Gotta pay the bills. This show must be spending a fortune on breakfast foods alone.

Who did Gus kill for "no reason"? You're missing the point entirely. Skyler was "on board" when she thought Walt was simply making and selling drugs. Then Walt killed three people by bombing a nursing home. It all came home to roost for her after that and she's slowly unraveling under the pressure. "Clearly" she won't…

Who did Gus kill for "no reason"? You're missing the point entirely. Skyler was "on board" when she thought Walt was simply making and selling drugs. Then Walt killed three people by bombing a nursing home. It all came home to roost for her after that and she's slowly unraveling under the pressure. "Clearly" she won't…

Nope, in the trunk of the rental car he was using while the Aztek was in the shop after the crash outside the laundry. Nice try, though.

Nope, in the trunk of the rental car he was using while the Aztek was in the shop after the crash outside the laundry. Nice try, though.

Uh, no, Einstein, he said that so Jesse wouldn't idiotically ruin the poisoning Gus plan by destroying the ricin and/or contaminating himself. You HAVE to let your beloved "ricin cigarette" go, man. There is no such thing.

Uh, no, Einstein, he said that so Jesse wouldn't idiotically ruin the poisoning Gus plan by destroying the ricin and/or contaminating himself. You HAVE to let your beloved "ricin cigarette" go, man. There is no such thing.

Walt has a major card to play if/when Hank gets wise to him: the medical bills. How would Hank's DEA superiors feel about his medical bills being paid by drug money? Might be a little humiliating for Hank, you know? 

Walt has a major card to play if/when Hank gets wise to him: the medical bills. How would Hank's DEA superiors feel about his medical bills being paid by drug money? Might be a little humiliating for Hank, you know? 

The one thing I'll be thrilled about once "BB" draws to a close will be the death of the phrase, "ricin cigarette". Ever since Jesse first hid the ricin vial in one of his smokes, not one episode has passed without someone excitedly theorizing about who's going to "smoke the ricin cigarette". (I blame "Lost" for this…

The one thing I'll be thrilled about once "BB" draws to a close will be the death of the phrase, "ricin cigarette". Ever since Jesse first hid the ricin vial in one of his smokes, not one episode has passed without someone excitedly theorizing about who's going to "smoke the ricin cigarette". (I blame "Lost" for this…

Metallica: "Until It Sleeps". Upon hearing that piece of garbage it was obvious they were done, deader than dead, totally over, not even trying anymore. 

Metallica: "Until It Sleeps". Upon hearing that piece of garbage it was obvious they were done, deader than dead, totally over, not even trying anymore. 

I mean I was always aware that Mr. Nugent was a loud, obnoxious and not particularly talented guy, but I was unaware of the…uh, "skeletons" residing in his closet. I wonder if the political figures fortunate enough to earn "The Nuge's" coveted endorsement are aware of his "weakness" for under-aged females? Ted just…

I mean I was always aware that Mr. Nugent was a loud, obnoxious and not particularly talented guy, but I was unaware of the…uh, "skeletons" residing in his closet. I wonder if the political figures fortunate enough to earn "The Nuge's" coveted endorsement are aware of his "weakness" for under-aged females? Ted just…

My favorite was the German guy who complained about the cost of the postage…which I paid.

My favorite was the German guy who complained about the cost of the postage…which I paid.

Well, most of my vinyl is 80's metal, so maybe it's that particular sub-species. But I've had complaints about the kind of boxes I used, the type of bubble wrap and packing material, even the tape…always from Europe. But it's real tough to pass up $75 for an old Exciter or Anvil LP, you know?

Well, most of my vinyl is 80's metal, so maybe it's that particular sub-species. But I've had complaints about the kind of boxes I used, the type of bubble wrap and packing material, even the tape…always from Europe. But it's real tough to pass up $75 for an old Exciter or Anvil LP, you know?

We're practically the same age so I've likewise seen too many formats come and go through the years. The funny thing is that, thanks to the "music blogs", I've discovered entire genres I never knew about before. And I've gone on to see many of these previously unknown (to me) bands in concert. So I win and they win…