He also needed to let Marie know that Hank was dead in some definitive way. Much crueler to have her never know what happened to him. Taking the blame for everything let Sky off the hook with Marie, and left them both a support system — the family more or less in tact, just minus him and Hank.

I was following Aaron Paul's live tweeting. Which was funny, because he only sent like 3 tweets and they were all during commercials. He was as riveted as the rest of us.

Yeah, I think he's a front line guy, but I've always seen him as a good soldier.

Getting the ricin off Jesse (deftly) and the pot most recently, taking care of business when Ted almost killed himself (and sticking around after that happened), keeping Kuby in check instead of heading to Mexico with Walt's stash—he was the voice of reason.

Good point. But plausibility is one thing, being true to character is another. That is one thing this show has always done well. This is a drastic departure for a loyal and smart player. I feel bad for Huell and his casually discarded arc.

Thank you! That is much more succinct than I put it, but it suspended my suspension of disbelief. He's a master pickpocket, a trusted employee, smart enough to not take TOO much of the kingpin's dough. He's a bright guy…don't think a picture of some brains would cause him to cave. And you are right, his boss did…

I have been accused of appearing unemotional. Last night for an hour all I could say, repeatedly, was "I'm very upset."

But it's got Gale!

How does anyone else not know about this sting? I mean the DEA? They can't track Walt's phone without help, Gomie is at least on the job and SOMEONE has to know where they are and what they are doing. Right? RIGHT?

I think he realized that when he Hank showed up.

What is up with Huell rolling so easy? He always came across as smarter than that to me. Ok, so he sees a picture of Jesse with his brains blown out - he's being showed it by the DEA! You can't tell me Huell doesn't ask for his—or any lawyer and just spills his guts. He didn't even appear to be that rattled. I'm not…

Is it possible the 14yo has a bed-wetting problem and not a budding fetish?

And yes, if the show doesn't ever say anything about it, that means I was wrong. That's what "We will see," means.

Again, I'm not interested in arguing, but thanks for the invitation. This isn't what I do for fun.

Flynn's car was parked on the curb during the time-lapse scene when Walt was on the bathroom floor. I think Skyler was whispering as not to wake him up.

For some reason I can't reply to a reply. I don't think "they" blindfolded her. I think it was her idea so she doesn't know where the lab is — as far as "they" know.

I was raising a point. I'm really not interesting in arguing, but thanks for the invitation.

Hazel, like blue and green are recessive to brown. Especially the dark brown of Walt Jr.'s eyes. Again, we will see. But I'm not the first one to raise the question.

And no worries about the "dude." Common mistake online.

Didn't ignore it, just don't think it's so frequent as to explain it in this case.