Hmm. Unstable enough to shoot him down like that? I don't know, this wasn't the first time Mike underestimated Walt, but it is the last.

Does he try to dispose of Mike's body along with the car? He can't just leave Mike there. Todd's on call and is pliable, so maybe he can help!

Does he try to dispose of Mike's body along with the car? He can't just leave Mike there. Todd's on call and is pliable, so maybe he can help!

Yeah a bit of revisionist history by Mike.

Yeah a bit of revisionist history by Mike.

I don't even want to look at the YouTube comments for this one. My faith in humanity can't take another shaking.

I don't even want to look at the YouTube comments for this one. My faith in humanity can't take another shaking.

I did laugh at the top-rated comment: "Nailed it."

I did laugh at the top-rated comment: "Nailed it."

The quality of mercy is not you.

The quality of mercy is not you.

Paul has been killing it again this season. Watching the dinner scene was like biting on tinfoil, it was that painfully awkward. Kudos to Anna Gunn as well for her drunken rebellion against Walt. I loved how she clanked the bottle against the glass for that last pour before leaving the table, staring defiantly at Walt…

Paul has been killing it again this season. Watching the dinner scene was like biting on tinfoil, it was that painfully awkward. Kudos to Anna Gunn as well for her drunken rebellion against Walt. I loved how she clanked the bottle against the glass for that last pour before leaving the table, staring defiantly at Walt…

I liked this episode better than last week's. Train heists are fun but it's the character interaction that really makes BB go.

I liked this episode better than last week's. Train heists are fun but it's the character interaction that really makes BB go.

Nah I'm thinking Walt will get a Gus-like send-off should he die violently. Omar's death came through a far different confluence of circumstances, showing how small, petty and meaningless life on the streets can be.

Nah I'm thinking Walt will get a Gus-like send-off should he die violently. Omar's death came through a far different confluence of circumstances, showing how small, petty and meaningless life on the streets can be.

I must be naive as Jesse, because even after everything Walt's done his Gray Matter story made me feel a little sorry for him. "This business is all I have" was glaringly manipulative but Walt does sell pathetic very well.

I must be naive as Jesse, because even after everything Walt's done his Gray Matter story made me feel a little sorry for him. "This business is all I have" was glaringly manipulative but Walt does sell pathetic very well.

Beautifully put.