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Hector is just going to get a dose of Tylenol. That way nothing out of place will show up on a drug screen.
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Javid posted:Was it ever specified what the nitro was replaced with? He swapped it with Ibuprofen. He can't poison Hector because that would show up during the autopsy. if Ibuprofen shows up, well, he probably was taking it for normal reasons.
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mallratcal posted:Hector is just going to get a dose of Tylenol. That way nothing out of place will show up on a drug screen. Yeah, this. I thought the main thing is that he WON'T be getting the thing that he needs to not have a stroke or whatever it is. It's not the addition of something killer, it's the lack of something that helps him. P.S. - gently caress Hector.
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Jun 7, 2017 19:45
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Better Pester Hector.
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Hector is a piece of poo poo but la familia es todo is one of the best scenes in BB.
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Aliquid posted:Yes, the bottle is clearly shown. Tuco's still in prison, but the cousins might deal with him 
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Saul drops Nacho's name in BB when he is kidnapped by Walt and Jesse, when he presumably thought they were cartel members, so the implication is that Nacho''s scheme is uncovered (but probably not before the damage has been done)
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Last Chance posted:Tuco's still in prison, but the cousins might deal with him Having the Cousins after you sounds way more dangerous than Tuco to be honest.
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Jun 7, 2017 20:21
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Yeah, this. I thought the main thing is that he WON'T be getting the thing that he needs to not have a stroke or whatever it is. It's not the addition of something killer, it's the lack of something that helps him. The lack of nitrates would certainly tip them off, especially if he goes to a cartel-affiliated doctor and they test the leftover pills. Hector will probably know something is wrong when the pills don't take immediate effect. I forgot that Tuco's still in prison, does that mean Nacho is the only one in daily contact with Hector?
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Nacho is definitely going to watch his father die.
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Heck Hector
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Durzel posted:Saul drops Nacho's name in BB when he is kidnapped by Walt and Jesse, when he presumably thought they were cartel members, so the implication is that Nacho''s scheme is uncovered (but probably not before the damage has been done) Wasn't he also suggesting he owed Nacho money?
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Sagebrush posted:So because Nacho isn't around in Breaking Bad, and in last week's episode Mike prominently emphasized replacing the pills after Hector takes them and gets hosed up...it seems pretty clear that the reverse-switch isn't going to go quite as smoothly and Nacho's gonna be in deep poo poo, right? We still have to see the Lalo storyline before Nacho skips town or dies.
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Blazing Ownager posted:Wasn't he also suggesting he owed Nacho money? He says, "It wasn't me, it was Ignacio!" and then says in Spanish that he's a friend of the cartel. When Jesse yells at him to shut up and speak English he says, "Lalo didn't send you?" The implication seems to be that Saul and Nacho got mixed up together in some slight against the cartel, and that some guy named Lalo (Spanish nickname for "Eduardo") is the one who would be coming after them for it. Personally, I'm betting that Nacho's attempt to kill Hector this season isn't what's being talked about. Cnut the Great fucked around with this message at 21:20 on Jun 7, 2017 |
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Gus will prob taken ownership of everything.
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I figured Nacho would run and that's how Saul will meet the vacuum disappearer guy.
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holy poo poo his real voice/personality is so excited and breathless and gregarious
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Aliquid posted:The lack of nitrates would certainly tip them off, especially if he goes to a cartel-affiliated doctor and they test the leftover pills. Hector will probably know something is wrong when the pills don't take immediate effect. Person with a heart problem dying of a heart problem doesn't really move the needle. What's suspenseful is that we know he survives. Your nitrates not working is going to move the needle. You don't need fancy tests for that.
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Shbobdb posted:Person with a heart problem dying of a heart problem doesn't really move the needle. I have medicine, I die, medicine is in my posession, medicine is not in my system
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Aliquid posted:I have medicine, I die, medicine is in my posession, medicine is not in my system That assumes an autopsy. Life isn't CSI. When dude with a heart problem dies because of a heart problem, you don't need to do a medical screen. You know what happens. I'm sorry everyone you've ever known who has died has required a full clinical autopsy to determine the cause of death. You must have led a very tragic life. Most people's lives don't work that way.
