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It really sounds like a teenage variation of Serpico, which I couldn't approve more of.

It really sounds like a teenage variation of Serpico, which I couldn't approve more of.

Louis Farrakhan presents Def Poetry Jam

Louis Farrakhan presents Def Poetry Jam

Pride has been the guiding motivator for every decision Walt's ever made.  Initially, it helped his craftsmanship.  But now, having taken the master craftsman out who was able to shield his own pride (save for his Achilles Heel of cartel vengeance), he's setting himself up for his own Icarus-too-close-to-the-sun…

Pride has been the guiding motivator for every decision Walt's ever made.  Initially, it helped his craftsmanship.  But now, having taken the master craftsman out who was able to shield his own pride (save for his Achilles Heel of cartel vengeance), he's setting himself up for his own Icarus-too-close-to-the-sun…

My call is Walt will save it for Mike.  He won't view Skyler as a real threat, just a pest.

My call is Walt will save it for Mike.  He won't view Skyler as a real threat, just a pest.

And homosexuality.

And homosexuality.

What sells it too is the quick, sharp cut to the opening credits, mid-beat and mid-close up on Walt's beaming smile, reveling in his own cromulence, take US out of it and reminding us, with Dave Porter's rich, earthy guitars, that there's a sickness bubbling underneath it all.

What sells it too is the quick, sharp cut to the opening credits, mid-beat and mid-close up on Walt's beaming smile, reveling in his own cromulence, take US out of it and reminding us, with Dave Porter's rich, earthy guitars, that there's a sickness bubbling underneath it all.

More like raging, narcissistic id.

More like raging, narcissistic id.

I've decided to replace the memories of my deceased father's voice with that of Mike.  Reminiscing about my childhood is exponentially more awesome.

I've decided to replace the memories of my deceased father's voice with that of Mike.  Reminiscing about my childhood is exponentially more awesome.

@olumide:disqus there might be more to it than that too…on a symbolic level, the only other time (to my recollection) that we have seen a Denny's is in S4E1, after they kill Gale and Victor gets iced.  Ever other public restaurant scene has been in a nondescript diner or likewise.  Them shooting specifically at a…

@olumide:disqus there might be more to it than that too…on a symbolic level, the only other time (to my recollection) that we have seen a Denny's is in S4E1, after they kill Gale and Victor gets iced.  Ever other public restaurant scene has been in a nondescript diner or likewise.  Them shooting specifically at a…

He'll show up, but only because Walt left him the GPS coordinates to a meth super lab for him to take over.  "Heisenberg could be anyone."