i went to the show in san francisco and the lineup was pretty similar, except for mimi & phiphi (we got willam & detox instead).

"trust me, i'm smarter than you"

love this episode. i really enjoy how it completely focuses on richie & patrick, with no secondary storyline to detract from it. not to mention the beauty of san francisco that's on full display here.

i'm still eh about patrick, but the final few minutes with him and richie is very well done.

lmaooo. oh well, congrats to her for the role though (however minor it is).

this episode and the last should've been joined together. i'm really bored with the governor as a character. ok he's nuts, we get it. :\

hmph i'm not sure what to think about this episode. i'm ok with the governor as a villain in season 3, but i'm kinda bored with him already.

"painting the town beige"

i hope that we see carol again some day. it's rather annoying that we see a lot of character development with carol in the past few episodes only to see her go. not to say it's not the right decision necessarily, but it's still :\

and the best selling r&b female group of all time

the scene with the story & knives 101 was great. i like that they're starting to develop carol a little more.

herpes

no, jesse's future is not that bright. he probably can't hide or run away (no $ as far as i remember).

gotta say, the ending was pretty satisfying. all the loose ends were tied and that closing shot was perfect.

i wonder if the whole series is an elaborate attempt to discourage people to visit/move to miami.

so hannah is wanted, right? but she didn't even bother dying/cutting her hair, putting on a wig, changing her appearance? i mean something, anything.

i hollered when skyler took that knife and started defending herself

so hannah showed up at a hospital with no disguises and checked in with harrison's real name.

i knew something was gonna go bad as soon as hank had that conversation with marie. i think he's a goner.

the ending is just perfect