Maybe he'll manage to wip together some sort of  cloning machine like the one Tesla had in The Prestige, and in doing so, win back the admiration of Jesse. SCIENCE!! MR WHITES!!!

So the opening credits should start sliding by at around the 30 minute mark?

If it's "every bit as good" as Breaking Bad after just a few episodes, then by the time it hits the end of season 4 it will be the greatest dramatic achievement since the complete works of William Shakespeare.

Vince Gilligan is way too smart not to have known that.

The Wire not funny?  Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeee-iiiiiiit.

You can't live with 'em, you can't put their babies in a microwave.

He would've made a pretty good "Mr White" in Reservoir Dogs. Not better than Harvey, mind you, but pretty damn good.

I just figured the dog wandered into the shot on his own and Vince & Co liked it so much they decided to keep it. ;-)

The only cop who could help her is dead. No matter how much she rolls she'll have to plead something. Maybe not accessory to murder, but definitely conspiracy to just about everything in the book including narcotics. She'll be doing hard time. I could see her jail cell suicide bringing Walt back. (Might also explain…

Wait: granite's a mineral…like one of Hank's minerals…great boxes of them that figured in at least 2 or 3 episodes…a massive set up that hasn't been mentioned since. I'm calling for a rock fight between Marie and Todd. And something purple and hard will be embedded in Todd's skull when it's over.

That works for me. And so the ricin is for Lydia, which makes total sense.

I bet it will be filmed in front of a live audience, and the actors will really die when their characters die.

Shades of Stringer Bell. "Get on with it mother—"

I thought the same thing after Crawl Space, and then look what happened.

Yeah, that was pretty clunky. There was absolutely no reason for Unkie Jack to not dispose of Walt right then and there. I'm sure pretty sure Todd would eventually get over the loss, painful as it might be for him.

Pretty slick. I like it.

It's because people like myself are now adding comments.

Which immediately reminds me of Fargo (Marge and Hubbie are watching a nature show on dung beatles before bedtime) and the similar scorched Earth moral universe that BB and most of the Coen Bros films occupy.

It's the Florence Griffith 100 meter world record of AV episode grades.

And guacamole prepared right at the table.