Is it true that there are different versions of the pilot?

The pilot is about 10 minutes longer than all other episodes, at least in the original version. However, it was shortened for the international broadcasts to have the same length as the other episodes, as was the case with The Walking Dead, for example. These cuts concerned the plot of the episode. Additionally, there is also a lot of alternative or completely new footage. This altered version could be seen e.g. on the UK channel FX.There is also an altered version of the original cut, which features a few censorings like blurred breasts and muted swearings. This version was shown on AMC, where the episodes always can be seen first. However, only one month later IFC showed the same episode "Uncut & Uncensored" to the US audience.

What are the list of songs from the series finale?

"El Paso" Marty Robbins"Faust, I. Les Nubiennes: Allegretto" Charles-Francois Gouno"Love is Running Through Me" Javaroo"Midtown" Bobby Summerfield & Matt McGuire"Siempre Amore" Bobby Summerfield & Matt McGuire"Lydia The Tattooed Lady" Groucho Marx"Baby Blue" Badfinger

Season 5: What happened to the rest of Walt's money after Felina?

Gretchen and Elliot laundered the 9 million dollars that Walt gave them by giving it as a charitable donation to Flynn on his 18th birthday. The remainder of the money that Jack stole from Walt was either seized by the cops or is still hidden somewhere in or near the clubhouse.

Why does Gus mix the meth with his chicken batter? It connects him to the meth trade--very risky. Why not just have a mule drive it in a car?

No one had any reason of suspecting the Los Pollos Hermanos trucks were transporting meth and the trucks were an efficient and effective way of transporting meth without attracting attention. In Season 5A Mike, Walt and Jesse had to pay a very high price for the transportation of their product which Gus didn't have to do because he had the Los Pollos Hermanos Trucks. If by chance one of the trucks were seized, Gus could deny any involvement and suggest it was just a few individuals. Giving him enough time to shut down that method of operation and find a new one.Driving it in a car is for more risky. For one thing, a car can't hold as much product that can be easily concealed. A car is far more likely to be searched. And if so, easily found. The trucks have set routes, proper paperwork and can hold a large volume of the meth. If they are searched, it would likely be a routine check at a weigh in. And with all the documentation in order, there would be no suspicion.

Season 5B: Why did Hank try to prove Walt was Heisenberg knowing it would destroy the lives of Junior and Holly?

Hank is a D.E.A. agent who made his career trying to bring down the mysterious Heisenberg, manufacturer of the purest meth to ever be created and a man responsible for so much death and chaos in Albuquerque. The shock, humiliation and betrayal Hank must have felt to learn that Heisenberg was his own brother-in-law. Hank likely didn't consider how this would effect Skyler, Walt Jr and Holly because as a law enforcement officer, you can't concern yourself with how arresting a criminal will effect the lives of their families. Hank knew that bringing down Walter was the right thing to do. Even though it would likely end his career to do it. Also, some people are under the delusion that Walt is a hero and not a villain. It was Walt's choices and actions that lead to most of the horror and chaos throughout the series. Some intentional, some not. As Vince Gilligan said on many occasions; he wanted Walter to go from Mr. Chips to Scarface.

Did AMC make Vince Gilligan change the ending?

Yes they did. Originally in the Ozymandias Episode, after hearing about Hank and Gomie's deaths, Lydia became paranoid that Skyler was going to reveal her to the DEA, so as Walt is hauling the barrel through the desert she orders Jack, Todd and the Nazis to go kill her. Walt finally arrives home to discover Skyler and Junior have been shot and Holly has been thrown into the pool where she drowned. Walt then calls Ed, the vacuum vanisher guy and tells him that he is going alone, without his family. He still would have come back to Albuquerque to save Jesse however he would not have been able to leave his family the 9 million dollars because they were dead.However AMC deemed this ending to be too dark and sadistic so Vince Gilligan had to rewrite it at the last minute so that Skyler and the kids survived and Walt got a more redeeming ending.

Season 2, Episode 3- After Walt's (faked) "fugue state", why does Jesse want Badger to call the cops, and deliberately give them probable cause? And, he had the brains to clear out his lab set-up before the cops turned up, but forgot to clear out the cash? Or was that somehow part of the plan?

