this episode is a non-stop quote machine.
"i like it"
"where'd you get 5 bucks i want 5 bucks"
"milhouse give him back his soul i've got work tomorrow!"
"anytime chuuuummmmp"
"run boy… run for your life… boy"
"i start with the best part… the neck"
"and you got the stink lines and everything"
"he went to his grandmas while…

another solid episode this season.  most consistent start to a season in a while.  hopefully they can continue.  the whole project badass scene was great.  mac suggesting that they carry him through the streets like Rudy after he pretends to jump ("but only if it feels organic").  then the classic horrible film making…

who's car did Jesse take anyway?  was that Walt's?  is there still a machine gun sticking out of the back?  hopefully he remembered to get rid of that or it might look a little suspicious

i agree with the B-.  average sunny episode, which is not a bad thing and still better than almost every other current sitcom's best work.  i loved charlie asking where to put his feet when he was doing the stress test.  also a nice return for the maniac.

as crazy as that sounds, i think it's somewhat plausible that he does use the gun as a way to get someone under investigation.  if you're caught with an automatic weapon that would draw a lot of questioning.  i think it would be ridiculous to have a cancer ridden walt walk into the meth lab rambo style.  that's what…

I don't think Walt will use the gun scarface style. I think it's meant to misdirect us. Walt can't even shoot that thing. Maybe he will use it in another way like rigging it up to something or using a part from it. Or maybe he doesn't use it at all. He just holds it to look like a badass as he gives himself up to…

"and the emmy goes to … Dean Norris!" (Dean gets up with Vince Gilligan)…. "for Under the Dome" (Gilligan sits back down, embarrassed)

i am kinda in the same boat as you on this.  i was kind of hoping that they wouldnt even be involved in the ending up until the last 2 episodes.  never felt they really earned that right.  but now i think they are worthy as well, although it still needs to ultimately come down to Jesse and Walt. 

what a great episode.  classic sunny.  i could care less if the jokes were somewhat predictable it was still funny as hell.  this season is shaping up nicely.

Everybody else is doing it so I have 2 different predictions for the end:
1- Jesse escapes (either kills Todd somehow or threatens Lydia's life somehow when she is visiting the lab, forcing Todd to let him go).  Then he goes looking for Walt, first at this house.  Sprays Heinsenberg on the wall.  Finds and kidnaps…

i saw this on another message board and was curious if anyone else noticed it.  not sure if it's been mentioned here or not.  i need to check it for myself but i always like these kind of small details that breaking bad puts into the show.  great episode

Walt: Next time won't you play with me
Gomez: Flawless… We also would have accepted "tell me what you think of me."
Hank: Alright looks like you're free to…
Jesse: Give him the methalizer!
Hank tests for meth in Walt's system.  Indicator lights up
Hank: Walt, you're under arrest.  (to Jesse)  You think you can get this car…

i guess i didnt catch the residue.  thanks for clearing that up.  nice callback to that prior scene too.  stuff like that makes the show so great

yes i'm pretty sure i saw that too.  the picture they took for charlies dating profile with all the hornet stings on his face haha

pretty good start to the season.  i liked the way they mocked all the comedians out there who rely on stuff like Dee's sound effect vagina comedy and Landslide's diarrhea jokes and how dennis was basically the only one who couldnt understand why everyone thought it was so funny.  that's how i feel about almost every…

yea i had this problem too and i have time warner. the HD channel looked the same as the non HD.  felt like i was watching an early season of sunny.  they better fix it

i dont know if i missed something but what was the cd on the dashboard of Jesse's car?  i havent seen it mentioned anywhere. 

that isnt walt in the flash forward, it's walt jr.  he grew up to look just like his dad

Who says that Walt is trying to use Todd to kill Jesse?  I have a feeling that he has something else in mind.  Maybe he just wants protection for his family or he wants to use them to fake his own death or even just to threaten Jesse.  I still am not convinced that Walt is ready to kill Jesse.  It's not like Jesse…

yes but it seems like you had the same issue with it that I did which isnt that it's far-fetched, but just that it was not well explained.  if they did a quick flashback of Huell patting down Jesse the first time and/or of Jesse confronting Walt about that scenario it sounds like that wouldve resolved your confusion…