Yeah it's not like he's Jimmy Carter or something.

Scott: Who was that guy putting his finger in my mouth?

@avclub-ca6cb47da12090ffd2470daf51f71be1:disqus Fuck the masses.

lol this guy probably has aspergers.

Someone really needs to get Netflix to change their ordering. That episode packs such an emotional punch that's just removed if you think there are another four episodes to go.

@avclub-72085404bc24959bbd79392bc8ad27d0:disqus According to Wikipedia his full name is featured in the 2000 video game, which is a thing that exists.

Gilligan has been quite open in saying that he intends to develop the pilot with Peter Gould and then, should it be picked up, help to map out the first season before taking a more hands-off supervising role and leaving Gould to run the show.

I've never set foot in America and I love it.

Pedant alert: While his job wasn't revealed until the finale, it was revealed a long time before that that his first name is Jeff, and that his full name is Jeffrey Dexter Boomhauer III.

It was still the last episode to be produced though, so it counts as the proper finale in story terms.

It seems to be rarely appreciated when critics discuss the show but the first 4 seasons (especially season 3) took an incredibly ambitious approach to long-term character development in a way that I'm not sure I've seen on any other sitcom, animated or otherwise.

"Hey Bobby, how about we go see that new science fiction movie. I hear it's got special effects".

Anger management teacher: I know a lot of you thought you wouldn't make it to graduation, but you have. Well… not all of you. As much as it pains me, I have to fail Big Jim. I mean, he died of anger. My hands are tied.

"and this is coming from a guy who grinned throughout The Red Wedding"

It is so perfect that that's the song Hank chose to play six times in a row. I can't even explain why, it just is.

I'm not normally a fan of the whole Youtube autotune phenomenon, but this reworking of Boomhaeur's meaning of life speech from season 3 is genuinely one of the greatest things ever:

Bobby: (gestures to steak) Well dad, it looks like this is the last one.
Hank: Oh, you're just getting started, Bobby. You'll be grilling your whole life.
Bobby: Just like you.
Hank: Yep.
Bobby: Yep.

They did literally support the Nazis in the early 30s.

Hey guys, wouldn't it be funny if the Buzzfeed article was just a load of stuff tangentially related to the 90s?

I'm just going to come out and say it: I liked that film.