I WTFed at this too. I can only assume that they meant C, not UNIX.

Cliff's objections aren't petty. First, you have to keep control of your firm's image; Cliff simply can't afford to have some loose cannon doing who knows what and slapping his firm's name on it. Second, emotional commercials like that, while effective, carry the connotation of the type of "ambulance chaser" lawyer…

If it involves feeling like you're not actually good at what you do and wondering if you'd ever be a good fit anywhere, I hear ya.

Question: Of course we know that both Mike and Kaylee will survive to Breaking Bad, but did we ever see Kaylee's mom in that series? I'm trying to remember, but can't.

I'm hoping he won't. Clearly, Kim will be happiest with that swank partner track which is clearly what she's wanted for a long time. Not being inevitably fucked over by Jimmy (or possibly even killed, when his underworld connections come home to roost).

I remember thinking Ellsworth seemed like a good guy too up until the end.

I thought it was a church or something?

There's actually already a Fountainhead movie, made in 1949:

I still think that the two plots are going to dovetail together at some point, with catastrophic results. I mean, think about it. Everyone's mad at Jimmy for running a commercial without permission, but none of them know he's been dealing with actual underworld figures. At some point, Jimmy's going to be dragged into…

That scene still makes me feel a little sick to my stomach when I think about it.

The Salamancas were also pretty unambiguously evil, but they'd all been taken out already by the finale. The Nazis were basically replacement Salamancas. The notable exception that pushes them over the line, of course, is that they actually killed people we cared about, instead of just constantly making us worry that…

Oh, he's definitely not off the hook. But they're the ones who actually did those things (and didn't even care, to boot). Plus, they were Nazis. There was absolutely nothing about those guys that wasn't absolutely repulsive. They were scum, and needed to be taken down.

I doubt (and hope) that that's not the case. Like I said before, once Kim finds out about Jimmy's connections to the underworld, I expect she'll run away from him pretty fast. Kim's not stupid.

She's been a positive figure *so far*, but she also hasn't had to deal with anything near the type of situation that Skyler had.

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MRA people are the worst.

Nope, but I did notice another of those mints on the floor on my way out, so apparently he'd been spending all day waiting on customers at Taco Bell like it was a fancy French restaurant serving wine for $20 a glass.

I just went to the local Taco Bell last week and there was a new guy working there I hadn't seen before, very young, very eager looking. After I ordered, he actually brought my food to my table, *with a mint on it*, then he actually offered to bring the sauces to me. Then, when I was done, he actually came to my table…

Posting from the future here (using my trusty GrapefruitOfDeathBook Pro), I'm wondering: why didn't you guys ever cover the series finale? It'd be cool to hear what you thought of that crazy plot twist where the Traveler turns out to be scheming to put Wesley Crusher in charge of Vancouver. Not to mention Captain…

As it turns out, your interpretation is actually mentioned on the joke's Wikipedia page, although someone has put a [citation needed] tag on it.