I know, but seeing the sneak preview for this one had a shot zooming manically on Skyler and Walt Jr.'s at the car wash, I assumed the worst from it.

Skyler and Walt. Jr. are going to bite the dust, that's my prediction.

Whenever I realize I'll never hear new music from Ween again it makes me really sad.

Nah.

Pitchfork flip flops so much on "mainstream" bands. I'm guessing in a few years, they'll start posting TOOL appreciation articles too.

Excuse me. I believe it's "Beaver."

When the camera panned over to reveal that Gomie was in the room too, I was excited. It didn't bother me in the slightest. Sure, I would have enjoyed seeing that scene, but his reveal was just as satisfying.

I thought this episode was as anxiety-ridden as the other ones personally. Not understanding why some people thought it was boring. The ending alone was the most exciting moment of the season so far.

SORRY THERE WERE NO EXPLOSIONS IN YOUR CEREAL LAST NIGHT

I wouldn't call them a team, Hank pretty much said he could care less if Walt kills Jesse.

So how many times has Walter broke into his own house now? Three or four times?

Ugh. I almost thought Jiminy Glick was back after reading the headline.

Anyone who sticks around just to see the "next on…" is a sap. It's always on the amc website soon after.

I would say there's a mixture of genuine emotion and manipulation in that hug.

I can't imagine Jesse to willfully join up with Uncle Jack's crew, especially if Todd is involved.

There's a scary void below the last comments on this 2nd page. Never want to be there again.

Oh boy, I got plenty of experiences under my belt. I should send him some of my stories.

That's my guess too. Or the other way around.

That was business. Walt impulsively killed Mike because he was angry.

More of these please. Between this and that Bieber song slowed 100x, really cool.