This is a solid list.  Not sure how I would have chosen 10, so kudos to Todd.  No small task when a series has 46 episodes that are mostly easy A's.

This is a solid list.  Not sure how I would have chosen 10, so kudos to Todd.  No small task when a series has 46 episodes that are mostly easy A's.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly.  After a strong start, I thought the story fell apart.  Doesn't hold up to the string of very strong episodes that preceded it.  But it had some great Chris Elliott antics which is basically auto-B for me.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly.  After a strong start, I thought the story fell apart.  Doesn't hold up to the string of very strong episodes that preceded it.  But it had some great Chris Elliott antics which is basically auto-B for me.

Dude, they are about to top themselves again.  Season 5 will be the best season.

@Sunspear:disqus Here is a quote from the Sudster herself.

@Sunspear:disqus Here is a quote from the Sudster herself.

So who among us would have guessed that it was actually Rosie's cell phone going off at an inopportune moment that got her killed?

So who among us would have guessed that it was actually Rosie's cell phone going off at an inopportune moment that got her killed?

It's the new "Like he'd been in water"!

It's the new "Like he'd been in water"!

I actually made it all the way through "Shroud".  The biggest laughs were in the first couple of chapters, but there was enough chuckle-worthy stuff throughout to keep me going.  Teddy Roosevelt constant "weehooo" got me every time.

I actually made it all the way through "Shroud".  The biggest laughs were in the first couple of chapters, but there was enough chuckle-worthy stuff throughout to keep me going.  Teddy Roosevelt constant "weehooo" got me every time.

It's actually "Daddy's Boy", but you're right about it being a better read.

It's actually "Daddy's Boy", but you're right about it being a better read.

Darren: We're still in the running, Jamie!

Darren: We're still in the running, Jamie!

Also, that cashier at Pollos Hermanos has seen him several times and knows he's a non-Pollos associate of Gus.  I bet he takes her out.

Also, that cashier at Pollos Hermanos has seen him several times and knows he's a non-Pollos associate of Gus.  I bet he takes her out.

Yeah, Walt's going to continue to top himself.  Finishing Brock is one way.  Finishing Ted is another.  I know it's pretty much accepted that he's already dead, but I'm not convinced.  Yeah there were oranges, and it was an "act of god" but remember when Vito Corleone initially survived oranges and a shooting.  Walt…