Actually, if you look at some screencaps, only a few of the Nazis had a clear shot at Hank, and he was pretty close to cover. It's not inconceivable that he made it out without getting hit. Gomie, on the other hand, was directly in the line of sight for AA12-guy. He's fucked.

There's also the issue that the Bro's came to kill Jesse on Walt's orders - but whatever happens to Gomie and Hank, obviously Jesse's going to survive this showdown.

However the writers manage it, I suspect we'll see Walt and Jesse working together for one final cook, even though neither of them wants to be doing it.   And something that hasn't happened since the pilot episode is - a cook session going disastrously wrong.   Especially if Walt sabotages it on purpose, as in the pilot.

Not sure if that's where we're headed, but there'd be a nice symmetry to it...

There's a huge explosion, causing a rift in time, and we end up back in the first episode! Perfect for syndication!

So I rewatched the pilot the other day, to see where this ride started. Does anyone recall what happened to the video tape walt records in the first few seconds? Where he tells his family he loves them and whatnot. If nothing was done to that in the series (I can't remember) I bet Skyler will find it after Walt is dead in Trey's explosion, or something?

However, the flash forward is very puzzeling to me.

/Z

THe big bald motherfucker in Jack's crew is my old training partner/guy who used to choke the hell out of me, Tait Fletcher.  In addition to all his stunt work (He was in the Avengers too) he owns a CrossFit box and manages 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu: Sante Fe.  He coached last seasons THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER winner Kevin Gastellum.  On top of that, he's a hell of a guy.

Wow, I didn't recognize him at all.

I guess if they run out of ammo, look for uncle Jack's gang to take the fight to the ground.