Maybe… a TINY bit of cluuuub saaauuuuce?

Many times, when a show makes a pop-culture reference I recognize, I'm left wondering whether they really understood the material referenced or were just pulling it from a ball pit, South-Park-manatee-style. Generally, my favorite jokes are the ones that betray a deep understanding of the source material.

I really liked the slow build leading up to The Final Page.  I'd say it was worth being minorly disappointed by those episodes when you get to the callbacks in The Final Page.

So Ted prevented us from seeing Alyson Hannigan in a dress that is both slutty and classy?

The cast is mostly in a resort that seems reserved for wedding guests.  The Mother showed up three days early and is probably in a different hotel; she's probably going to be doing her own thing for a day or so.

He owned both bottles.

I laughed really hard at the graffiti joke because I could see myself doing that if it was graffiti I had to see every day.

If it's the latter, they can CGI the bunnies into puppies pretty easily.

I know exactly what you mean.  My girlfriend was THIS CLOSE to getting the lobotomy, and now she just checks me for weed every day.

The David v. Goliath story comes from the First Book of Samuel, which is one of the biblical books that takes the form of a historical account rather than a myth or poem- real nations appear, along with historical events that probably did happen, and others that probably didn't. It's probably a historical epic along…

I don't think Walt's plan hinged on killing all of them in one fell swoop- even if the machine gun didn't take out everybody, it would create enough chaos for Walt to grab a fallen gun and, at the very least, go out with it blazing.  And the machine gun made enough noise to bring the cops even if he died immediately…

Yeah, those looked different, and hastily-drawn, as though they were trying to forget about the ones Walt bled all over in "Ozymandias."  Though I guess it's unrealistic that Junior would be smiling in his.

Unless you've pulled a gun on your nemesis in your living room.

"Stevia" is currently the top trending topic on Twitter.

"Alright, so who's our target?"
"I dunno, what's the order say?"
"Dude, I gave it to you."
"What? No you didn't."
"I totally did!  You didn't bring the order that tells us who we're supposed to kill?"
"Hey, I've got a teenth in my pocket!  Let's get our smoke on!"
"Fine."

Started watching it the year after I got my bachelor's degree. Since then I've gone back to school, and am within a semester of earning my Master's.

He was too far along to be completely redeemed, and turning himself in to the police and telling them about the neo-Nazis would have been the moral thing to do, but he made what small amends he could.

Yeah, in the podcasts even Gilligan was saying that "Ozymandias" was the best episode.

I wouldn't say he does.  He dies alone and unloved, his partner refusing to give him the easy way out, surrounded by the cold, gleaming machinery that in the end was the only thing that mattered to him.

*throws Czar a stack of money*