor]

Jesse made a comprehensive confession which presumably included the train robbery. And I think Hank and Gomie briefly mentioned the murder of the boy, didn't they?

[AWvsCBsteeeerike3]

Who murdered a boy?

[Cole Burns]

Who murdered a boy?

[SHOW]

Todd

[go birds]

Better Call Saul is a go. Prequel.

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