Why did you watch all of those shows? Let's ignore the fact that I skimmed through the review and am now posting a comment on a show I will never see, let alone catch a glimpse of while flipping through the channels. But why did you watch all of those shows? There are other things to do in life. I'm not doing them,…

I think Donna's probably being a hoity-toity snobby-wobby, for the record. This episode was an A.

And that's the tooth!

As a non-Southerner, hell, as a non-Yankee, too, I can say that it made him seem downright stupid, backwards, and like he was trying to get away with something.

I doubt it.

You mean a few months. But yes, not very long at all. It's 15 million a year split between Walt and Jesse.

I'll say it a third time: she was absolutely perfect in the final scene of this episode.

Jesse didn't know about the blood until after Gus was up and walking around. No way he could have done it. Now, he could have forced Gus to swallow it while he was unconscious, but again, highly unlikely. Walt has said that it takes two to three days to work, and Walt's accident put him out of commission for four…

Shit I had one last night. Gus was coming to my house and I was arming myself with kitchen knives. I remember a palpable anxiety as I watched him pull into my neighbour's driveway (Gus is ever discrete). The most memorable part of the dream was my seemingly interminable mental rehearsal of stabbing him and slicing him…

That's what I said. Walt and Gus see the same thing in Jesse, a quality which neither of the aforementioned possess themselves. As Walt said, and as I quoted earlier, and as I shall wrathfully quote once more, "(Jesse) does what I say." 

Hank is hilarious. Dean Norris deserves an Emmy for actor in a comedy series. He's great at the drama too, but damn is he funny.

Jesse has proven a loyal, reliable company man. Walt is half crazy. Jesse might have been a "contemptible junky" but he has never shown himself to be as irrational as Walt has been this season. Jesse understood immediately that he was safe after Gus killed Victor, yet Walt only descended into paranoia. Jesse does what…

'ello! Oim frum England oy'am!

Walt wasn't making an assumption so much as trying to convince himself and Gus that Jesse wouldn't let Gus kill him. A Walter White is first a prideful creature, and second a rationalizing one. He believes, and ultimately has proven time and time again, that he can talk his way out of any situation he gets himself in.…

You don't know what penultimate means, do you? The 15th episode of season 5 will be the penultimate episode.

We've been checking in with that storyline (about 7-10 days in show-time) once or twice in some of the past 4 episodes. Hank wasn't even in the last one.

So an individual's opinion of something ought to be that of the people to whom she is opining, or else she's being anti-social? These reviews are just the opinion of one person. I have to admit, I race onto the AV club after an episode finishes to see the grade and participate in the discussion, and I too am…

Thank Jesus that's been cleared up. All this time I thought I was enjoying this show.

You have to remember that his salary is split with Jesse. It was only 3 months/1.5 million. He only got a raise in Kafkaesque, at most 8-12 weeks prior to "Crawl Space".

Anna Gunn was perfect in that scene.