Or, after realizing the trick of getting it into the carwash, Walter White fills the middle of the stack with the soda cans he had to take out.

Or, after realizing the trick of getting it into the carwash, Walter White fills the middle of the stack with the soda cans he had to take out.

Sudekis was probably the only decent character in this. Did incredibly well given what he had and what he was surrounded with.

Sudekis was probably the only decent character in this. Did incredibly well given what he had and what he was surrounded with.

So, tonight is the first time I've really completely viewed Walt as the antagonist of the show. Everything he did here had that element of being the evil boss, from the manipulation of Jesse, the meeting with Saul, the conversation with Mike and of course the big finish. This isn't exactly new information, but for me…

So, tonight is the first time I've really completely viewed Walt as the antagonist of the show. Everything he did here had that element of being the evil boss, from the manipulation of Jesse, the meeting with Saul, the conversation with Mike and of course the big finish. This isn't exactly new information, but for me…

I got the feeling from the "no more half measures" comment that he followed up his half measure of letting the wife-beater live with a full measure. The pause, and Mike's nature and profession, lend themselves to this fact.

I got the feeling from the "no more half measures" comment that he followed up his half measure of letting the wife-beater live with a full measure. The pause, and Mike's nature and profession, lend themselves to this fact.

But then they could charge a few bucks extra for 3D, and really, isn't that what the spirit of this is all about?

But then they could charge a few bucks extra for 3D, and really, isn't that what the spirit of this is all about?

It's hard to believe that almost 11 years down the line, there were no reasonable discussions to be had from a movie like this.

WHERE'S MY BURRITO! WHERE'S MY BURRITO!