Great episode. Everyone involved is beasting it this year. 

The whole phrase should have been left out. Let's leave "beasting" to the sports and hip-hip hop writers, please.

The whole phrase should have been left out. Let's leave "beasting" to the sports and hip-hip hop writers, please.

I'm a fan of Community, but this comment by the reviewer irked me too. The two shows really don't have anything in common (apart from both being funny, in my opinion) and there's no reason to credit Community with the "new energy" in this episode. Feels like needless namedropping to me.

I'm a fan of Community, but this comment by the reviewer irked me too. The two shows really don't have anything in common (apart from both being funny, in my opinion) and there's no reason to credit Community with the "new energy" in this episode. Feels like needless namedropping to me.

I've been called an "otter" before. I even wrote a story about it!

I've been called an "otter" before. I even wrote a story about it!

Your bowel movements?

Your bowel movements?

Some people here are way pickier about their brutal, cop-killing, biker-gang soap operas than I am, because I thought that episode was fantastic. Wait, what's that, were parts of it not completely plausible … ? Yes, OK, fine, my opinion remains unchanged.

Some people here are way pickier about their brutal, cop-killing, biker-gang soap operas than I am, because I thought that episode was fantastic. Wait, what's that, were parts of it not completely plausible … ? Yes, OK, fine, my opinion remains unchanged.

Correct.

Correct.

No.

No.

Lydia is crazy hot.

Lydia is crazy hot.

Walt kills Skylar next, possibly while she is trying to kill him first. Then he kills Hank, who will be on to him by that point. Then Jesse kills Walt and becomes a big brother to Junior and a father to Holly. The end.

Walt kills Skylar next, possibly while she is trying to kill him first. Then he kills Hank, who will be on to him by that point. Then Jesse kills Walt and becomes a big brother to Junior and a father to Holly. The end.

I agree. I really didn't expect Walt to kill Mike in this scene—although I definitely thought Walt might kill Mike at some point, if necessary—and I don't think Walt or Mike expected it either. Much more than Mike's death, Walt wanted the satisfaction of some kind of acknowledgement from Mike, and when he didn't get…