When Walt was left alone with Brock in that one scene, I was expecting him to start throttling his neck.

When Walt was left alone with Brock in that one scene, I was expecting him to start throttling his neck.

When Damages first hit DirecTV, it seemed they suddenly crammed in as much nudity and f-bombs as they could manage.  Like suddenly everyone in the Damages universe learned the word "fuck" and couldn't get enough of it.  This final season, they seemed to have calmed down on the nudity, which is sad.

When Damages first hit DirecTV, it seemed they suddenly crammed in as much nudity and f-bombs as they could manage.  Like suddenly everyone in the Damages universe learned the word "fuck" and couldn't get enough of it.  This final season, they seemed to have calmed down on the nudity, which is sad.

You're right.  Damn.

You're right.  Damn.

It's true.  Walt's so insecure, he just needed some token thanks.

It's true.  Walt's so insecure, he just needed some token thanks.

That's how Rome fell, too.

That's how Rome fell, too.

Hank's spider-man?!  Marvel cross-over!

Hank's spider-man?!  Marvel cross-over!

I actually thought that the last we saw of Mike was going to be him getting into that taxi cab at the airport.

I actually thought that the last we saw of Mike was going to be him getting into that taxi cab at the airport.

Yes, Gus's operation wasn't — as Mike suggests — going to be a secure long-term deal for Walt.  Gus was angling to replace him: first with Gale, then with Jesse.

Yes, Gus's operation wasn't — as Mike suggests — going to be a secure long-term deal for Walt.  Gus was angling to replace him: first with Gale, then with Jesse.

Definitely haven't seen much humanity in Walt this season.  He's been in monster mode since offing Fring.  I'd like to imagine we see glimpses of genuine emotion when he's in Hank's office, trying to make him uncomfortable by venting his emotions.  He's gaming Hank for sure but the things he's telling him are pretty…

Definitely haven't seen much humanity in Walt this season.  He's been in monster mode since offing Fring.  I'd like to imagine we see glimpses of genuine emotion when he's in Hank's office, trying to make him uncomfortable by venting his emotions.  He's gaming Hank for sure but the things he's telling him are pretty…

Yes, I was thinking her money would be safe, too.  Then a few years later, Vince Gilligan can revive with franchise with AFTER BREAKING BAD, featuring an 18-year-old Kaylee Ehrmantraut opening that box.

Yes, I was thinking her money would be safe, too.  Then a few years later, Vince Gilligan can revive with franchise with AFTER BREAKING BAD, featuring an 18-year-old Kaylee Ehrmantraut opening that box.