Breaking Bad Recap: Season 5, Episode 9 – Blood Money
“If you don’t know who I am, maybe your best course of action is to tread lightly.”
“If you don’t know who I am, maybe your best course of action is to tread lightly.”
With my brain addled and befuzzed by a vague illness on Friday, I allowed myself to see, within a few scant hours of one another, the newly released movies Elysium […]
“Let me die in peace.”
Nothing’s more primal than a river in a jungle. Jungles are ancient and thick with life. We came from the jungle. To return to it is to return to our collective past. We’re taking the river deep inside ourselves today, and we’re going to go mad doing it.
“I’m in the empire business.”
Woody Allen has finally become his own parody. His characters could exist nowhere but in the movies. His idea of San Francisco is laughable.
“Walter, just because you shot Jesse James doesn’t make you Jesse James.”
“It’s over. We’re safe. I won.”
“This is what comes of blood for blood.”
Jesse is the tragic figure in Breaking Bad. Used by everyone, never exactly sure what’s going on, he just wants to be loved, but does anybody truly care for him?
“Walter, you’re never gonna see him again.”
“If you take my advice, you’ll become one of the great balloon-folding acts of all time! Really, ’cause I don’t just see you folding balloons in joints. You listen to me, you’re gonna fold balloons at universities and colleges!”
“Run.”
“There is no more room for error, not with these people.”