Good ol' Todd Van Der Werff did a great job poking a sleeping bear and sparking white-nerd rage.

"I wonder if it would be suspicious if I mailed Louis these coupons for 2-for-1 minute rice … "

Ugh. I have to stop reading these comments. This sounds way too plausible a prediction.

It's a testament to the writer's really having confidence in the audience and their own instincts.

I thought stealing the paper clip, practicing picking locks devising a way to reach and open a hatch that was 15 ft above him with little more than a bucket and some blankets actually took a lot of ingenuity.

I could have easily  watched three or four more episodes of a impotent, haggard Walter White, cutting out newspaper clippings, mouthing the dialogue of Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium and hobbling back and forth in a cabin in a coal miner onesie (the kind with a hatch in the back).

I just realized: All Betsy Brandt got to do in this episode is look sad for half a second, right?

"Two copies?"

I'm fucking sick and tired of these PC-Hollywood liberal fairy-maries constantly bitching and whining about political censorship in America.

I think Roseanne might have been the first show to knock The Cosby Show out of it's #1 spot on Thursdays after years of dominance.

I've heard they have no shortage of brilliant people, but the creative is lead by a very small brain trust (Brad Bird, Lasseter, Stanton etc.).

I would love to know how bad the state of the film actually was. Delaying a release and halting the production on other films is a very expensive decision.

Can't speak for All in the Family.

Um, you just did. Stop being passive aggressive and projecting onto others when it's obvious you want to complain about how white people are depicted in various media.

I remember watching Avenue Q with my wife (she's White, I'm Chinese) and she found the character of Christmas Eve a little offensive. Honestly, I was fine with it, because even though the character had stereotypical characteristics, she also had a great solo, funny lines, and an actual personality. The character…

Remember when Todd stared creepily at the tarantula in the jar?

What's so impressive about this show is that even though you know you should expect the worse it still kills you when 'the worse' actually happens.

After Walt drowns Holly in an airport sink to put her out of her misery, his oncologist calls. It turns out he was reviewing Wally Whitte's diagnostic results and medical records for the past year and a half, not Walter White's. Turns out good old Walt was fine all along!

I thought he got suspended for putting the moves on the principal.

It's been tough for me sympathize with Walt's for a while now. Since halfway through season 4 he's done nothing but put his own ego and pride before everyone else and blame all his problems on everything other than himself.