Jesse's car was left at Tuco's, thus placing him at the scene of the crime. But by hiding out in the hotel and getting rid of any incriminating evidence, he has Badger call the cops on him, so they track him down, arrest him and bring him in for questioning. He's able to play it off that he'd been holed up in the hotel all weekend with the prostitute and someone must have stolen his car. With no drug lab to find, no drugs on his person; the police would think he had been partying all weekend and didn't realize his car got stolen. However, with no drugs on him, they couldn't charge him. The cash was left in his car when they were fleeing from Tuco and hiding from Hank. So unfortunately, that was confiscated at the scene. There was no way Jesse could recover it.

Season 4: (ep2 "Thirty-Eight Snub") Why would Andrea approach Jesse, about the mysterious cash that appeared in her mailbox?

Because she wanted to know where it came from and suspected he was responsible for it.

Season 5B: How did Walt get the poison into Lydia's tea? It is not shown. Or is it?

The Ricin/poison (made for and intended for Gus at one time) was put into the Stevia packet that Lydia always added to her tea. If you watch closely, when Lydia takes the packet of stevia out of the holder on the table, there is only one. Walt was already sitting at the counter near the table. When Lydia asks how he found her, Walt says "10am, every Tuesday you and I would meet right here." Given Lydia's compulsive nature, she likely sits at the exact same table every time she frequents that shop. So Walt removed all the stevia packets and placed the one laced with ricin in the holder. If by chance someone else sat there he could go over and take the stevia packet away to avoid anyone else taking the poison.

Season 1: Why do Walt and Jesse not just roll the Methylamine barrel?

Because they're amateur criminals and they were panicked and hurrying. They didn't have the most thought out plan to steal the methlylamine. So naturally, the theft did not go smoothly.

What exactly happened between Walt, Gretchen and Elliot before the start of the series?

Walter and Elliot started a company together called Grey Matter Technologies. Gretchen worked with them and was in a relationship with Walt. At some point, Walt learned that Gretchen was from a rich family and so he broke up with her. It's implied, but not outright stated that he had some sort of issue with dating someone who was richer than him. Vince Gilligan also stated this reasoning in the DVD commentary. So once Walt broke up with Gretchen, she started dating Elliot. Walt then couldn't stay with Grey Matter and so sold his shares. This was before the company was successful, so his shares were only worth a few thousand dollars. Some time later, Grey Matter became a massively successful company, worth billions of dollars. Making Gretchen and Elliot rich. While Walt became broke and forced to get a job as a high school chemistry teacher, while also working a second job at a car wash, just to barely make ends meet.Walter partially blames Gretchen and Elliot for his financial situation, though it's largely a result of his own choices. This is why he refuses to let them pay for his surgery.

Season 5B: Why did Walt kill Lydia? What exactly was his motive there?

Todd and the other Nazis threatened Skyler and the kids. Lydia, wanted them to go further to ensure they were of no risk to her. Knowing how paranoid Lydia could be, Walt didn't want to risk that Lydia could potentially order Todd or anyone else to kill Walt's family. Also, Walt wanted to completely dismantle every part of the meth empire he created. Lydia was completely complicit and ruthless. Largely due to her own paranoia. Walt likely didn't want her to get away with potentially having more people killed.

Season 5A: How did the Walt Whitman book, Leaves Of Grass end up in Walter's house?

Gale gave it to him. Walter can be seen reading it in season 3 when Hank calls him to ask if he knew if Jesse had an RV. In season 5, Episode 3. When Walt is unpacking his things he finds the book and puts it on the bedside table.

Why does Marie steal the tiara?

Because she has a condition called kleptomania. Kleptomania is a mental illness characterised by overwhelming urges to steal items that a person does not need and may in fact be able to afford to pay for.Kleptomaniacs do not steal out of rebellion, for dares, for revenge, or for personal gain. They steal simply because they get the urge. Said urge generally comes on suddenly, with no help or planning involved.Kleptomaniacs generally do the following with the items they steal. They might stash the items away and never use them. They might donate the items. They might secretly return the item to where they stole it from. Or in this case, give the item away to family. (Or friends.)

Is Walt responsible for the plane crash that occurs at the end of season 2, however indirectly?

