If you haven't seen THE TEN, you're missing some quintessential David Wain weirdness. I'd suggest skipping the animated sequence though - I feel like it completely kills the momentum of the movie.

Is that The Gentleman's Human Centipede?

Chuck Testa?

I don't understand the question, and I won't respond to it.

"Why would we need lights? It's day-time. Overcast, gloomy, depressing as shit day-time."

"No, we don't need another microphone - there's one inside that little hole in the camcorder. The acoustics in this alley are great!"

Did anyone else look at that photo and think it was Sam Rockwell?

Verbs are sexy. http://ronbelievable.tumblr…

Oh, did you go to Harvard? Because you haven't mentioned it in like three hours.

Icing on the cake is the rocking strains of The Black Keys giving way to "Roxanne".

There was also Walt's HUGE sigh of relief as soon as Jesse was out of sight, which wouldn't make sense if he hadn't just pulled one over on Jesse.

Especially since he didn't close any of the surveillance windows on the laptop before closing it. It's going to be a long ten months waiting for the next season.

@avclub-bc6a370435552949bcf7927a391bac45:disqus Ditto. And that's not the first time I've had that happen this season, which is a true credit to Vince & Co. - even when you know what's coming next, seeing it play out still manages to melt your face off. So to speak.

Acceptable.

You have to love that Ron face. http://ronbelievable.tumblr…

How is it possible they're described as a "power couple"?

The sooner he starts pretending this movie never happened, the better off he'll be.

Agreed. This was a little too "ABQ" for me.

I'm not sure what it was about @avclub-600a51b7602a94be94712bbf272284a2:disqus 's comment that got my wheels spinning, but I thought Gus stopping before getting in the car was a cheap and easy out. If Gus didn't do it, which could be possible, now I'm thinking that Gus hearing Jesse say that Brock was poisoned may…

Agreed. Kind of like the b&w openings from most of season 2. And like the plane crash at the end of season 2, this whole "Brock-gets-poisoned-and-is-in-the-hospital" thing seems a little out of left field for me.