"Okay. Ryan, you told Toby that Creed has a distinct old man smell?"

"It sounds odd to say about an episode that climaxes with the Headless
Horseman firing a machine gun, but there is a surprising amount of
restraint in the script."

Friends, we may have a surprise hit on our hands.

I miss FRINGE. I'm hoping this will be the next FRINGE.

Yeah, when you think about that scene in "Buried" (episode 10) where Uncle Jack and his gang descend on Declan's lair and kill everyone, in retrospect we know the writers were setting them up to be the antagonists.

"Now does he feel

"Let me speak to the unknowing world how these things came to be."

Yes.

Walt Junior's moment of heroism in that scene was the only part of this episode that wasn't agonizing.

Yeah, Walt knew the police were listening and wanted them to know that Skyler was not an accomplice.

So, the picture is there to remind him of what will happen to the people he cares about if he tries to escape?

How about the scene where Skyler says, "Where's Hank? Where's Hank?"

Yeah, I just sat there numb through the whole episode. Undeniably a great hour of television, but almost unbearable.

"You're the smartest guy I ever met. And you're too stupid to see, he made up his mind ten minutes ago."

If you need something to tide you over, Sepinwall's review is up already:

Now that would be a show worth watching. The gritty story of a team of writers who thought they could replicate the genius of "Breaking Bad."

{SPOILERS} Everyone gets emmys

Did anyone see Breaking Bad tonight? Unbelievable.

Bender, this news is fantastic.

or a major one