There is no doubt Jesse (eying the door of Hank's car) escapes this shootout, and there is no doubt future-Walt's death pill is for Jesse. Ever since the first episode of this show when Walter White, dying of cancer, decided to cook Meth to leave his family money, his fate was sealed: His family will die, he will…

Ghastly Grinner is the scariest character ever on TV.

You have to spray the guys in bowler caps with a water gun, you know, just like in a pinball machine.

Should've went to the Comedy Cellar instead.

Thin Horatio Sanz was there.

Mid-'00s Against Me! were one of the very few groups with a real grassroots momentum and following behind them, AND they had all the labels fighting over them. Good music, too. Then they fucked it all up spectacularly.

The indie girl's seed of knowledge is going to grow in that kid's fuckin pot.

I love this band, and this is one of the worst music videos ever.

Batman is a goddamn martial arts master.

Sean O'Neal is just much better than everyone else at the AV Club.

Can someone remind me when we last saw the RC car outside of Hank's house? There was a focus on that kid and that car in the last scene, and I know we've seen that before.

The idea of Jesus Christ and the Man in Black do not conflict my small-minded friend.

Where does that put you on the dweeb scale, Pepsi? Because you're clearly much, much worse than even most of us.

Snide comments about how Jack White thinks he invented the blues are so ridiculous in this situation. He called Dan Auerbach an asshole in a private email. He's never spoken publicly about the Black Keys copying the White Stripes—even though that's exactly what they did as a FACT. Nobody was even supposed to see the…

The blues has always been about this. It's not "ripping off."

Do you like the Foo Fighters more than Nirvana?

I think Jack White has beef with Dan Auerbach like the way you hate that guy from the office who used your work to make himself look good that one time, and you tell your wife he's an asshole when you get home, but if anyone else asks you say he's a nice guy.

It's not that there aren't a lot of blues bands, but the white stripes had been playing around for a few years and were just getting national attention as a two-piece garage blues thing when the Black Keys decided to do that too. Then when Jack moved out to Nashville, the Black Keys followed suit and set up shop…

Alright you guys, let's try and get the conversation back to the trailer for Out of the Furnace.

No, you're right. Even real criticism has to be done very well for it to be both negative and commendable. Ripping on other people this way is just unflattering.