Yeah I mixed up Emilio and Krazy 8. I could've sworn I already said that but maybe Disqus ate my reply.

Right-it's a fairly obvious inference to draw that some commenters seemed to have missed.

Yeah, you're right, and I'm not disputing that. I should not have called Hank's death undignified. What I meant was that Hank not even being able to finish his last sentence really pissed me off (not that Jack murdering Hank didn't already piss me off).

I love how Jack got the same undignified death as Hank.

@avclub-d7f43e1fb2d4977c86163d9b0cb07814:disqus How else was Walt supposed to kill Lydia? Shoot her in the face in the cafe? Slipping ricin (chemistry bitch!) into something he knows she consumes seems a lot easier. And he tells her and rubs it in her face because he wants her to know who killed her. Very Walt

@eric827:disqus And let's not forget that she wanted to have ~10 men killed as a "prophylactic measure" to quote the late Mike E.

@avclub-d7f43e1fb2d4977c86163d9b0cb07814:disqus I wouldn't be surprised if Todd's creepy respect for Walt is the only reason that Walt's family is still alive. I bet Lydia wanted Skyler dead.

@Robinson_Crudite:disqus I know what you mean about this being low key, but I think that Ozymandias was the real climax of the entire series, so of course everything else is going to seem low-key. Felina and Granite State were denouement, with maybe a second smaller climax at the end. And that's ok. I'm glad we got…

Yeah the bike lock-I mixed up the character names. Because I'm a huge racist.

I don't think I've ever seen anything quite as cathartic as Jesse killing Todd.

Jesse lived! Fuck me, what more could I have asked for? Jesse choking Todd was a beautiful Emilio callback too.

Was anyone else bored shitless by this episode? I'm no longer looking forward to this season.

@avclub-3e9e0f1010418374c3dd9ccf3b0ed27c:disqus Is Tess of the D'Urbervilles actually good? What I mean is, I was "required" to read it for AP Lit way, way back when and I don't think anybody in my class managed to choke it down. Maybe it's time to revisit.

Yeah, that's the Showtime version of Breaking Bad. One part Macgyver, one part Dexter, one part fulminated mercury in every episode.

He respects Walt so much that he terrorized his wife and threatened to kill his infant daughter.

Kanye really needs to stop shaving his head. His cheeks are too chubby for him to have such short hair. I say this as someone who has basically the same face shape. John Travolta would agree with me.

They should show Ron drinking Laphroaig. Like a real man.

Yeah, Cranston has made some odd movie choices, but I don't know-that might be a function of being busy with the show most of the year and not being terribly flexible in terms of selecting movies to shoot.

Nah, if Breaking Bad were on Showtime, we'd be on the 12th season of Walt and Jesse cooking in their RV, easily avoiding Walt's bumbling, incompetent brother in law Hank. Heisenberg would be some weird vigilante the show writes as a sort of hero, and Walt would blow up Gus's superlab with Mike in it, framing him as…

He's bringing in David Shore? I mean, I liked House, but is Shore really worthy of a Vince G show? I guess I should trust Vince's judgment.