I thought it was Gus showing to Walt that he *was* right and that he couldn't replace him with somebody who simply goes through the steps robotically, but at the same time demonstrating that he'll kill him without batting an eye if push comes to shove.

I just watched this episode for the first time and Holy Balls is it intense. How is this NOT an A+? The final scene and the bell stuff was just incredible.

*raises hand* My college cable already had Fox Soccer (it's a cable service created from a DirecTV feed, so when we have storms and shit the service still goes out) so so I watched it, and I have it on DirecTV at home, too.

Eh, it caught me completely by surprise. I figured she was going to bomb on Conan and break out into violent vomiting while the rest of the gang laughed at how hard she crashed and burned.

I think that was what he was going for. Dennis had no idea what was going on and was truly perplexed as to how Dee's crass, unfunny bullshit was finding an audience. He was basically every reasonably intelligent person after watching Dane Cook stand-up.

While I could've used more Frank and Charlie, Kaitlin's physical comedy was on point as always, and I just love when they harp on Dennis' sociopathic need to control everything. And that ending, ROFL.