Breaking Bad Season 6 new episode spoilers are buried treasures if you know where to look. In the “Breaking Bad” episode from series 5 “Buried” there are sneaky teaser trailers and leaked plot hints. The cliff-hanger in Hank’s garage when Walter White subtly warned the DEA enforcement head that if he didn’t know who he was talking to that his best course of action would be to “tread lightly,” was one of the best acting and most suspenseful and telling scenes on modern television.

What does the trailer say about “Breaking Bad” Season 6 spoilers? Well, Hank says “I can be the man who caught him…the lives he’s destroyed…he’s a monster.” Yes, Hank is one obsessed cop. He’s been hooked on the Heisenberg case to the point where it destroyed his life, broke his body and tarred his reputation as good cop. Now that he’s gotten even a veiled confirmation, his obsession is going to make him look like Ahab and the white whale “Moby Dick.” As a Breaking Bad Season 6 spoiler: If Hank is telling someone, bragging, that he can be the man who took down Heisenberg, the drug lord legend who wiped out every link, every clue, every witness including a kid, he’s either on to something solid or he’s lost his grip.

Breaking Bad Season 6 Spoiler, the line “Just find Jesse.” It’s Walter White’s line. I would think he’s talking to Saul, his lawyer. Last we saw Jesse, he was throwing money out the window of his ride. That can’t be good for Walt. If Jesse turns himself into the cops because of some guilt? That’s gonna come and bite Walt and Saul so hard on the ass they’ll be immune to prison rape.

Breaking Bad Season 6 Spoiler: “You better not be saying what I think you’re saying,” said by Walt. Now that’s a threat if I ever heard one. Walt’s gonna get his hands bloody. Or he’s going to pay to have someone get his hands dirty.

Breaking Bad Sason 6 Spoiler: “Skyler’s past catches up with her.” Well there’s her old fling, Ted Beneke. He might be getting out of the hospital and he just might be going to the authorities. Tax evasion took down Al Capone, why not Skyler White?

Hank better be sure, real sure that Walt is who he thinks he is, because if he doesn’t know, there’s no way he can tread lightly enough. However, the beginning scene, where Walter is going through his old house for the ricin, Carol, his neighbor sees him and he says hello. She drops her groceries. Where has Walter been? He’s got all his hair so the cancer must be in remission. Was he in hiding? Was he in jail? We all know from Breaking Bad series past that these hanging scenes in the beginning are clues to the end.

Walter White lives.

Heisenberg lives.

Long live Walter White.

by Tony Sokol