And a lifetime supply of Planters Peanuts.

Just watched it and that shot of Walt with his makeshift chemo, playing a joyless game of cards, is going to have a negative effect on my mood for the next 24 - 36 hours (seriously, between that and the Death Emmys, I'm very much in need of something hysterically comfortingly funny to fall asleep to.)

That ukelele version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow which either conjures up images of Baby Gap or Dr. Mark Green succumbing to a brain tumor.

Let us never forget that Saturday Night Live also gave the United States the very first look of the band whose legend would last a lunchtime, THE RUTLES.

I think he took her because she's his family. I don't think he ever considered that, had she the ability to say it, she would have told him she wanted to stay with her mommy and brother. Calling for mommy served to jolt him back into thinking clearly, hence the phone call and his attempt to provide Skyler with…

It's actually a play at Harvard's American Repertory Theater. Michael McKean's in it too, playing J.Edgar Hoover.

Walt didn't acknowledge the miranda; is it possible the exchange was recorded and will that maybe turn into an out for him? If someone survives to take him in, I mean.
Could have done without the hacky face-spitting but I suppose it had to happen. Still, I wish it had been Jessie taking a swing at him, or a kick, or…

It was a group of hip young people trying their hand at doing a roast like the cool older comics do. Hill was the funniest, only because he bought the best writers (possibly people who have previously been ON the dais.) Samberg was unfunny after the first few minutes.
It turns out that one of the most important…

My ringtone is; it's the only tone that sounds to me like "A Telephone Ringing." I miss a lot fewer calls since I changed to that ;-)

I have no interest in sports, enough of a lack of interest to NOT watch Keith's show, though I always liked him. Based on your review, however, I'm going to give it a try. Hell, maybe I'll be able to converse with the boss and the part-timer about sports a bit more.

Hank Schrader came up with the "Ticket Oak" concept for StubHub. (as well as many of the Geico ads.)

Walt / Jesse = Ice / Fire
An icey FIREarm
Ice sort of rhymes with RICE(in)

I was thinking if he'd gotten in the van it'd be Sil and Adriana all over again.

Hank Shrader was head of programming at Fox 2002-2003. It's HIS signature on the order to cancel 'Firefly.'
He also hated 'Malcolm in the Middle' and sent anonymous hate mail to the actor who played the father.

hICEnberg

Not an original thought but I wonder now if it was suicide. Not that he'd know when or how, only 'some time.'
On the other hand, I'm hoping he'll pull a Han Solo at some point next season and swoop on in to save the night.

Last scene of the show: We see Walt stretched out on a lounge chair, reading. Naked. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere, in the Alps…

I still miss Eggs every Sunday night.

If for hundreds of years sunlight has been a major thing to be afraid of as it burned folks like me to a crisp before we then exploded into goo, and I had no knowledge at all about how long whatever was making me able to be out and about in it might last or what might cause it to end which could really be ANYTHING…

Since he buried it close by (relatively,) I was thinking that SOMEONE with GPS (i.e pretty much ANYONE  in law enforcement) is going to see those numbers and notice a connection, having seen similar numbers themselves on a regular basis (or at least enough times.)
*I don't have GPS so I'm hoping what I wrote is…