Prison montage - you thought there couldn't be anything worse than being shanked by half a dozen guys, then the one guy we know dies in an even more horrible way.

They all had to be killed at the same time so they wouldn't put the survivors in protective custody.

They all had to be killed at the same time so they wouldn't put the survivors in protective custody.

I felt that the point of the scene was that Walt had a change of heart but Jesse had no way of knowing that and the last interaction he had with Walt in the garage was pretty unpleasant for Jesse, so they both saw the interaction differently. But the way they filmed Jesse opening the bag really made me think it could…

I felt that the point of the scene was that Walt had a change of heart but Jesse had no way of knowing that and the last interaction he had with Walt in the garage was pretty unpleasant for Jesse, so they both saw the interaction differently. But the way they filmed Jesse opening the bag really made me think it could…

And they sneered at the commenters who said that Gale's copy of Leaves of Grass would be Walter's downfall. Just goes to show you.

And they sneered at the commenters who said that Gale's copy of Leaves of Grass would be Walter's downfall. Just goes to show you.

I was wondering how long they were waiting to use that song.

I was wondering how long they were waiting to use that song.

That's who I'm talking about, the narrator. I forgot there was an announcer before the credits. Phil LaMarr sounded like John Cullum (or Morgan Freeman).

That's who I'm talking about, the narrator. I forgot there was an announcer before the credits. Phil LaMarr sounded like John Cullum (or Morgan Freeman).

Yeah, I'm pretty sure FG appropriated it from The Simpsons, and there were probably examples of it before that.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure FG appropriated it from The Simpsons, and there were probably examples of it before that.

"Both of these episodes felt rather Family Guy-ish to me. The first one because of an extended intro to set up one tiny thing (Bender's outfit) that leads to a completely different unrelated plot for the rest of the episode."

"Both of these episodes felt rather Family Guy-ish to me. The first one because of an extended intro to set up one tiny thing (Bender's outfit) that leads to a completely different unrelated plot for the rest of the episode."

You are not. Actually there is a new version on Animal Planet (or they've been doing it all this time and no one noticed).

You are not. Actually there is a new version on Animal Planet (or they've been doing it all this time and no one noticed).

I knew it looked familiar but I couldn't place it.

I knew it looked familiar but I couldn't place it.

"It just amazes me how seamlessly she broke the law for Todd but doing the same exact "book keeping" for Walt drives her into madness and isolation. And she just assumes he's this killing machine…ridiculous."
The big difference being, Ted never blew up a drug lord who sent thugs to kill her children. She's not just…