Now that the NAACP is accepting membership from KKK members, I think all bets are off.

You too huh? I have my dream apartment in almost every possible respect - secure, dead center of town, across the street from work, rooftop access to the adjacent six or seven buildings for when I want to play batman - and all for half a grand a month w/most utilities.

It's okay, I'm not really a robot. But I do have a drinking problem along w/several other chemical dependencies.

They MASHed the hell out of that thing.

We've all been there. I think that happened to me in MW at least twice.

Also, the end of Cats Cradle.

RJ Mitte could read discussions like that and be heartbroken. Is there really any reason to point out the obvious?

Jesse is integral to his legacy. Nobody else is left alive to sermonize on the legend of Heisenberg.

I always wondered why screeners weren't quietly watermarked specifically to the party they got issued to. It would solve the occasional leak problem rapidly.

Well, she's gonna see Jesse's tape. But I doubt that's gonna make her wanna be friends.

It's been done - the recent debates in Portland about water fluoridation are a matter of public record.

Yeah, it was exactly the sort of sucker punch this show excels at - making perfect sense in hindsight but still shocking.

Here is a picture of Jesse hugging his favorite Domino's delivery guy.

Incidentally, that was a great review. Glad I didn't skip right to the comments the way I usually do.

Well, that's what happens when you kidnap Patti Davis.

In the S2 webisodes they broke into a house together…not canon I guess. Walt would have probably killed him by now if that was the case.

Okay, now it's obvious you're trolling. Just a little too far there.

Walt definitely knew the plane crash was all on him - remember when he tried to burn all his money by the pool as he contemplated the implications of the news? Denial kicked in later on of course.

There were what you would call minor peaks during his overall downward trajectory. Saving Jesse when he tried to gun down those dealers ("Run!") seemed unquestionably heroic and selfless, and he did a lot of bad stuff before then due to circumstance.

Public schools have prepared us for this kind of filth.