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Mister Jack

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  1. I think everyone is forgetting a much more important thread we never got closure on.
  2. I found a site that identifies licensed music that's used in tv shows and movies. It helped me with Breaking Bad. http://www.tunefind.com/
  3. OH MAN, who else just caught the finale? I will admit that I had worries. A lot of otherwise great shows end up not knowing how to finish the story, but this show fucking delivered. It was everything I hoped for, and all the loose ends were tied up. I wouldn't change a thing about what I just saw.
  4. Just caught up on the last two episodes.
  5. Fan-made extended title sequence.
  6. http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/201195/Select_game_developers_used_the_Steam_Controller_Heres_what_they_said.php
  7. I heard another theory. Since it is now impossible for Walt to get his money to his family, he instead uses it to ruin Grey Matter, possibly by transferring it to them in a way that's easily traceable back to him. I don't know about this one, but I do think Grey Matter will play into things somehow. They're the reason he finally decided to go back in the first place.
  8. Here's the link for anyone who wants it handy. How does this monstrosity even work? How do you jump in Portal 2?
  9. How the fuck are you supposed to make 150,000,000 dollars to buy the country club?
  10. So on a serious note, does anyone have any theories for the finale? Remember that we know two things for sure: Walt bought a huge machine gun and he went back to his house to get the ricin. The question, then, is who are they meant for? I'm guessing the machine gun is meant for the neo-nazis (will be pretty surprised if it's anyone else) and the ricin is for his old Grey Matter colleagues. It's a pretty common guess that Walt will die by the end of the series, but someone made a compelling argument about how killing Walt in a blaze of glory is letting him get off too easy. What if, and this might be a stretch, but what if his impending war against his enemies gets everyone ELSE killed except for him? That would be his punishment, to live the last few months of his life knowing that his family has paid the ultimate price, that everything he did was for nothing, and that it is all his fault. It would definitely be darker than just killing Walt, but we'll see. As for my personal theory, I don't think Jesse will murder Walt. Jesse is the closest thing to a good person left on this show unless you count Walt Jr. He has done terrible things, but I don't think he's a killer. Before you go and bring up Gale, what I mean when I say he isn't a killer is that there are two kinds of people: those who are okay with taking a life and those who aren't. Walt is most definitely the former but Jesse is the latter. He isn't okay with killing people, but in Gale's case he felt he had no choice and that he had to do it to save the life of someone he thought was his friend. Unless Walt tries to kill him directly in the finale, he most definitely has a choice on whether or not to pull the trigger, and if he does then that will be the point of no return for him. He will have taken a life just for the sake of revenge, and thus he will have become what he despises. Remember that if all he wanted to do was kill Walt then he probably could have done that easily. Instead he teamed up with Hank to bring him down legally. As for Todd, if Walt doesn't kill him then I think it's within reason to think Jesse could do it. It's not quite the same situation, as Todd and his people are directly threatening not only his life, but the life of someone he cares about. Unless Walt snaps and tries to gun Jesse down personally, he is powerless to threaten him in any other way. I don't think it's impossible for them to cooperate one last time to take out a mutual enemy, though. As much as Walt and Jesse hate each other now, they probably hate Jack's gang much, much more after the things they've done.
  11. http://teamcoco.com/video/bryan-cranston-erotic-note
  12. Yes, Vince Gilligan specifically said the spinoff is a prequel.
  13. Money is rather hard for me to acquire (for purchasing buildings, anyway). It feels like nobody wants to pay me for missions.
  14. The last episode is supposed to be around 75 minutes, actually. This one was, too.
  15. Man, this episode was kind of uneventful compared to the last two (with one exception). They're going to have to cram a lot into the final episode if they don't want to leave any loose ends.
  16. Trevor seems to "improve" for a while in the city, but there's a moment where I think it's hammered in pretty firmly that he's still an irredeemable piece of shit.
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