Wasn't it for the benefit of the woman in pink standing next to the door too?

The word "ontological" makes my eyes glaze over.

The word "ontological" makes my eyes glaze over.

Breaking Bad, The IT Crowd, 30 Rock, Better Off Ted, Arrested Development, Dr. Who (new and classic), The X-Files, Mad Men, Parks and Recreation, Louie, Archer, Bob's Burgers, Futurama, Sherlock, Portlandia, Kids in the Hall, Buffy, Angel, Reno 911, Raising Hope, The Twilight Zone, The Walking Dead, etc. I think that…

Breaking Bad, The IT Crowd, 30 Rock, Better Off Ted, Arrested Development, Dr. Who (new and classic), The X-Files, Mad Men, Parks and Recreation, Louie, Archer, Bob's Burgers, Futurama, Sherlock, Portlandia, Kids in the Hall, Buffy, Angel, Reno 911, Raising Hope, The Twilight Zone, The Walking Dead, etc. I think that…

That may be, but that song was not his finest moment.

That may be, but that song was not his finest moment.

Mike still had one gun, the one Walt took out of his hand as he was dying.

Mike still had one gun, the one Walt took out of his hand as he was dying.

I think Skyler only hated Jesse early on because she thought he was a bad influence on Walt and a threat to her family. She knows who the real threat is now.

I think Skyler only hated Jesse early on because she thought he was a bad influence on Walt and a threat to her family. She knows who the real threat is now.

You're probably right about Walt processing it intellectually and making it a point of pride. The glee when he was when he was bragging to Declan about being the man who killed Gus Fring was pretty amusing, and oddly pathetic. It's not winning a Nobel prize or running a billion dollar business but it's all he's got.

You're probably right about Walt processing it intellectually and making it a point of pride. The glee when he was when he was bragging to Declan about being the man who killed Gus Fring was pretty amusing, and oddly pathetic. It's not winning a Nobel prize or running a billion dollar business but it's all he's got.

Maybe it was suicide by Walt since he can never see the only person who gives his life meaning ever again, why bother to run away? Maybe he had a plain old life insurance policy. Maybe Mike can just read people really well and knew that if he goaded Walt in just that way he would lose it and start shooting. I don't…

Maybe it was suicide by Walt since he can never see the only person who gives his life meaning ever again, why bother to run away? Maybe he had a plain old life insurance policy. Maybe Mike can just read people really well and knew that if he goaded Walt in just that way he would lose it and start shooting. I don't…

I thought of that too. That's the episode with Carrie Hamilton, one of my favorite X-Files episodes.

I thought of that too. That's the episode with Carrie Hamilton, one of my favorite X-Files episodes.

I thought that Walt was feeling the remorse. He actually apologized in a bizarre, self-absorbed, roundabout way. It's interesting to see how far he's fallen. When Tuco brutally killed his underling for an imagined slight Walt was horrified, and now he's done the same thing. He always thought he was above the criminal…

I thought that Walt was feeling the remorse. He actually apologized in a bizarre, self-absorbed, roundabout way. It's interesting to see how far he's fallen. When Tuco brutally killed his underling for an imagined slight Walt was horrified, and now he's done the same thing. He always thought he was above the criminal…

You didn't see the cut from Skyler walking away from the dinner table with her wine glass to Walt sobbing in Hank's office? It was hilarious because you knew why he was really there and that he was also pissed at Sky and making her look bad to Hank, a twofer.