@avclub-e831ff077a763d3be03866efc0c55e4f:disqus No, you're not going back to the key part where Skyler reveals to Walt they don't have the money, which was because Walt was ready to run and they needed the cash to pay off Saul's mystery guy. It would have happened if not for the fact that they didn't have the money.…

To be fair, these are women who are already living a life in freakish defiance of the aging process.

To be fair, these are women who are already living a life in freakish defiance of the aging process.

If Weeds is doing what I think they're doing, it has the potentially to be one of the most subversively wonderful things a series has done in terms of resolution. I'm less confident they have the writing chops to pull it off. But the basic arc is three family members with a set of skills (Nancy - drug dealing, Silas -…

If Weeds is doing what I think they're doing, it has the potentially to be one of the most subversively wonderful things a series has done in terms of resolution. I'm less confident they have the writing chops to pull it off. But the basic arc is three family members with a set of skills (Nancy - drug dealing, Silas -…

Fuck, @avclub-6b160289536b8a7a7a2c161a02014e7c:disqus , that's exactly what it is. Well done. Shit, the Gale/Victor thing implies Jesse and Mike going down. I'm also convinced that this flash forward is the very end of the series, probably the last episode. This season is about taking him to the top, next season will…

Fuck, @avclub-6b160289536b8a7a7a2c161a02014e7c:disqus , that's exactly what it is. Well done. Shit, the Gale/Victor thing implies Jesse and Mike going down. I'm also convinced that this flash forward is the very end of the series, probably the last episode. This season is about taking him to the top, next season will…

They just seem like great, cool guys doing things right. And good on them for really taking a chance on a song we've heard interpreted a dozen different ways. They pulled it off nicely.

They just seem like great, cool guys doing things right. And good on them for really taking a chance on a song we've heard interpreted a dozen different ways. They pulled it off nicely.

I really liked the turn where you think the pool thing is just her further decent into helplessness, and it was actually her reasserting herself with a long con. People are saying she didn't offer much of a threat with her plans, but it did get the kids out of the house. I see her making strong moves in the next…

I really liked the turn where you think the pool thing is just her further decent into helplessness, and it was actually her reasserting herself with a long con. People are saying she didn't offer much of a threat with her plans, but it did get the kids out of the house. I see her making strong moves in the next…

@NephewOfAnarchy:disqus Not sure how. You could say it was for a bookie, but he played cards in their story.

@NephewOfAnarchy:disqus Not sure how. You could say it was for a bookie, but he played cards in their story.

@avclub-e351d553ab36bba1e39fc72bf75d9fda:disqus I don't mind the watch. Cliches aren't an inherently bad thing in my view and they're not intrinsically illogical either.

@avclub-e351d553ab36bba1e39fc72bf75d9fda:disqus I don't mind the watch. Cliches aren't an inherently bad thing in my view and they're not intrinsically illogical either.

I love her reading on "Until the cancer comes back," and I don't think it's how it was written. Everything about the scene is building toward that moment where she delivers the ominous message and they cut to commercial, but she says it so flippantly, like "What do you mean until what? I'm just waiting for you to keel…

I love her reading on "Until the cancer comes back," and I don't think it's how it was written. Everything about the scene is building toward that moment where she delivers the ominous message and they cut to commercial, but she says it so flippantly, like "What do you mean until what? I'm just waiting for you to keel…

Yeah why cover an anarcho-punk collective walking the walk when we can talk about corporate-sponsored academic validation in music? Woooo! Rock and/or roll!

Yeah why cover an anarcho-punk collective walking the walk when we can talk about corporate-sponsored academic validation in music? Woooo! Rock and/or roll!

@avclub-093fcb36a960fb0375d1705c87cdb84f:disqus You're right, it's also the cop, which is darkly funny on a whole other level.