Yeah, for once I wasn't terribly surprised by a Breaking Bad episode.  That's not to say it was bad, just far more standard storytelling than the show has done before.

I suppose we can assume at least some time passed between him leaving and Walt in the lab, but I was worried he was going to drive straight into the cops.  Poor, poor Jesse, right back in cuffs…

I want to remake "Medea's Family Reunion" and do it right.   Just keep the title and ditch the entire plot.  I want to see Jason, Madea and Aegeus sitting down for a holiday dinner, ten years since they've seen each other.

A. That's a great idea with the cashews.
B. It wasn't tough.  I coated the chicken in curry paste and let them sit while I prepped.  As for cooking, it's basically a stir fry that gradually turns into a stew.  I's also important to balance out the flavors- the sugar/peanut butter, fish sauce, and curry paste need to…

My girlfriend's mother and aunts are all hoarders, to different degrees.  They're all married, but got a lot worse when the kids moved out; each kid's room is now full of crap.  Her dad is pretty miserable because of it; they physically can't throw stuff away.  I'm actually really disappointed the show is cancelled;…

Eh, I get it- he's a talented actor in a hugely popular show; you gotta strike while the iron is hot.  But this seems like a lousy move.  I really wish he would try to shake off Jesse, or else he's going to end up as gritty, tourtured Micheal Cera.

I walked into a conversation amongst my co-workers the other day, just as my boss was saying "You know, they wouldn't have stereotypes if they weren't true." and everyone nodded solemnly.  This is the same guy who gets outrageously pissed off if some one on the phone can't speak perfect English/has an accent.  He…

Last week I made massaman curry with chicken.  It's incredibly rich - peanuts, peanut butter, coconut milk, potatoes.  But it is so good
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Also, I want to roast some crickets for my friend's birthday. Two questions:
1. Are the live crickets in Petsmart safe for human consumption? I mean, they're live…
2. Any…

I do a huge batch of boiler onion every Christmas for my family.  I usually let them sit in salt water for a day, rinse them fresh water for a night, then boil white vinegar mixed with red pepper flakes and pour it over them.  It takes about a week to fully pickle.  Red onions seems more delicate, and since you're…

See, THIS is the argument we should be having.  "Nerds" aren't a marginalized group comparable to ethnic and sexual minorities, but the show has gotten a ton of mileage out of subtly mocking the disabled.

I humbly disagree - at least until we see how all this pays off next week.  Although I will "like" your comments, as "Walt out in upper narnia trying not to cry" made me laugh out loud.

Wow, that's chillingly brilliant.  For all of Lydia's squirrelly naivete, she's one of the most ruthless and bloodthirsty criminal operatives since Tuco

Shame on all of you for not mentioning Gargoyles.  The crown jewel in the otherwise quite respectable Disney afternoon.  Hell, I'd put it up there with BtAS.

The Spongebob Squarepants theme song.

Oh, I totally agree- I was just paraphrasing what was in the recap.  Hank showing up threw me for a loop at the time, but made perfect sense in hindsight.  While it was slightly coincidental that a dangerous-looking beefy bald guy was in the perfect location as to appear as Walt's lookout, as others have pointed out,…

At the time when he said it, Walt's "One Who Knocks" speech was pure bluster.  He was completely powerless in the face of Gus and scrambling to gain the upper hand.  He was taking out hir frustrations on his wife, and trying to show her how bad ass and in control he was.  Which is also why he tried to take it back…

Fair enough. 

Hank did refer to him as a murder.  I don't see how he could tell the whole story and leave that bit out.  And at this point Jesse doesn't seem too inclined to protect himself legally.

Persia - The implausible part is that he didn't burn the house down.  He stopped, and neither she nor Walter have any idea what made him do that.  Frankly, the most likely explanation is that Walt caught and killed him, but he made it clear that's not the case.  The best case scenario is he changed his mind.  So…

I actually felt the same way as the reviewer when I first watched it; a tepid, anti-climatic episode that didn't deliver on the promise of last week's ep.