They have to put on a bad show at some point.

Would Gus really have direct contact with those two dealers?
I feel like a dick for pointing stuff out like this. The episode was awesome. But those guys seemed like they would have several "buffers" between them and Gus.

Yeah, it made total sense that he relapsed. I was glad that the writers didn't try to keep him clean as if he were super-human or something.

Jesse wouldn't kill the kid, just those 2 dudes in the car because they ordered the hit.

Let's not get bogged down in semantics.

What a magical existence that must be.

Goggins and Messina?

It's like John from Cincinnati 2!

Hard to believe Jesse will be able to get away with skimming any meth from that lab.

Agreed, Season 3 was pretty weak. I like this show even when it's bad though.

good stuff.

Maybe they'll visit her home planet for Life Day.

I wasn't looking forward to this musical episode, but I thought it was very well done. I agree with the A- review. There was a *lot* less singing than I expected, which helped.

Wake up Ron Burgundy also has a pretty good Amy Poehler cameo.

I agree. Why would the U.S. back out of the treaty preemptively just because we knew Russia was going to back out? I guess just a weak attempt to add some suspense.

Agreed. The last scene in the last episode was spine-tingling awesomeness. "I'm the cop!"

I agree that this episode was pretty terrible. I was surprised by the high grade because they usually grade SNL pretty harshly.

Yeah, I thought that too for a minute. My mind was boggling as to what that would mean for the future of the show.

Wes and Frobischer
I thought the scene between Wes and Frobischer was the best in the episode. I really bought that Frobischer was begging for his life. It was still pretty unnecessary though… I thought the whole David thing was tied up pretty nicely last season.

I agree, I liked the Breve episode a lot more than this one.
My expectations may have been too high for this episode because I saw the A review before I watched it.