I fucking hate Jack.

Every time I see Todd I have the urge to say, "Time for the big game!"

IMy heart broke when Andrea went outside. In my head I was screaming, "Shut the door!" because my voice couldn't work. However, iff they killed Brock instead I'm pretty sure I would've turned off my tv, left the house, and just walked, never looking back

What in the world makes Andrea a bitch?

Salon does amazing reviews of Mad Men though if that's any consolation

Holly Mama It's Chocolate!

Someone's been watching The Godfather! "It's just business"

To be fair, he did have Hank telling him that he would be relatively safe in the legal department if he cooperated and said everything that he was involved in. He should've called Saul—-but not really, because Saul would've called Walt.

I couldn't disagree with you more. I think Jessie knows where he stood with the Neo-Nazis and Todd. He's able to hear a surprising amount of conversation so if he wasn't able to figure out what Todd wanted of him, I'm sure he would've heard one of the memebrs talk about how this rat was going to die after they figured…

They might as well stop grading the Breaking Bad episodes. Was this an A, in my opinion, yes. But it seems they use the scoring rubric for this show to apply to other shows that are so different in plot creation, character portrayals, and cinematography.

I really love Marie and hope that she's able to be present when Walt goes down or at least is shown when Gomie and Hank are found (hopefully!)

I personally would've preferred A Saul/Jessie movie that involves Saul referring to Jessie as "Old Yeller"

I love that this review talked about about tools and how the three main men (Walter, Todd, and Jessie) uses or becomes them at some point. I even liked the analysis of Walt's psyche. But, I didn't like the little attention that was given to Jessie. His breakdown to Andrea being executed (it seems that Walt's hope to…

Would that be Todd in this case?

I don't know…watching a prequel where he starts getting that Dojo membership seems more fantastic

I don't know why, but when Saul was told he had a roomate, my first happy thought was that it was Huell.

And now, I'm imagining Eddie in a silver wig with a dragon art collection. Damn you, Lux!

I too didn't see that until I read this review. As I was hearing Walt scream at Skylar, I was like, "You crazy, son of a bitch!" I was about to throw in my towel on Walt's character until I found this review. Avclub offers such great analysis of Breaking Bad that can completely change how you perceive and empathize…

I thought I had recorded this episode via TVR, but I guess I made a mistake. Luckily, I have no plans on going through the storm of emotions I just went through for a second time.

If they do a Saul Goodman prequel spin-off, I hope they get Lavell Crawford aka Huell to come back! :/ I want to know how someone like Saul finds someone like Huell and they decide that him being a bodyguard is the perfect job.