I had always assumed Huell WAS his last name.

I think this is just something that is going to haunt some driving scene on television for many years still. Considering getting those shots of Cranston driving that fast while talking on the phone would put him in real danger, and shooting him at a lower speed would look inconsistent, I think there wasn't really a…

Declan's guys were caught off guard (and possibly unarmed? I don't recall exactly). They didn't have the luxury of seeing them drive up and they certainly didn't get a "drop your guns or we'll kill you" warning.

That's it! You people have stood in my way long enough! I'm going to Dental Crown College!"

"Let's go sing at the orphanage!"
"For we've got hi….igh hopes…"

"The hardrive is crashing at an alarming speed!"
Also:
"This is the life we chose."

Yeah just read it at the libary tomorree.

But Homer draws it himself!

"No, it's already named after me."

¡Ai Chihuahua!

"What's taking that comet so long?"
(knock knock)
"There it is!"

Seeing all the bitching about the shootout makes me wonder what most people actually know about gunfights. When you factor in that there would be significant sun glare, a lot of dust/sand getting kicked up, it makes some sense that the Neo-Nazi's couldn't hit worth shit. Also, the kinds of weapons they were using have…

When he was in full Heisenberg mode in the first half of this season, he looked a lot cooler. The pork-pie hat and ray-bans, coupled with dark pants and shirt was a classy look. I think his shift back to his "Walter costume" is him attempting to leave Heisenberg behind and pretend to be his old self again.

I would be shocked if he didn't have some kind of fail-safe for if anyone else found his money.

Who's to say Saul wasn't part of the ruse in the first place? Might see far fetched, but it's not outside the realm of possibility that he's looking to dump Walt and Jessie, so pitting them against each other, with the help of Hank and Gomie, might be his gambit to get them out of his life without exactly violating…

That was dust from Hank's car, not smoke.

I felt like that last scene weirdly mirrored his receiving the news that his cancer had gone into remission. There would have, for Walt, been a sense of relief at being caught, much as there would be from dying of cancer.

I don't know, money they seized in a raid or something? I guess Gomez could have pulled some strings…

I just meant they were far more anti-capitalist and honest about how life sucks and a lot less "Jesus turned my insides into marshmallows!"

Not really. Haha. The Fluid of course, but they're no more. The Swayback are not too bad, the Photo Atlas…uh…BLKHRTS. The A-OKs are great if you like ska-core. Still, there's a lot of shit.