They would have hashed out the items to be discussed before the meeting with the other leaders began. It was a sophomoric exposition to show the differences between the two. Catelyn was stupid also when she released Jaime. Robb was stupid because he went back on an oath to someone he knew he would need help from in…

Jesus, where to start? Arya taking off her Walder mask was kinda lame. I hope she robbed every poisoned man before she left as it is a long way to King's Landing. Hearing a lovely tune the camera pans to Ed Sheeran looking like he just came off stage from Glouchester. A little dirt on his face maybe and give his face…

Maybe it's because you have endorsed Ted Cruz.

Closed Captioning spelled it Cumpston.

That reminds me of "I Cream on Jeanie" with Barbara Eden.

I'd like to see the 2nd season focus on Cameron and Donna's crew at Mutiny. The interaction of the coders kept my interest more than the brooding of Joe or the overworked Gordon. Plus find a way to bring back Toby (The Wiz) Huss' Bosworth.

It was like Johnny Damon going from the Red Sox to the Yankees.

Wasn't the Giant the first portable computer? They dropped Cameron's software and made it faster and cheaper because of the stolen concept from Donna's old boss. It was a new concept albeit now more boring.

If by grownup conservative means you get to say  'fuck' all of the time, count me in!

To that end of Skyler as a broken down woman smoking cigarettes in her shitty little apartment - I figure the house and car wash were seized thus her near poverty.  But, as a practical person, wouldn't she, or you, or I, or anyone with half of a brain had moved some of that cash stowed in the storage building to a…

Magnets, bitch!

To Donna Bowman:  Thanks for it all.  And what obscure discipline do you teach? And do you still think 'Breaking Bad' is "… a horrible, horrible name for a TV show"?

Also how matter-of-factly the FBI convoy accepted the scene of a chemical spill for the reason they stopped on the bridge.  "Well, I suppose we'd better turn around.".

Well it is a perfect environment for an adopted child, I guess.

Mr & Mrs Smith + Silence of the Lambs = The Blacklist.   The producers must think that strapping a bomb on a child makes for good television.

@ Tim Isola  -  And, of course, you're a genius for observing that.

I think Walt is hurrying home because Jesse didn't show up at the car wash.  In the first episode Future Walt breaks into the house and it didn't look burned up then.

Nice.

Seconded.

Turn on your CC, dipshit.