Original von Thurisaz
Episodennamen:Spoiler
Blood Money
Buried
Confessions
Rabid Dog
To'hajiilee
Ozymandias
Granite State
FelinaEpisodennamen mit diesen vagen Kurzbeschreibungen:
Spoiler
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2013/07/breaking-bad-new-pics-episode-titles-and-everything-else-we-know-about-season-5b.html (<- enthält auch Promopics zur ersten Episode)
Episode 509 -- "Blood Money": As Walt and Jesse adjust to life outside of the business, Hank grapples with a troubling lead.
Episode 510 -- "Buried": While Skyler's (Anna Gunn) past catches up with her, Walt covers his tracks. Jesse continues to struggle with his guilt.
Episode 511 -- "Confessions": Jesse decides to make a change, while Walt and Skyler try to deal with an unexpected demand.
Episode 512 -- "Rabid Dog": An unusual strategy starts to bear fruit, while plans are set in motion that could change everything. (Note: Every season of "Breaking Bad" has featured an episode whose title contains an animal name.)
Episode 513 -- "To'hajiilee": Things heat up for Walt in unexpected ways. (The title is the name of a Navajo reservation in New Mexico.)
Episode 514 -- "Ozymandias": Everyone copes with radically changed circumstances. (Named after the Shelley poem about the inevitable fall of kings and empires.)
Episode 515 -- "Granite State": Events set in motion long ago move toward a conclusion. (The Granite State is New Hampshire. Is this when we catch up to the events seen in "Live Free or Die"?)
Episode 516 -- "Felina": The series finale. ("Felina" is an anagram for "finale" and also is related to the word feline.)
Zusätzliche Gedanken zu zwei Episodennamen:
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Rabid Dogs ist ein Film von '74:
Following a bungled robbery, three violent criminals take a young woman, a middle-aged man, and a child hostage and force them to drive them outside Rome to help them make a clean getaway.
Es gibt einen Song namens Feleena (From El Paso) von '66:
[...] After another year, the narrator of "El Paso" arrives, the first man she did not have contempt for. He spends six weeks romancing her, before shooting another man with whom she was flirting through "insane jealousy" in a retelling of the key moment in the original song. Her lover's return to El Paso comes only a day after his flight (the original song suggests a longer timeframe before his return) and as she goes to run to him, the cowboy motions to her to stay out of the line of fire and is shot; immediately after his dying kiss, Feleena shoots herself with his gun. [...]
Jemand kehrt also in eine Stadt zurück in der er wg. Mord gesucht wurde und wird erschossen. Die El Paso Sache ist im Zusammenhang mit Breaking Bad natürlich auffällig.
Angebliche Details zur ersten Folge von jemandem, der beim Dreh einiger Szenen zugeguckt hat (nicht bestätigt, aber klingt durchaus möglich)
Spoiler
http://breakingbad.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:6132
Breaking Bad is in the thick of production right now. I live near several scene locations and was able to witness the prepping of several scenes and taping of the show.
On 12-7-12 Bryan Cranston directed the teaser for the midseason premier which takes place a year into the future following on the teaser from Live free or Die. Walt, with a full head of hair and an unkempt beard, stands in front of the White house which is now abandoned, condemned and trashed. The windows are all boarded up. There are old leaves all over the yard and on top of the house. A chain link fence has been placed around the property with yellow warning signs saying to stay off the property by order of the city of Albuquerque.
Next, they filmed a driving scene with Hank and Marie in their Durango leaving the White house just after Hank discovers that Walt is Heisenberg.
On 12-12 they filmed some scenes at the car wash. The scene involves Skyler being questioned by a blonde haired woman perhaps from the IRS. They also had a Saul Goodman ad posted on a large city billboard near the car wash.
Prop crews restored the house back to normal and then spent 2 days putting leaves on every branch on the tree in the front yard, greening up the shrubs to make it look like spring. Plastic roses were put in planters in the house next door for two scenes with a neighbor lady named Carol . According to Bryan Cranston, one scene is very sweet and nice and one is not.
On 12-10 a number of scenes were filmed with Walt at the storage unit (4800 block of Tramway Ridge NE) where the pile of cash is still being kept.
Aaron Paul showed up with an advanced beard. His scene involved a very angry Jesse banging on white Cadillac in the driveway, trying to get the trunk to open. There were a couple of large red gas cans in the trunk perhaps containg hydrofluoric acid. Walt comes out of the house. He opens the door and looks at something then he gets inside the car.
In the driving scene that was being taped, Hank, was driving his Durango, with Jesse as his passenger.
In the final scene, Walt walks out of the house, in the middle of the night, in his bathrobe. He looks puzzled, like he's trying to figure out what's going on. He walks up to his black Chrysler, goes to the rear end and looks for something under the rear bumper. He then pulls out, a GPS tracker like the one Hank had him plant on Gus' car, then he looks completely stunned, and then looks up and gazes into the distance. He's just realized Hank has been tracking his movements and so knows he has been visiting the storage unit. The camera slowly backs away from him in a dramatic shot and the scene ends.
Mögliche Vorhersage basierend auf dem Flash Forward aus S05E01:
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Walt nimmt ja immer irgendeine Eigenschaft von den Leuten an, die er umgebracht hat.
Krazy 8: Kruste vom Toast abschneiden
Gus: Volvo fahren (im Flash Forward)
Mike: Scotch on the rocks trinken
Skyler: Bacon auf dem Teller arrangieren und den Namen "Lambert" tragen (Skylers Mädchenname)Und noch 'ne weitere Sache zu dieser Theorie, hier muss ich aber Bezug auf diese Promopics nehmen:
Spoiler
Thurisaz
Neugier hat gesiegt ... nun bereu ich's.
