To be fair, it wasn't inside, it was on the bottom

To be fair, it wasn't inside, it was on the bottom

Ratatouille, the ultimate cooking film

Ratatouille, the ultimate cooking film

Leading to something doesn't make it in itself more bearable or less awkwardly handled, though.

Leading to something doesn't make it in itself more bearable or less awkwardly handled, though.

As much as I hated the Ted Beneke subplot, and particularly that ridiculous tripping scene, I'm glad they at least sort of kept him in - having him in a brace not saying anything is dumb, but it's not as dumb as randomly killing him. And who knows? He's bald now, and everyone knows that will soon amount to doing great…

As much as I hated the Ted Beneke subplot, and particularly that ridiculous tripping scene, I'm glad they at least sort of kept him in - having him in a brace not saying anything is dumb, but it's not as dumb as randomly killing him. And who knows? He's bald now, and everyone knows that will soon amount to doing great…

And everyone's been in the hospital too! Or recovering! Next week on the Limp Bald Men show: Saul gets a shave and drops the constitution on his foot.

And everyone's been in the hospital too! Or recovering! Next week on the Limp Bald Men show: Saul gets a shave and drops the constitution on his foot.

Considering the use of scientific surnames in the past, I'm going to guess Lambert is a reference to Johann Heinrich Lambert, the guy who thought of the term albedo (a measure of reflectiveness of light of a surface). That would mean the entire ID is fake and the birthday could be Walt's (or any) birthday.

Considering the use of scientific surnames in the past, I'm going to guess Lambert is a reference to Johann Heinrich Lambert, the guy who thought of the term albedo (a measure of reflectiveness of light of a surface). That would mean the entire ID is fake and the birthday could be Walt's (or any) birthday.

I got annoyed by Steve Zahn at the start, but he really, really grew on me. He became one of my favourite characters in the second season.

I got annoyed by Steve Zahn at the start, but he really, really grew on me. He became one of my favourite characters in the second season.

There was a theory floating around that Amon was, at least partly, prosthetic. This would explain why he isn't as vulnerable to bloodbending, and also fits within the whole steampunk, more technical vibe his cult has.

There was a theory floating around that Amon was, at least partly, prosthetic. This would explain why he isn't as vulnerable to bloodbending, and also fits within the whole steampunk, more technical vibe his cult has.

Surely this incident didn't require this much piking from these people. If this is the current state of affairs, where are we headed?

Surely this incident didn't require this much piking from these people. If this is the current state of affairs, where are we headed?

Sadly, that's not very hard.

Sadly, that's not very hard.