No. Our intrepid air traffic controller made the choice to go back to work. Walt did not force him. That said, the biggest share of the blame lies with the person in a position of authority over Donald that gave the okay for him to go back to work.Artistically speaking, there is a direct line that can be traced back to Walt's choice not to save Jane from her asphyxiation. But even still, the line can go further back to Jane's choice to shoot heroin, Jesse's choice to do drugs around her, causing her to relapse, etc. The line goes on and on. So, overall, no. Walt is not directly or indirectly responsible for the planes crashing.

Is there a clinical explanation for Lydia's highly-strung behaviour?

Keep in mind that psychiatric diagnoses are never based on a single behaviour or symptom. They are based on clusters of both.Ordinarily, this would make it hard to diagnose Lydia's behaviour. But the intensity and disproportionate nature of her anxious reactions makes Generalised Anxiety Disorder the most likely diagnosis that Lydia meets.Point one of the diagnostic criteria specifies being "excessively" anxious more days than not for six months or more. Point two specifies difficulty with controlling this anxiety.We do not get to see enough of Lydia's life outside of her dealings with Walt, Mike, or Todd, to make a certain diagnosis. But the extremity of her anxious reactions is a massive red flag for GAD.For what it is worth, this author who suffers from GAD feels very seen by Laura Fraser's performance as Lydia Rodarte-Quayle.

Does Walt have antisocial personality disorder? Is he a "psychopath"?

Walt is certainly egotistical, bordering on megalomania. But keep in mind, throughout the series, Walt is also a man who feels he is a dead man walking. A lot of choices he makes, can be chalked up to not thinking he'll be alive long enough to really need to worry about the consequences. This is why, when he gets the news in season 2 that his cancer is in remission, he angrily punched the hand dryer. Feeling all the horrible choices he made up to that point may not have been necessary. In similar fashion to Tony Soprano on The Sopranos, Detective Vic Mackey on The Shield or Jax Teller on Sons of Anarchy; while Walter White is not evil or psychotic, he is most assuredly not a good man. He knows the difference between right and wrong. But finds ways to justify his wrong doings. No matter how severe.Although people get sick of Walt deflecting by saying he is doing what he does for his family, his behaviour during most of the series makes it clear that he cares about them and the consequences to them of his work. Though he does admit to Skyler that despite his insistence that it was all for his family, it was also for himself. As he enjoyed the position of power it presented him.Probably the best visual evidence of Walt's care for others beyond how they serve his interests is in Felina, when he rescues Jesse. While Walt originally intended to kill Jesse, alongside the Nazis, due to him thinking Jesse was working for them. But once Walt saw that Jesse had been enslaved, beaten and tortured; Walt decided to save Jesse, likely feeling responsible for Jesse's situation. As he handed Jesse over to the Nazis.

Before the 2007-2008 Writers Guild of America strike, was "Grilled" originally going to be the finale for Season 1?

No. If it was already written before the strike, it would have been filmed and aired as part of season 1. Tuco was originally supposed to stick around longer. But Raymond Cruz felt it was exhausting to play someone constantly tweaking. So he was killed off early.

If one piece of fulminated mercury did that much damage to Tucos office, what would happen if Walt threw the whole bag on the floor?

This is as good a place as any to start addressing a common question about authenticity. For legal reasons, the makers of television series and films are never allowed to show the whole or correct process of making explosives, drugs, or other devices that can be used for illegal purposes. They are also not allowed to show accurate, full representations of how intravenous drugs are prepared and consumed.None of the chemical processes shown in Breaking Bad, from the production of meth from pseudoephedrine or methylamine, the mixture of toxic elements into gas when the gangsters were holding Walt in the van, or the mixture and results of fulminated mercury, are accurate. Whether this is for legal reasons in the United States is not known to this author, but other countries where Breaking Bad can be broadcast for profit have strict laws against it.Fulminated mercury *does* explode when impacted, but the extent to which it explodes in Breaking Bad is extremely exaggerated.Fulminated mercury crystals look nothing like those shown in Breaking Bad. Making a crystal of the size we see in Breaking Bad is extremely unlikely, as the substance can explode at the slightest vibration. Light can also cause fulminated mercury to explode.The fifty grams shown in Breaking Bad would produce the same kind of explosion as twenty grams of TNT. Enough to make a very loud bang and cause serious harm to anyone close to the explosion, but the structural damage we see requires far greater quantities.Ironically, Walt and Tuco would have both suffered serious injuries.

