"- Skyler kept the hideous giant spoon and fork wall hangings"

"I didn't give my mom the box.  I sold it to become the Messiah."

He doesn't know.

Wow, this went from 2 to 41 likes when I clicked on it.

And he still gets to have them scared shitless for the next 18 months.

@avclub-00f83a44156a1e0026a36394960f2609:disqus what do you mean, "almost?"

Oh wow.  Walt did just save Jesse with a robot.

Car Keys!

Clearly he becomes a carpenter.

Well, it tied off all the loose ends that I can think of, and gave us one more FUCKING AWESOME subversion of expectations (going straight to Gretchen and Elliot when the second-to-last episode seems to set them up as the final confrontation), one more COMPLETELY HEARTBREAKING domestic scene, and one more FUCKING…

By now, I imagine that most people have figured out that "Felina," the title of Breaking Bad's last episode, is an anagram of "Finale."  But here are some other intriguing anagrams that could serve as clues to what happens:

The CBS executives will have a conversation with Gilligan, and find him to be such a polite, soft-spoken, genteel individual that they will leave him to his own devices, figuring that he won't produce anything too horrifying.

SPOILERS:

*Jumps off bridge*

So, will this be the episode Walter White finally breaks bad?

First billionaire to buy this building and turn it into public housing for urban youths gets my vote for President.

When you something achieve it.

and where is the guy driving to?  Is he planning on getting back to the northern continent by car?

The rate at which characters learn things makes them stronger characters?  Wow, I never knew the South Park kids from seasons 3-8 were the strongest-written characters in television history.

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