I miss Josh.  Always wondered if he did something horrible and got fired, because he was one of my favourite characters from the early seasons.

I miss Josh.  Always wondered if he did something horrible and got fired, because he was one of my favourite characters from the early seasons.

'Sisters helping sisters… glass ceiling… legitimate rape…'

'Sisters helping sisters… glass ceiling… legitimate rape…'

Oh yeah, and there was Hank's expensive physical therapy. And Walt's cancer treatment.

Walt convinced Jesse that Gus had somehow stolen the cigarette and poisoned the kid with it, when in actual fact he had enlisted Saul's goon Huell to pickpocket Jesse's pack of cigarettes when he was in Saul's office. Walt then somehow managed to get the kid to eat some Lily of the Valley to make it look like he'd…

Walt convinced Jesse that Gus had somehow stolen the cigarette and poisoned the kid with it, when in actual fact he had enlisted Saul's goon Huell to pickpocket Jesse's pack of cigarettes when he was in Saul's office. Walt then somehow managed to get the kid to eat some Lily of the Valley to make it look like he'd…

I loved the way the lab guy was so excited about Franch, but the executive just sat there staring blankly into the middle distance as he ate his tater tots.

I loved the way the lab guy was so excited about Franch, but the executive just sat there staring blankly into the middle distance as he ate his tater tots.

From what I can remember, 800k went to the car wash. 600k to Ted. I can't remember how much he spent on that fancy car for Walt Jr, which he proceeded to trash. He also had to pay a fine to the police when he trashed it. Then they bought Walt Jr. a more sensible car. He's had to replace the windscreen in his other car…

I think the tone of the show has shifted quite drastically. Walt has finally been revealed as the villain of the piece in a very unambiguous way. There's nothing at all likeable about him anymore, there's just this grim determination. And they're shooting him in the shadows a lot more now, I think. 
At the end of the…

I think the tone of the show has shifted quite drastically. Walt has finally been revealed as the villain of the piece in a very unambiguous way. There's nothing at all likeable about him anymore, there's just this grim determination. And they're shooting him in the shadows a lot more now, I think. 
At the end of the…

He was looking a little puffy tonight, especially in the interrogation room. Poor old fella's still getting over his gunshot wound, I guess. 
I did think it was a little odd that Mike didn't cover his tracks better with that 2 million dollars. He's usually so good at seeing what's around the corner.

Dr. Crane isn't here right now, but if you'd like to make an appointment…

Dr. Crane isn't here right now, but if you'd like to make an appointment…

No way! Joker was way too anarchic to preside over a kangaroo court. His defining characteristic was his rejection of all authority figures. I can't see him serving under Bane.

No way! Joker was way too anarchic to preside over a kangaroo court. His defining characteristic was his rejection of all authority figures. I can't see him serving under Bane.

Not to be misogynistic, but there were definitely a couple of loving butt shots when she was on the batbike. I would have liked to see some cats wandering around when she was hanging out with her accomplice earlier in the film.

Not to be misogynistic, but there were definitely a couple of loving butt shots when she was on the batbike. I would have liked to see some cats wandering around when she was hanging out with her accomplice earlier in the film.

I, too, was very happy to see Cillian Murphy again. I wish they'd given him a little more to do, though. 
I loved Bane as well, especially his meticulously made-up bacne. That must have really started to sting when his anaesthetic mask got busted. And I loved his little moment of weakness during Talia's speech as well.