Holy crap…you are an idiot.

Except for the pesky little fact that Jim Jefferies' show was, you know, actually really effing funny and quite good.

What part of "prequel" do you not understand?

Not even remotely so.

And they will stay in a run-down hotel owned of the girl's distant relatives.

That isn't what I was saying at all. But thanks for trying.

Was easily one of the 10 greatest Seinfeld scenes of the show's entire run.

I am no doubt alone in this way of thinking, but I though Kath & Kim was hilarious.  Everything else on that list is pretty much a n abortion though.

I don't believe that it's ever been established that Todd is a Nazi…he is a sick puppy, but I doubt he subscribes to the white supremacist tenets of his uncle and cohorts.

Why couldn't he go back?  At some point, he obviously purchases a Volvo, and could easily drive back up there.

And Tim Whatley is the one who converted to Judiasm for the jokes.

@DonkeyLeaps:disqus, to further back up @eric827:disqus  's point…the meth being blue has ZERO to do with its purity.  The meth was blue once they started cooking with methlymine.  Walt produced equally pure meth when they were still using Jesse's smurfs to provide them with psuedoephedrine…and it wasn't blue.

No.  How in the heck do you think he was going to accomplish that?

I feel like the show probably wants to portray Walt as somewhat in the camp of Gale in this regard, and I even felt like Walt tacitly, if not implicitly, agreed with Gale's libertarian views on drug use.  Meth users being consenting adults and all…

I'd agree with that much more than it being Jesse.

The Grey Matter stuff isn't even remotely a red herring.  Whether he goes after them or not is not the point…he was motivated by the disrespect shown by Elliott and Gretchen.  And no…you aren't the only one who noticed the blue meth…it's probably been mentioned in 25% of the comments of this review, buddy.  You aren't…

You're probably right…it's impossible to predict what stories will take traction, and which won't.

@avclub-9d35a522f2110e528ec23ca381e2dcd8:disqus @avclub-0f68412483665722097f895d70e6ede0:disqus I don't how many people know it *now*, but it was the #1 best-selling record of 1960, so it was a massive, massive hit, crossing over from C&W radio to pop.  These days, I suspect it is also well-known as a song standard in…

Why would Walter White be the biggest story on the news cycle?  It would get some play, but it wouldn't be a HUGE story.  The example I thought of was what if some guy Bill Gates cut out of Microsoft early on went on to being a murderous drug kingpin —- it would get *some* play, but it would never dominate news…

I was kind of harsh, and I apologize.  But I absolutely don't think it's a hanging thread.  What you proposed wasn't outlandish, but it didn't make any sense with only two episodes left.  I just don't think Gilligan was interested very much of the legal wrangling post-Heisenberg exposure.  It was an avenue that could…