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Breaking Bad » Season 5 » Live Free or Die
00:42:59
Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Dean Norris
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Nouns
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amperage
UP the amperage?
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2)
leotard
Are you gonna put on your black leotard and go dangling on a clothesline?
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tad
You were a tad preoccupied at the time, if you'll recall.
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4)
soprano
Speak now or forever sing soprano. What's up with that, by the way?
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bastard
Fring, you magnificent bastard.
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salvage
Untraceable salvage, all of it.
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asshole
- Wait a minute, all right? Let him talk. - I am done listening to this asshole talk.
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paperwork
There's no paperwork on the truck, the magnet or the batteries.
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appetite
Nursing home full of old folks just whet your appetite.
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10)
suppression
You don't think they have fire suppression? I'm not talking sprinklers.
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elevator
Over by the freight elevator. Over there.
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12)
gentleman
As you gentlemen can see, it's paying the bills.
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13)
aluminium
Plywood and aluminium, just what you need.
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vault
They build these evidence rooms like bank vault because guess what...
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15)
tooth
Apparently the teeth do this popcorn thing when they get too hot...
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shaft
Fingers crossed it don't yank the drive shaft through the floor.
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17)
magnet
- Now it is inside that room. - What about a magnet?
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18)
hammer
Roofing hammer.
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19)
uncle
Your uncle is safe, right? How do they know that?
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20)
freight
Over by the freight elevator. Over there.
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21)
necklace
Necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets...
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bomb
You wanna commit a whole other crime just to get this bomb into evidence.
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bunch
Now you wanna kill a bunch of cops.
Verbs
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puncture
Bag appears to be slightly puncture by broken glass.
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reinforce
You are probably talking about 2 feet of reinforce concrete.
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rig
Guy rig his meter so he's paying 2 cents less for first-class postage.
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4)
scare
Scared of what?
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5)
swear
I swear to you.
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torch
Whoever torch it did it up right.
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7)
forgive
I forgive you.
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bust
He's got fingers like hot dogs. He could've easily bust this in two...
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advise
...which I advise against, if you'll recall...
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celebrate
And what exactly are you celebrating? You left the truck behind.
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trace
And what if they trace it back to the wrecking yard?
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involve
...and not a single one of them involve Miller time.
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suppose
And I'm suppose to take that on faith?
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slip
...and photo has slip out of its frame.
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tend
Yeah, speaking of things that tend to rile you up...
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wake
He just woke up.
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bet
...I bet you money.
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seal
Undamaged. Bag still seal.
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19)
pull
I pull something off the Internet.
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guard
But unlike a bank vault, this is a place that is guard 24 hours a day...
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lock
...it's in the system, and they lock it in their evidence room.
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describe
How about I describe Fort Knox?
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happen
What happen there?
Adverbs
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ethically
But I try my best, you know, ethically, in my duty--
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aside
Leaving aside engineering...
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somewhere
Mike, it's all on tape somewhere, or a hard drive.
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apparently
Apparently the teeth do this popcorn thing when they get too hot...
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forever
Speak now or forever sing soprano. What's up with that, by the way?
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exactly
It's exactly like Boetticher's drawings.
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behind
And what exactly are you celebrating? You left the truck behind.
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forward
All right, start walking forward slowly.
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outside
...which is right outside of Boston.
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actually
Oh, actually I knew a crew out of Fort Worth...
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11)
kind
That's kind of near New Hampshire, right?
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along
Uncle Hank was after this guy all along.
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enough
It's, like, 8 feet away. Is this cool? Is this close enough?
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though
- A magnet, though, maybe like-- - A bomb then. We plant a bomb outside.
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together
Do you think we could work together on this thing? You folks have it over there?
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else
...at the laundry, God only knows where else.
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least
Could you tell me that, at least?
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18)
once
You know, I was in Boston once. Boston and a little town called Swampscott...
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always
Even if I was, like, rich, free is always good.
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never
It's never leaving town.
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again
Again, not taking sides, but she really was trying to protect you.
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too
I missed you too.
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course
And of course, when I say "us," I'm including you.
Adjectives
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untraceable
Untraceable salvage, all of it.
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doable
But I mean it's feasible, doable?
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undamaged
Undamaged. Bag still sealed.
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relieved
I am relieved, Walt.
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feasible
But I mean it's feasible, doable?
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magnificent
Fring, you magnificent bastard.
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distant
May call you. Distant, outside possibility.
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framed
Fring, Gustavo. Framed photograph of two men.
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alternate
...rigging some kind of alternate power source...
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mexican
He was blown up along with some person from some Mexican cartel...
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okay
Jacocks! Jacocks, you okay?
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alive
I don't know, some kind of mild relief that I'm alive?
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broken
Bag appears to be slightly punctured by broken glass.
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sweet
Hi, sweet pea.
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mental
Positive mental attitude.
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rich
Even if I was, like, rich, free is always good.
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solid
We are gonna have you eating solid food in a day or two...
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serious
Is that a serious question?
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dead
Jesus, Walt, the news here... Gus Fring is dead.
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positive
Positive mental attitude.
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valid
Birthday meals are free at Denny's. All you gotta show is a valid ID.
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extra
I go the extra mile.
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safe
Your uncle is safe, right? How do they know that?
