The Image crossover is where everyone feels they jumped the shark, but that might just be because everyone hates Liefeld.

Yeah, early on he was almost the villain to Harada. Kind of still is really.

They're called The Vine now, and more or less resemble the Shadows from Babylon 5. They're around though.

Rake at the Gates of Hell was just so perfect it should be iconic, but i'm totally okay w/it being more of a cult thing.

There's that too.

They showed up at dawn and he was there at night - eight hours shall we say? And Walt is probably the most wanted criminal on the planet at this point.

I wish they had gone ahead and made the record. What a trip that would be…

We'll probably find out the logistics soon, but obviously he paid someone in town a fuckton of loot to drive him to his house and then to somewhere he could get a car.

There's an auto-record function, and they have his voice on tape to cross reference.

I'm surprised people aren't talking more about him - he could take Walt's loot whenever he wanted, and instead risks life and freedom once a month for the money he's gonna get anyway…out of sympathy?

I became friends w/someone who smacked me around in junior high on there.

He's as integral to the meth cooking as Jesse is. Without him around they would have no idea what was going on in the lab.

It's really impossible to imagine him walking away at this point, isn't it?

He'd be in medical quarantine the whole time.

It's funny, I was wondering where I saw her previously…she was Door on the BBC adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere!

Shooting Drew Sharpe was entirely his initiative. Playing the innocent is simply whats expected of him, and the persona that offers him the most returns. He has his rage, and were gonna see it next week.

@disqus_eAFbpOpr9U:disqus : Good point, but it's doubtful they'd keep the footage that long.

Another option. That would explain why he was more aggressive in dismissing Walt, that knowledge would sting.

So Jaded!

"Phil, you're bleeding! Wait, is this motor oil?"