this is brilliant

I noticed Skyler's piping as well (I'll pause if you want to make some sort of joke here… ) but I thought it was black. As in, the rot is creeping back in.

or sapphires, with beautiful blue crystals…

gotta agree, @donnadb:disqus outdid herself this time.

the horrible color of Todd's meth reminded me of the old (and I mean 70s) Saturday Night Live commercial for "Swill".

Jesse even says "this is where our first cook was". Look how THAT ended. Two dead (or nearly), Walt hearing sirens in the distance and thinking he is done-for, and the first sighting of tighty Whiteys.

no, actually, I ahdn't seen/didn't know that about "Tod". So, extra creepy now.

I love you, Timmy Dipshit.

@disqus_eAFbpOpr9U:disqus agree with you on Walt's non-culpability for the plane crash. My brother-in-law is an airtraffic controller, and has recently been diagnosed with cancer (the parallels to BB stop there, although his wife, come to think of it…). He was immediately pulled from "active duty" and moved to the…

that explains those blue handprints everywhere.

he will grow up to look like Tuco.

sounds like someone had a date night, then.

I was thinking, yes, the whole meth adventure has made bad things happen for Jesse, Walt, Hank, Skyler… the list goes on, but Andrea got a nice new house out of it. And possibly a dead brother, but the rent is paid for what, 2 years on that place?

Brock was weird around Walt at Jesse's place as well.

don't forget the tortuga.

@avclub-21a8615938a206d4311a58a53ad8890e:disqus  thanks for the spoiler indication - we are just about to start The Wire and I don't know too much going in. I've seen some of the season with the cargo containers but that's it, so any time I see The Wie or the name Omar, I just skip ahead.

I guess they brought Jesse along because he might have fled otherwise. There's no way he escapes jail for what he's been involved in, so once Jesse felt that they "got" Walt, the Hank/Gomie/Jesse partnership would have been dissolved. Only this time, not literally.

I loved the "Better Call Saul" billboard outside of the carwash, but even better, the good people of Albuquerque would probably get to see that for two or three days, or longer if the producers were in a good mood.

after singing "here comes Mr. Bill's dog…" as I handed a friend's kid their stuffed puppy, and being looked at like I was mental, I was just trying to explain Mr. Bill to my Danish husband. Off to Youtube we went. I hadn't seen that little Play-dough hero in ages and I found it really amusing and was laughing and… the…

I'd be happy to contribute to any Project Runaways recaps - I'll get my merry self to the new blog  now.