I find that it funnier that the line is sanitized for broadcast as: This is what happens when you FORGET A STRANGER IN THE ALPS!

You're welcome. I was actually curious too.

You can remain indifferent to Cat Power. According to AMC's site, it was the The Be Good Tanyas.

Suspense & relief
I was relieved that Walter didn't confess his secret life to the psychiatrist. I didn't want the show to go in the conflicted-outlaw-confides-in-his-shrink route. The Sopranos was great but already mined that premise.

Oh and btw, Ellie, you seem like a level-headed person. I'd like you to be designated driver at my next rumble.

Do songs merit spoiler warnings?

I don't really buy into the murder theories about his death. Even though it seemed like an especially brutal method of suicide, I think he was capable and motivated enough not to try a less certain "cry-for-help" method like overdosing.

or, come to think of it, maybe it was actually my tio's car.

LoJack
Also, yeah Jesse's jaggoff Monte Carlo obviously did have LoJack. No other explanation for finding it so quickly. It's a product that works as advertised.

Grilled
Tuco looks like he knows how to grill up some tasty burritos and you know the carne is fresh with his livestock marksmanship.

Doc Blinky — I've been picking up early Stones records lately and agree, Connection is one that stands out as completely infectious. Can't believe I'd never heard it until recently.

Employee of the Month (there are several different movies with that title, but we're talking about the one with Steve Zahn & Matt Dillon) is a tolerable but forgettable movie.

Anybody else notice that sleight's pop-culture dream recollection was in haiku format?

I also read Ghost World after seeing the film and I think it's a great graphic novel. I enjoyed the movie more than you despite its wholesale plot changes, which I wasn't aware of. Since I didn't have a preexisting allegiance or any specific expectations, it wasn't a betrayal of the source material to me.

Book vs. Film: Ghost World
Speaking of celebrated graphic novels whose stories have been altered in their film adaptations, how about a comparison of Ghost World?

Non-Geek/Fan-Boy Reactions?
At one point during its long development while the film rights were being transferred back and forth, there was a leaked (possibly hoaxed?) version of a screenplay that ended (happily!) with Dr. Manhattan traveling back in time to save the day (via an Ozymandius-created rip in the…

Philip Seymour Hoffman could potentially go all Manchurian Candidate.

No, Billy Crudup played the god. Jackie Earle Haley was the surly inkblot.

When Black Bolt finally does leave an actual comment on these message boards, the AV Club servers are going down.

Rorschach's unmasking was a major surprise for me when I first read Watchmen because I remembered him as the sandwich board prophet of doom.