It could really only be Rush Limbaugh.

Obviously Marie had a thing for Vic Mackey.

Seriously, if all the evidence in the world points to him, no one is going to suspect their loser brother who can't even hold a job at a car wash (and who is dying of lung cancer) of being a meth kingpin. We forget how pathetic Walt was back then, and Hank knew it as well as anyone. I wouldn't even put it past Hank to…

Failed halfsies.

If you dare, it's on google video

It's not just the theme, it's the whole format that got repetitive, not to mention they made the same jokes over and over.

Haven't you guys seen Star Wars enough times already?

I envision it more like he's a white kid living on a plantation where his parents exploit the Costa Ricans. He definitely has a 19th century colonial vibe to him.

Not only does that kind of person exist in real life, but it's also a trait of British men who may be kind of boorish nothings at home but suddenly become super-desirable to women once in the US, as long as they have looks and the accent.

But the Office is so bleak and realistic, their coming together feels like something out of a Jennifer Aniston movie. I don't begrudge them getting together, I just think it's done in a cheesy way.

But there's already a 400 Blows. A British one from the 80s, and not that obscure. You can't just steal an already stolen name like that.

Why does the fact that this exists make me so mad? I genuinely can't tell why, but it sure does..

I'm willing to buy, at least for now and with what we've seen, that Guy is legitimately giving Jesse a shot. Because if you're a crime lord like him, it really can't be that easy finding people willing to go out and kill or be killed for you. You probably do have to have an ability to sense that in people, and he…

Hustlers move aside, so I'm tiptoein', to keep flowin'/The answers my friend, in the wind they keep blowin'.

I agree, I can't see how this will be good for the AV Club. Even though I rarely comment, I always loved the sense of anarchy here, and always admired how it even with anonymous posters the comments are still, for the most, the funniest and smartest on the internet.