Interesting theory. I don't see why Walt would get to see them again…I don't Walt is going to see any of the main characters again, honestly.

To compare it to large scale, we fired 20,000-50,000 rounds per kill in Vietnam.

He did try to save Hank's life.

At this point Hank is dead in my eyes, so I'm cheering for Walt vs. the Nazis.

I watched like half of the first episode of Low Winter Sun to get to the Breaking Bad promo.

With the shot of Jesse sneaking off, I have to say no. Not this next episode, but after that it's up in the air.

Walt vs. Nazis. Hell yeah. And then Walt can die in a fire.

Remember Mike? Yeah…Breaking Bad isn't afraid of shitty deaths.

Why was this up for question?

Jeremy Gordon, you are the most stout defender of this episode I've seen. I don't see where you are coming from.

Then I'm in the foremost ranks of idiots.

Well, they aren't actually interchangeable in my opinion. This refers to 2013, Next refers to 2014.

When Dale's actor left the show, writers lost focus. I think that, like in the comics, Andrea and Dale were supposed to have a romance. Without Dale's influence, Andrea didn't really have a place to go. But they needed to introduce Michonne, so they gave Andrea that.

Oh yes please. Maybe Morgan wants to tag along? Take Beth, turn her into a badass.  That's it.

Are you listening to us shit on this episode while you watch it?

Last season she had to deal with Lori, who will always be worse than Andrea, and Carol when she was still a sour character. I understood her bitterness at that point.

In the comics, Dale makes it long past the prison arc, and has a romance with Andrea that lasts until one of them dies. He has a peg leg in the comics.

Andrew was the guy Rick locked outside with zombies, and later found his way to the alarm system and rang the dinner bell.

I believe that Milton did not mess up the Governor's plans. What encouraged the Guv to go crazy and kill so many people was Andrea's betrayal. Milton didn't mean anything to the Guv once his daughter was dead.

I just realized that this episode also made Merle's sacrifice FUCKING useless.