Go back and look at the first season reviews by Donna. She refers to Hank as Ray, for some unknown reason.

I get it.

This wasn’t necessarily a finale ending, but it was an idea Gilligan kicked around before Season 1 even began. He says he considered a sequence in which a very ruthless drug dealer – he would include elements of Gus Fring, Krazy 8 and Tuco Salamanca – would kill Jesse. Walt, “filled with rage,” shackles him in a…

Ray.

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I'm going to go ahead and say that this comment will be better than any review possible.

And Todd's going to Belize! Vacations for everyone!

First 100 hundred! I'll take it.
Goodbye, Breaking Bad :(I already miss it.

Kid and his new remote control car.

Jesus Christ, Billy! They're minerals!

17 straight AV Club grades of at least a A- grade for Breaking Bad!

Eh the outfits are not exactly the same. Different number of buttons on shirt and different jackets. But really close.

Many flashbacks to occur next week. According to IMDb, Jane, Tuco, and Mike are all credited as being in the episode.

Next weeks episode:

She gets to see the episodes in advance and already has them written and ready to go.

I personally think the shooting aim at the end should bring this episode grade down to an A- or B+. If this were a real situation, Hank and Gomez are dead in a second.

I'll consider getting a comment within the first 200 a success!

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Walt Jr. finds out about Walt's dirty deeds and beats him to death with his crutch. Breakfast follows.