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Gueuze Lambic
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@avclub-1079a398bd93c75a38b50c1def45d0e9:disqus Well they don't want people thinking they're a black zombie show!

@avclub-eac75edc18b8546c46893fe4b75ab995:disqus I Dream Of Jeannie would like a word with you.

The worst was when Dex and Ghost Harry went into Saxon's kill room.

Alternate theory: cocaine is a hell of a drug.

It was kind of a pointless reference.  It was like Dennis Miller on Monday Night Football all over again.

It was violins?  I'm remembering it as heavily chorused guitar and sax, like something from a Lethal Weapon score.  I'm too afraid to go check.

"I think the thing I'm going to take most from this episode is trying to
figure out how her pot use will play into the final two episodes."

Hank: "But Walt didn't know the van didn't have GPS.  So we need to trick him into thinking it does."

Somebody get Tobin Bell on the phone.

The Deb/Quinn reunion was bad enough, but that music.  Holy shit, that music.

For that kid he shot: "Bicycle Race"

The other guys have so many guns, they run out of ammo first.

He's not exactly the guy playing the waiter at the Mexican restaurant.  I'm pretty sure he'd have access to the script.

"Wow, it's hot out here in the desert.  I got all sweaty.  Thanks for packing that red shirt for me to change into, hon.  Make sure not to delete Boardwalk Empire from the DVR before I get home."

I've been wearing the same underwear since the series premiere, although mostly out of laziness.

You missed a lot of walking, then.

"The stink flipped around and now my soap smells like dirty vag" wasn't the worst joke ever.

Maybe if Skyler were more bird-like, sure.

I think it would be fine.  See @avclub-ccc36675ce8d7286aff56ecccb53d0a5:disqus 's comment above.  The opening scene is a pretty bit of exposition about the show's universe.

Chef is a job title, not a description.