I know others have answered, but I didn't want to be rude and not reply. Like sallgood_man, I've been re-watching the series and going back to read the recaps and comments. It's amusing - sometimes you'll see a comment that was left four years ago, which was replied to two years later, and then someone replies to…

That line absolutely gutted me.

Me too. The whole time I was thinking "Two wrongs don't make a right!" I understand the desire for extreme retribution, but truly, no one deserves that. They should have smuggled in some superglue and glued his dick to his stomach while he was knocked out and called it a day.

People are still leaving comments on the Breaking Bad recaps. I think you're good.

This is my new favorite way of gauging how fucking old I am. Last year I realized that the oldest guy in our office, who is in his early sixties, was my age when I started there. Somehow, it's so much worse than kids growing up on you.

This is OT, but that reminds me…recently at one of our office meetings we played that game where you're assigned a celebrity and had to figure out who you were (a celebrity's name was written on a card and everyone had a card taped to their back, and we had to ask people yes or no questions). One guy my age (mid-40s)…

Nashville would be my pick to win too.

Weren't all those Wal-Marts that were mysteriously closed due to "plumbing problems" rumored to be ones where employees were actively trying to unionize? No one would be fired outright, but yeah, corporate can always find a way, especially in states with at-will employment.

This may sound odd, but I almost wanted to cheer when Boo figured out what happened to Doggett. It was like "Yes! This will not go unanswered!"

Whoever said that must have been entranced by Ruby's pretty face. There's nothing "endearing" or special about her calling Piper out - people call Piper on her shit all the time. There's nothing interesting about the character, and she's not a good actress. She'd fit right in as the edgy new girl in town on a CW…

I'm so glad that was the line, because it's exactly what I said in my head when I heard "white trash Federline."

I think you're going to just have to come to terms with being left hanging. I can't imagine how BCS could possibly address that plot thread, and frankly I don't want it to. This is Saul's story, and Mike's. I don't want BCS to be some kind of clearing house for Breaking Bad leftovers.

I worked with one of the guys from Green Jello - C.J. Buscaglia. I was 21 so all I remember is that he was a cool guy and fucking drop dead gorgeous.

Unless you are a lady who is not into other ladies, in which case F=Momoa. Middleditch seems like a nice fellow, but I still think I'd rather marry Famke Janssen.

I have no problem with Geico except for that goddamn pig. The pig is the fucking worst.

Thank for the tip, though it'll always be a last-resort option. We're actually thinking of dropping our cable anyway and going with a few streaming services.

30 seconds I could deal with, especially if it's only at the beginning of the feature. I tried to watch an episode of a show I'd forgotten to record on my cable On Demand and it included allll the commercials, no fast forwarding. Never again.

I've been working a Monday-Friday job for the past sixteen years. All my previous jobs my schedule varied and I had at least one day off during the week; I miss that. I used to go to the movies on my days off too! It was great. Oh, and congrats on the raise!

It's…eh. I'd consider it a YA novel except I can't imagine any teenager today being interested in a book that is wall-to-wall 80s references. I think it would have been better if it had been written in the third person, but since it's written in the first person it comes off as wish-fulfillment fan fiction. If…

Mmhmm. Wearing baby blue leather basketball togs. I tell you, I was SHOCKED when they broke it off.