Season 4: How did Gus and Tyrus not see the pipe bomb on Hector's wheelchair just before Hector blew up the room?

As we see, Tyrus first enters Hector's room to search it for listening devices and likely weapons as well. He specifically checks Hector's wheelchair as well and finds nothing. This is because Walt hadn't planted the bomb yet. Walt was hiding outside the room while Tyrus searched it. Once Tyrus left to tell Gus it was all clear, Walt snuck back in to the room and rigged the bomb under the seat. So neither Gus nor Tyrus thought to look for a bomb because as far as they knew, it was clear.

Season 5B: After the shootout at Jacks clubhouse in "Felina" how did the police get alerted?

Likely by the massive amounts of gunfire heard by neighbours.

Who are the main villains of each season?

Season 1: Emilio, Krazy-8, Tuco SalamancaSeason 2: Tuco Salamanca, Hector Salamanca, Skyler WhiteSeason 3: Hector, Marco and Leonel Salamanca, Gus Fring, Mike Ehrmentraut, Victor, Skyler WhiteSeason 4: Gus Fring, Mike Ehrmantraut, Tyrus KittSeason 5A: Hank Shrader, Todd Alquist, Lydia Rodarte-QuayleSeason 5B: Todd Alquist, Jack Welker, and his skinheads, Lydia Rodarte-Quayle, Marie Shrader, Jesse Pinkman, Hank Schrader and his partner Steve Gomez

Season 4: Why did Gus kill Victor?

There are four possible reasons:First, Victor was seen by witnesses at Gale Boetticher's crime scene. Gus being an extremely cautious man, thought it best to dispose of Victor to avoid him getting picked up by the police. We see later on that APD had a very good sketch of Victor from witnesses at the scene. A second reason which ties into the first; Gus killed Victor in front of Walt and Jesse to show that he was willing to kill a loyal member of his organization for a minor screw-up, what chance do Walt and Jesse have after their betrayal?Alternatively, In season 5, Walt theorizes that Gus killed Victor because he "Flew too close to the sun and got his throat slit.", meaning that Victor started learning the process or cooking meth on his own by watching Walt and Jesse and in a sense, stealing the secret recipe. However, this was more Walt's wishful thinking as he was angry with Mike's attitude towards him.Lastly, it's possible that Gus suspected that Victor had been stealing the meth Jesse had been skimming from their shipments and giving to Badger and Skinny Pete.

Season 4: Who poisoned Brock?

Saul poisoned Brock on Walt's orders. Walter, creates the poison from a Lilly Of The Valley plant he had in his back yard. Walt then gives the poison to Saul and tells him to administer it to Brock next time he goes to Andrea's house to check on them. Prior to this, Saul calls Jesse to his office. Upon Jesse entering the office, Huell attempts to frisk him and pickpockets Jesse and takes the pack of cigarettes that has the vial of ricin. The idea being that Jesse will assume Walt poisoned Brock, but then Walt would convince him that it was Gus trying to turn him against Walt. A risky gamble, that pays off for Walt.

Season 5B: Why does Walter let Todd die?

Walt didn't care about Todd. He simply took him under his wing after Jesse quit. Walt only ever cared about his family and Jesse. Walt actually went to the compound with the intention of killing Jesse along with the Nazis thinking he was working with them. After seeing how Todd and the rest of the Neo-Nazis had treated Jesse, and feeling partly responsible for Jesse's enslavement; decided to save him instead. Given Todd's previously killing an innocent young boy, Andrea, torturing Jesse and forcing him into slave labour is what sealed Todd's fate. So Walt felt Jesse deserved to be the one to kill Todd.

Season 5B: Why did Todd kill Andrea?

When first captured and put to work by the Nazis, they put a photo of Andrea and Brock in his work station, as a reminder of what would happen if he didn't co-operate. Jesse, not thinking ahead, tries to escape the compound before properly assessing his surroundings and can't make it over a fence before being re-captured. He is then taken to Andrea's house and forced to watch as Todd executes her for Jesse's transgression. Warning that if he tried to escape again, Brock would be next.

