Hank couldn't hurt Walt. Even if he found out from Walt himself that he is Heisenberg, he couldn't get past his preconception of Walt as an ineffectual nerd. He might even be proud of him. Or his pride might be so hurt that he beats him with his walker/stool.

I'm with you. I love this show unequivocally and am willing to go wherever it takes me. I trust Vince Gilligan and his writers to surprise me at every turn. Did anybody else assume that the blood in the teaser was heralding the return of Walt's cancer? I did up until I realized that Jesse had a wooden floor. Then that…

I will give somebody upwards of eleven Canadian dollars (on a good day at the exchange) for a Jesse Pinkman teddy bear for me to hug and hold and squeeze while I watch this show, and especially for the time afterwards when I try to fall asleep before one AM. Shit ends at midnight here, and I'm too amped up and…

To me that's the point. The perfect ending to me (thematically speaking) is Jesse dies, and Walt finally, finally has to deal with how thoroughly he ruined that poor kid's life. From blackmailing him to allowing his girlfriend to die to finally letting him die, he's destroyed everything Jesse has had to live for. That…

I think we just want the dumb satisfaction of seeing a stupid grade reflecting our own moronic excitement with this imbecilic show. I don't know any other types of adjectives.

Why would you kill Jesse. The only hand I would lay on him is two arms hugging him tenderly. If I had real emotions I would cry for him. 

Everybody here knows that this season will get even better. Have you noticed that it has been getting better and better with each episode? And that throughout the series the show has gotten better and better with each episode, culminating in some holy-fucking-shit episodes to close out the series.

This fight was the culmination of almost forty-two episodes of tension between Walt and Jesse. I hope that the season finale is the two of them hugging for forty-seven minutes straight. Please don't let this be the end of the smile-inducing Jesse-Walt points of their relationship. Hyphens!

Fuck you. If that's what it takes to get this shit on the air, so be it. I didn't notice it. Then again I was too busy having my mind blown. That fight was fucking intense. Only thing more intense was Jesse writing Walt off forever. Fuck.

Five days later and all I could come up with in response to bfred's post: yeah!

That's why they're so good at raising cotton. Get it? Borophyll? More like Ignorophyll this comment!

Oh my god, what a stupid piece of shit. Why does it sound like the phone is ringing in the distance every two seconds? I haven't done drugs in six whole days.

I am……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………chat show. Get it?

Bryan Cranston is a smart guy with a lot to say about his craft, but instead is forced every 8 seconds to find "Cranston's Dick Grapes" funny again. 

Paul Mooney's stand up albums are so unfunny. I have to believe he's funny though, considering he wrote for Pryor and he was funny on Chapelle's show.

Proops is definitely my favourite podcaster now. He's, as you say, sharp as a shitting fuck. As far as his politics go, I don't see how compassion for people can be annoying, but then again I'm a stupid piece of shit.

Ok I just watched this episode for the fourth time. Hector is a nonentity. He can't communicate, and he can't move. Like thie nigga above me said, his family is all dead. Why would anybody care what goes on with him?

Walt admitted to Jesse that Jesse's cook was as good as his. Whether or not that was merely a line to manipulate him into dropping the charges against Hank, I don't know. But it would make sense that in knowing Walt's technique Jesse could replicate his quality pretty closely, while Gale's technique still only allows…

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To question their evidence may make him seem more suspicious. He went so far as to appear enthusiastic to be interrogated, so to be so nitpicky may have been suspicious.