MOONCHILD!

MOONCHILD!

WHO CLEANS THE CLEANER?

WHO CLEANS THE CLEANER?

I realize that this is probably an unpopular opinion, but Walt's reaction to Mike's murder made me care for him for the first time in forever. It was one of the most villainous acts he's ever committed, yet for a moment I thought I saw his walls of rationalization, his months of denial, shudder, perhaps even break.…

I realize that this is probably an unpopular opinion, but Walt's reaction to Mike's murder made me care for him for the first time in forever. It was one of the most villainous acts he's ever committed, yet for a moment I thought I saw his walls of rationalization, his months of denial, shudder, perhaps even break.…

Why would someone watch Newsroom?

Why would someone watch Newsroom?

That was indeed amazing.

That was indeed amazing.

I'm pretty sure that in a previous episode Mike specifically said that several of his dudes knew Walt and Jesse's faces and names.

I'm pretty sure that in a previous episode Mike specifically said that several of his dudes knew Walt and Jesse's faces and names.

This may be the first time that Walt is entirely incapable of rationalizing the blood on his hands.

This may be the first time that Walt is entirely incapable of rationalizing the blood on his hands.

Walt also said that everybody wins…

Walt also said that everybody wins…

How does killing Mike get Walt the names? Killing Mike made no sense, even if he were the only one with the names.

How does killing Mike get Walt the names? Killing Mike made no sense, even if he were the only one with the names.

Walt has killed many people directly and indirectly, but he seemed to realize with this one that his actions were completely unnecessary and fueled entirely by pride. I think something broke inside Walt tonight. There was no sudden surge of pride over defeating his enemy, just the burn of seeing himself clearly.

Walt has killed many people directly and indirectly, but he seemed to realize with this one that his actions were completely unnecessary and fueled entirely by pride. I think something broke inside Walt tonight. There was no sudden surge of pride over defeating his enemy, just the burn of seeing himself clearly.