I can see how you could read it that way, but in my mind there is no chance that's what Mike was doing. Even if he wanted Jesse dead, he wouldn't kill him now when he needs help moving an incapacitated Gus around and getting themselves out of this dire situation.

It was a stroke that left Hector in his current state, so I would say Gus' involvement is likely to be nonexistent.

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Shh… more cheese for us.

Damn. It's not like he even tried to add anything to the discussion, just spoiling things for the sake of spoiling things.

A perfectly acceptable finale.
I'm much happier believing that the entirety of the sideways-verse was the fading hallucination of a dying man. I don't think I'm alone in that.

Some random douchebag on LastFM said of this album that it was like BSS replaced their guitars with synths and kittens. It was a slam, but I thought it was funny.

Same. Also, this being the final season and all, shouldn't Jack have had someone familiar to the audience that he could call on for help? I mean, I guess he's in NY now, but surely somewhere in the seven seasons there is a survivor who could have plausibly relocated there, no?

The first sentry…
Did that guy not have a radio? I mean, they knew exactly where Jack was, and where he was going, and he still was as gullible as a guard from Metal Gear Solid. It would have been a more interesting twist if he had to ignore Jack, and that ended being what tipped him off about the trap.

Cue the "YES, this pleases Gaga" image macro?

I disagree with the disagreement. This show is a shadow of what it used to be, and even though these episodes did have moments of genuine tension and solid action, the fact that the characters continue to relive and replay the same tired old 24 tropes without even a hint of irony (a mole? In CTU? How could this…

Blindly following links, I was led to another site by these people.
The 'OMG you guys I can't believe Senior Year is almost over!' button also speaks for itself.

Man, I really hope Daryl stays upstairs. I feel like he should become best friends with Creed.

Yep, much like the rest of the show the season, the donkey bit overstepped the line between charmingly irreverent and gratingly cloying.

Liara's photo disappeared from my cabin after I met up with her on Illium, so I took that as the go ahead to bang the foul-mouthed Jack.

I don't think you hire Starbuck if you don't intend on having her kick some ass at some point. I'd be surprised (and greatly disappointed) if she needs to call in her fiance to fix the mess she got herself into.

Launching Probe
This review, though great and accurate, didn't even touch on my favorite part of this game: SPACE EXPLORATION! Seriously, nothing beats flying out to an unexplored star system, scanning planets for resources, then finding untold secrets and side missions while learning cool facts about made up planets.

Though, if they were really just super-aggressive dolls, as was kind of hinted at, then would they actually be able to fire a gun in the first place? And if they did, wouldn't they have used up all the ammo ten minutes after they found a loaded weapon?

Indeed, they showed like 15 shots of a random butcher by a bus firing a rifle.

**Spoilers**
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