I mean, there are plenty of ways to feel alive that don't involve killing people or manufacturing poison.

@avclub-0b231288a1ba66b9ceeb8238d0902cff:disqus So your point is that people who make meth should be killed? Because…

Not sure how that's germane to my point. The point is that Walt is once again trying to manipulate his family into doing what he wants.

Did you read the image I linked? Nobody got flagged and there were a lot more than one person agreeing with them in that thread.

Speaking of evil, let's jump into the AV Wayback machine for a second:

I think a lot of people in this thread are overestimating the amount of happiness strange money can bring.

I love me some content-free replies.

I spot Bogdan!

It would help if he got the coke bloat out of his face.

They seem to be doing ok without Walt's money though? I mean, not great, but it's not as if they're Fantine over here. It's really not unreasonable to think they'd refuse the money on suspicion of where it came from.

Lol you like Doctor Who

Is it really a happy ending if he tricks his family into taking money they don't necessarily want, though? That isn't making them happy, that's making Walt happy.

I have peanut butter and oven grease

Sounds like someone needs to listen to a few spins of Shiny Happy People.

I like butts more than I did before

Pretty sure the regulars' names appear in the credits for every ep, regardless of whether they actually appear or not.

Badger's almost as cuddly.

We'll keep right on managing him.

"Walt is the only one who survives, and he’s standing among the wreckage and his whole family is destroyed"

I can't help but feel like Walt got off too easy. The whole message of the show is that doing bad things has consequences. Here at the end of things it feels like Walter ultimately got what he wanted. And yeah I know he died, but that was gonna happen anyway. I feel like Walt's plans should have blown up in his face…