But if it's in the future, then how do you know about it?!?

No matter what happens these final 8, at least we know Saul got a happy ending!

[awkwardly wanders off-camera]

Oh look - Pepsi Jr. wrote an article!

"Did I ever tell you about my Star Trek script?"

Ah yes, from the Crystal Blue Slumbers medley

The question on everyone's mind is: Will we finally get that TwaughtHammer reunion?

I, too, would move to Albuquerque if they offered me a giant tax rebate.

I had no idea what the title to "Phoenix" meant until I understood in in conjunction with "ABQ".

Maybe she's still playing Liz Lemon, but she ran off with that Weinerslav guy after the finale

Walt Jr. knows about the fake gambling story

Falstaff?

I bet she's going to steal his breakfast AMIRITE?

Does this mean we're going to get a Marie spin-off called "A Clockwork Purple"?

The plane crash disappointed fans at first?  I loved it when I first saw it, and loved it even more the more I thought about it.  The way they played the long game that whole second season and still kept it a mystery til the very last moment was such an amazing feat.

"Mitte’s character is the one Breaking Bad regular who’s still entirely in the dark about his father’s criminal behavior"

That scene in the fourth season where Walt confides in Walt Jr. how he doesn't want Jr. to remember him being sickly like he did with his dad was a shockingly powerful one, particularly because Mitte's delivery on his line about just wanting his dad to be honest with him was so touching.  Mitte doesn't get a lot of…

I loved how that scene blended humor and drama so seamlessly, and I feel like that's been one of the more important aspects of what has made the show so great.  Fine choice, Ms. Brandt!

Tastes a lot like sad

who, in turn, seems to want to have sex with every man, inanimate object, and particularly suggestive mound of earth in this video