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Oh right yeah, Nacho's plan to switch the pills back is probably all about getting to the pills between Hector's death and any investigators. But since Hector won't die, it's going to be way more difficult to switch them back, or avoid suspicion, because Hector will feel that the pill didn't work. Unfortunately, I'm basically expecting Hector's incident to be a season-ending thing, and we won't get to see any fallout of it until season 4. The writers are spinning so many plates this season, and the different storylines touch each other so infrequently. I've been rewatching season 1 with someone who hasn't seen it before, and man, things happened way faster back then, even with the deliberate and artful pacing. Plot arcs would be introduced early in one episode, get twisted near the end of that same episode, and be resolved in the next, leading into the next thing. The last three episodes, we basically got two separate scenes each for Mike, Jimmy, Kim, Chuck, and Nacho, and Gus in 306. Really good scenes, but mostly unrelated to the scenes before and after them. Ditocoaf fucked around with this message at 07:25 on Jun 8, 2017 |
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Shbobdb posted:I'm sorry everyone you've ever known who has died has required a full clinical autopsy to determine the cause of death. You must have led a very tragic life. Most people's lives don't work that way. The hell
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Aliquid posted:The hell That seems to be how you understand death. I'm sorry man. That poo poo isn't pretty. The mortician did a good job at my buddy's funeral but everybody could tell that something had happened. That's the only autopsy funeral I've been to and it was deeply weird. Mostly because of the whole situation. But the autopsy almost certainly added to it. I can't imagine how hosed up your life must be if you think that is a normal situation after someone dies.
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Shbobdb posted:That seems to be how you understand death. Holy poo poo shut up
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Aliquid posted:The hell Presumably that is where your dearly departed and where you are going if everyone you know keeps needing a full medical autopsy. Good god!
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Shbobdb posted:That seems to be how you understand death. Sir this is a McDonalds drive-thru
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And the seamless way Vince & co followed me through the drive through was marvelous. I was sure they were using a crane, but the "maximum height" sign was passed without a transition.
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Did the police kill your friend?
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I'm not in love with this season, as much as I want to be. But, still glad it's here. Very far out prediction: the vacuum guy meets Saul and nacho and nacho disappears, series finale we've jumped forward, somehow nacho and Saul end up in a scene reminiscent of their first time in the desert.
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What if Hector goes after the company that makes his pills instead?
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Cojawfee posted:What if Hector goes after the company that makes his pills instead? hector calls saul
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I have watched Breaking Bad, and yet for some reason I feel angry whenever I see people mentioning that Hector will survive Nacho's plan. Just let me wallow in my suspension of disbelief against all obvious facts for just one season.
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I don't get why who ever helps Hector from the stroke, would even checks the pills in the first place.
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too bad Walter White didn't know Hector is allergic to ibuprofen he could have just slipped some into his burrito instead of going to all the trouble to make ricin
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This show is such a great character study in a lot of ways, but one aspect that's really clicking with me is Jimmy's desire for respect and admiration. It's tempting to reduce him to greedy or lazy or a shady schemer, but I think the text of the show has done a good job of showing that he just needs someone to believe in him and admire his gumption and creativity. You can see that it really crushes him when people treat him as Less Than, as a nobody, as someone who doesn't deserve prestige work. I'm newly in management at my company, and this is actually something I'm engaging with more. Some people at my company have been passed over for promotions or otherwise ignored, and it creates a real wound in them that manifests as bad attitude or bad work habits or whatever. Traditionally, this creates a vicious cycle where their bad attitude just makes them less promotable, but I'm trying to find projects and prestige for them instead because the last thing I want to do is push a Jimmy into a Saul. I sorta think I can turn Jimmies into Jameses. But, I'm a rookie manager so I haven't had my heart broken by anyone yet.
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Ein cooler Typ posted:too bad Walter White didn't know Hector is allergic to ibuprofen But then how would he have blown up the retirement home to get the insurance money to pay for Kaylee's schooling?
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