I understand why Lane went with Zach, but not only did he hit on Lorelei, (SPOILER?!) they ended it with sex being so traumatically bad, Lane is never willingly doing it again.
I think Todd is great, but my one and only fake tv Korean was done wrong.

I saw season one live and slammed the rest just before this last batch started. I haven't rewatched the first season but a lot of these comments seem to be from people who forgot/missed things or really don't understand how people think and act under duress.

How do you not understand the titular hub of the episode and keep asking things that have been answered? No, there's nothing less than clever fun fun fun there.

But lots of things color how people see a show: mood, setting, timing, etc. Pulling back to be objective puts one further from the experience but the best things will bridge the gap.

It is im-freaking-possible to see what you are replying to, as the board is swamped with comments from people who haven't read most of the comments. Who could blame them? Most of it seems to be about memory loss, logic problems and not being able to look things up.

Perhaps it's better said as less ignorant or eclectically informed.

I'm saying she acted more like tipsy than baked.

Many have been the discussions over decades of the purposeful ambiguity of the end, not to mention off screen action. It's a litmus test for the viewer.
And yet my words are specific.

That's all pretty straight forward and you seem to be unclear on things, like that this is a work of fiction, the confession's main purpose is a threat, Gilligan is tying everything up in a very neat bow, the use of select "real" facts to advance a story with human truth, Hank has anxiety about his anxiety—
—but,…

To stroke his ego under everyone's noses. To keep him from working other cases. To keep tabs on his operation with cover. To keep him in town. To forsake a promotion twice. To torment a dying man. To not draw attention his own ill-begotten gains. Etc.

All I know is Mr. Pink escapes.
Long live Steve Buscemi.

Playing more cerebral suits her far better than trying for "wild, sexy or cool," trying being the optimal word. This is very deliberate which is the downfall of the others. I don't think she's ever taken away from something but here I like her instead of tolerate her.

Every comment board I'm getting seems to be lumped under Untitled now, so it's just hundreds of comments on different shows, most of them BB.

Seems like a Velvet Underground shout out:
Stephanie says
that she'd like to know
why she's given half her life
to people she hates now…
…but she's not afraid to die
all her friends call her Alaska…

Occam's Razor says it would work because the simplest answer would be the tidy premade one that fell into your lap. The DEA/anyone would be far harder on one of their own than anyone else and it's perfect for why he ducked a promotion to stay on Heisenberg and other puzzling/questionable behavior, like beating Jesse…

I know someone who was working at a gas station and her boss asked her to bring in a sample of the gas in a styrofoam cup. Stupid on the part of the kid, but not all kids know the smell of victory in the morning. Too stupid for the adult so it really seems to be purposefully evil, and yet this is still a spectacularly…

Isn't the point of total irredeemable transformation suppose to be when he does try to kill Jesse? Because I think Jesse IS family so he would be crossing the line he drew himself, and I don't think self defense would cut it as it could still be rationalized.

@avclub-97756ee41dacac40b1a5acade98daecf:disqus It was totally refried Dana.

I think I've figured out Sorkin's target demo: educated stoners.
Seriously, get high and just repeat things at each other. It also explains why I found the first season breezy in that not-thinking-about-it-much kind of way and the obviousness of certain marching-at-you plot movements.
While I wasn't high, I was…

Penii is the funniest, besides octopenii.
Ooh, I think I got the next Sy Fy movie.