Carson Daly consistently puts on a good show
He always gets guests that aren't famous, but have interesting, insightful things to say. He's great at interviewing musicians, and he knows good comedy before they get big. Plus, I like the no audience thing he's doing/trying. I'm always pleasantly surprised at how good…

This shit is awesome
Is there anyway you can post audio? Specifically for the one about Heat?

The lobster dog is sad now.

I too think Ebert sounded like quite the asshole in his blog. I really like the guy, in fact I went to his film festival this weekend, but he really made sure to sound like an asshole.

This game seems like a great example of how video games are art
Samantha, I assume you read Roger Ebert's assessment of how video games can "never" be art. Do you care to comment?

Ok ok I see where you're going. Yeah, they'd kind of end the show if Walt gets caught wouldn't they?

I was definitely being enthused and agreeing with you. I was really glad someone else noticed and liked what I noticed and liked.

Thanks for clearing that up friends!

I'll eat mine alone please.

Agreed. I don't know if I'll say season (we still have more) but it's easily in the top three of the series. Wait… No def. in the Top Five.

YEAH! That was super clever. It was like saying "Hey, Walt's going to get shot at soon like before. Watch out for it!" but without using words.

I feel like Hank is an extremely likable character and perhaps the only true "Good Guy" the show still has. He's not the "protagonist" maybe, but I think he is the hero.

How the fuck did you predict this? And what? Predict what?

What about the one where Walt and Jesse were in the desert in the RV?

Two Things
1. Big issue: Was that cop in the first scene not Steve? I thought it was Steve. That changes things a lot if it's not Steve.
2. Little issue: Didn't Walt make that lunch for himself? Not a big deal, but it changes your interpretation of the scene. You think he's making it for his son, but really, it's all…

Every article at Pitchfork is written with an actual pitchfork. I swear, I know a guy who interned there once.

Flirty eh?
Good interview but this read very flirty to me. Perhaps soon she will begin dating a certain A.V. Club writer no?

HOLY SHIT I'm so glad these memories are not exclusive to me. I had neighbors that used to go in from playing to watch it and it made me feel so damn sad.

The kids that read won't ever have sex anyway!

Scariest part about sex: you've been doing it wrong your entire life and no one bothered to tell you.