Loved these as a kid, but hated asking librarians if they had any around because they would always assume I was talking about an actual encyclopedia.

All good points, and it occurs to me that I did try to look into his wallet when he was pulling that hundred out to tip the waitress, and it seemed to be the only bill in there. While that alone is more than I ever have in my own wallet, I'd imagine a drug lord might instead be packing a monogrammed and cheddar packed…

All good points, and it occurs to me that I did try to look into his wallet when he was pulling that hundred out to tip the waitress, and it seemed to be the only bill in there. While that alone is more than I ever have in my own wallet, I'd imagine a drug lord might instead be packing a monogrammed and cheddar packed…

Anna Chekhov's Gunn.

Anna Chekhov's Gunn.

Similar, but less horrible, and not involving the ricin…. Walt disappears himself and leads his family to believe that he is dead. He returns when he realizes that his family is once again in danger, but this time he brings a machine gun.

Similar, but less horrible, and not involving the ricin…. Walt disappears himself and leads his family to believe that he is dead. He returns when he realizes that his family is once again in danger, but this time he brings a machine gun.

Also, the giant machine gun and car he buys in the Denny's bathroom is a bit of a tip off that he still has means.

Also, the giant machine gun and car he buys in the Denny's bathroom is a bit of a tip off that he still has means.

Whoever cuts their hair must really really hate them.

Whoever cuts their hair must really really hate them.

It was. ZING!

It was. ZING!

@avclub-40e90db13ab31c7efd64228034182c2e:disqus It's true, and I agree for sure. I meant to add that since this does give away Walt's fate or lack thereof up until the time of the flash forward, it's such a "spoiler" that Gilligan must have had a reason for it.

@avclub-40e90db13ab31c7efd64228034182c2e:disqus It's true, and I agree for sure. I meant to add that since this does give away Walt's fate or lack thereof up until the time of the flash forward, it's such a "spoiler" that Gilligan must have had a reason for it.

It does serve to immediately inform the viewer that Walt will not die for at least his next two birthdays. Given the stakes at play, that's a fairly significant reveal.

It does serve to immediately inform the viewer that Walt will not die for at least his next two birthdays. Given the stakes at play, that's a fairly significant reveal.

He seemed a little stiff, yes. Truthfully though, I'm just making light of a scene that chilled me to the bone.

He seemed a little stiff, yes. Truthfully though, I'm just making light of a scene that chilled me to the bone.

@avclub-4c56756898d633b36107f305da70351d:disqus Oh man I found it:
http://www.prefixmag.com/ne…