Season 3: Why do Walt and Jesse stay at the scrapyard and watch the RV getting destroyed knowing well Hank could come back?

To make sure it was actually destroyed. Not to mention that they knew it would take a while for Hank to make it to the hospital and then realize that Marie was in fact not in intensive care and then drive back to the junkyard.Even if Hank saw Walt and Jesse at the junkyard there wouldn't have been much he could have done as there would have been no evidence to justify him arresting them. Hank even already knew that Jesse was in the RV.

Did Walt violate the code of 'Omertà' in the pilot?

No he didn't, even though he threatened to turn Jesse in if he didn't help him distribute meth, at that point Walt had not officially entered the organized crime business so therefore at that point the code didn't apply to him.

Season 5B: Why does Jesse let Walter die?

Because Walt had completed his objectives. Ever since the start of the show all Walt wanted was to be able to make sure his family was safe and that they had the money that they needed after he was gone. Jack, Todd and the Nazis were the last threat to Walt's family and now that he had eliminated them he was free of his burden.Furthermore throughout the series Walt has proven time and again that he is Jesse's guardian angel as he saved Jesse from Emilio and Krazy - 8, saved him from Tuco, saved him from Gus and now had saved him from the Nazis. On top of that he made him a 50-50 partner, paid for his rehab, and because of all of that Jesse owed it to Walt to let him go out the way he wanted, which was as a hero. If Jesse had tried to save Walt then he most certainly would have been arrested and his name would have been disgraced.

Season 3: Why did those two drug dealers kill Tomas?

Here are the possible answers:1) Gus ordered it, because he never approved of Jesse working in the lab and only agreed to it because he was trying to keep Walt happy. After Gus saw how much Jesse cared about children he figured that if he had Tomas murdered Jesse would try to take his revenge on the drug dealers, would be killed in retaliation and he would then have Jesse out of the way. Since Jesse would have been the one who instigated the incident Gus would have not have to worry about Walt refusing to cook since Jesse's death would have been his own fault. However unfortunately for Gus, Walt intervened.2) Gus was not aware that those two drug dealers were using a child which presented a huge problem. It was very likely that Tomas could have been picked up by the cops as he not only was collecting money but also was being used to murder people. If Tomas was interrogated Gus could not trust him to keep his mouth shut meaning the police would be one step closer to those two drug dealers which would bring the police one step closer to Gus. Since Gus was such a cautious businessman he had Tomas eliminated as a precautionary measure.3) While it is very unlikely it is possible that the drug dealers killed Tomas out of revenge for Jesse attempting to poison them.4) The two street-level dealers killed Tomas, because unlike Gus, who's cautious enough to not want to draw the police attention of killing a child, the two dealers are dumb and short-sighted. This makes most sense, because Gus had little to fear from Tomas- Even if cop's had arrested Tomas, he couldn't ID Gus; he could only ID the dealers, who'd likely have the bare minimal sense to know that they're better off accepting whatever sentence, for whatever crime, and keeping their mouths hut- Rather than rolling over on Gus. But the street dealers DID have something to gain by killing Tomas; They got rid of a child who didn't just have the potential to send them to prison; He also had motive to send them to prison; ie resentment, for taking away his job, that very day.

Breaking Bad 2008

Name: Breaking Bad 2008
Genre: جنایی, درام, هیجانانگیز
Released: 2008
Rating: 9.5
Cast: آنا گان, آرون پال, برایان کرانستون

دوبله فارسی سریال Breaking Bad

گویندگان: ناصر طهماسب (والتر)، نصرالله مدقالچی (هنک)، سعید مظفری (گیل)، امیرهوشنگ زند (جسی)، ناصر احمدی (مایک)، افسانه پوستی (اسکایلر)، لیلا کوهسار (ماری)، میثم نیکنام (ساو گودمن)، حسام صادقی نیکو (جونیور)، سبحان اکرامی (توکو)، مهراد میراکبری (اسپوزیتو)، علیرضا مبین (گومی)، شهریار شاکری (کامبو)، علی بهرامی (بجر)، نیما توکلی (پیت)، محسن زرآبادی (رییس پلیس)