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And maybe he started selling his own town after he took down the mexicans earlier in the season?

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But, they're implying these guys worked under Gus when Combo was shot, well before they took down the cartel.

since Gus was working to take the cartel down, did he possibly have a side gig with these guys?

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since Gus was working to take the cartel down, did he possibly have a side gig with these guys?

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If so, why make it a point to say he doesn't allow his products in his hometown?

no idea - but I'm sure someone (the writers) will let us know.

did Gus ever say he didnt allow product to sell in his hometown? i cant remember. seem like it would draw some unecessary attention to ABQ if it was the only place not selling.

i do remember Hank and Gomie making a fuss about the blue stuff disappearing for a while...at that point they didnt seem to care about the non-blue etuss...but i dont remember Gus explicitly saying that he didnt sell in his hometown. i could be wrong though.


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Since Gus took over as the distributer he can sell to where ever he wanted. He also took over the territory of the crazy guy that Hank killed in the desert.

tuco! loved that guy

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did Gus ever say he didnt allow product to sell in his hometown? i cant remember. seem like it would draw some unecessary attention to ABQ if it was the only place not selling.

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I believe he said it and maps of where the blue meth was being found confirmed it.

So, the only way this makes sense is the two dealers used to buy from the cartel and now Gus. Fine, I guess I can buy that. But, Gus actually getting involved and making himself known to these two guys brand new to his organization? Not buying that.

Yeah, I didn't buy that either. But it would hur the plot if he didn't, now wouldn't it?

So Walter must have finally realized how things were so messed up with Gus and decided to do something about it (after he heard the news)?

Do yall think he was protecting Jessie, or was just going to mow them down anyways?

Everytime he tries to make a "right" he ends up just doing something worse, killing 2 guys, shooting one in back of the head execution style.

how many times has Walt f'd up his windshield now?

Don't forget Jr. wants to take his driving test in it.

Walt has become Heisenberg. This was not killing in self defense like Crazy8. This was Heisenberg style. I don't ever remember Gus saying that he doesn't sell in ABQ. I think that was texags speculation. He doesn't work with junkies and said they were his trusted employees. I don't have a problem with those guys knowing Gus. Gus seems to have absolute control over his employees, well, except the guys in the lab that is.

This may be my favorite show ever.

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How's that? I thought Gus didn't deal in ABQ until recently.

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The Mexico bosses referred to Gus as the boss in America. If something was being sold by Mexican gangs it was through Gus.

Also, I can totally believe Gus would know the two dealers. He's an obsessive micro-manager just like Walt. The twins from Mexico knew who he was just from the POLLOS text.

Just look at the way he was working in the restaurant behind the counter. He has to be in control of everything.

Now what is Gus going to do?

This season has been amazing. BB may be taking its place as my favorite show ever. The last episode was amazing and I actually thought it was over before the last ten minutes. Then I get high with the craziest scene ever. My jaw dropped and I couldn't speak for a bout 5 minutes. Could not get to sleep after that.

Also, I'm pretty sure Tuco worked under Gus when he was just a part of the cartel. Now Gus is running the cartel.

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Have you seen the previews for next week? He's even rocking the Heisenberg costume again (silly hat).

Awesomeness is all I wanted to say.

I'm a bit slow and just watched this weeks. The only proper summation is "holy ****!" as that's exactly what came out of my mouth at the end.

I knew something had to intervene to save Jess, but wasn't expecting that to happen.

Something that hasn't been brought up yet - Jesse took a couple big bumps of coke before he went to kill Gus' guys. So he's back off the wagon now? I wonder how this plays out.

Pretty sure it was meth.

yeah, that wasn't coke.

Sorry - Even though I'm from east texas, my meth knowledge is pretty limited.

Since he was snorting, I just figured it was coke.

They've shown some snorting of meth in the show. I think most recently was Badger and the other friend when Jesse gave them the blue stuff he made on his own.

I was pretty sure before, but after this episode I can safely say that I've had more "woah" and "holy sh..." moments with BB than the entire series of Lost or Sopranos.

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Since he was snorting, I just figured it was coke.

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How could one forget Tuco? Bumping the blue stuff off his knife and getting crazy every time?

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I was pretty sure before, but after this episode I can safely say that I've had more "woah" and "holy sh..." moments with BB than the entire series of Lost or Sopranos.

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No doubt. I just started watching last month and now that I've run through almost 3 seasons waiting for the next episode is pretty tough.

The song at the beginning was "Windy" by the Association.

Just in case anyone wants to download it.

I like this song better...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGa_YucOmBE

At least there was a positive to waiting until this evening to watch Breaking Bad. I don't have to wait as long until Sunday.

Just caught up online...ready for the 2 hour finale Sunday. This is probably the first time in about a decade I've actually planned to sit down and watch a show live that wasn't a sporting event.

BTW the finale is only 1 hour.

1 hour finale followed by a 1 hour sneak preview of AMC new series 'Rubicon'

According to AMC's schedule, it goes from 9 to 10:47, then an encore.

Not quite 2 hours, but I don't think they'd put in a preview for another show between the encores.

The BB finale is 47 minutes with limited commercials. The remaining hour is devoted to the pilot of Rubicon, AMC's new series. The BB finale will then encore at 10:47.

On the plus side, the commercial breaks will be shorter and less frequent.

http://tvbythenumbers.com/2010/06/07/amcs-rubicon-getting-sneak-premiere-preview-after-breaking-bad-season-finale/53350