OH MAN Tigh has been a gorilla this whole time? This explains everything.

I'm perfectly aware that critics get screeners, and that it is common to review based on them, hence my j/k. You seem to be taking it rather serious for a :P j/k, but okay.

But all the Grey Matter stuff was *details* of events and shaping influences, which can come as they come. We already had a well-drawn picture of Walt's *character*, his wounded pride, his insecurity, his intelligence, his complicated relationship to his family. I agree the father connection was a nice touch added…

The key is probably that he's handled a lot of weapons *in the past*, but hasn't for some time, especially not with the known intent of actually killing someone with it (rather than just for self-defense).

Chuck's face, I assume :) I can just imagine Mike's eyebrows-only-slightly-raised shrug at Jimmy running up to him waving a cell phone in his face haha.

You forgot the quotation marks around "harmful" :P

saying "BREAKING BAD SPOILERS" and then talking is probably sufficient :)

Only watched half the episodes for review? LAZY! :P j/k…although I suspect if not for bullshit business competition reasons you'd'a just held off for that extra day to look at all 8…

Wooah, I'm not sure i can handle this review. This is like, even more intense than the episode haha.

Nothing actually spoiler-y, but here's some book talk:

Bill didn't leave it. Her ex-husband has been stalking the both of them, knows Jake is "up to something", and wants to cast him as a creep. He had broken into the house before Sadie got there, and led her into the basement so she would find the tape.

A performance worthy of Percy Wetmore or Ted Talbot Jr.

BJK could use a little more training with the acting, but it was still nice to see her :) She tweeted a bit of training with Forrest Wheeler - that kid's got a real arm!

I don't know much about Tennis but couldn't you place it exactly based on the Tennis match?

Yeah I really liked Evan changing up his schtick a bit. The buttface line, and then going hardcore addict, was great.

I remember, like, 1 week after I see a pack of Pogs for the first time at Toys R Us, having never heard of them before, I walk outside for recess and just feel like there's at least 20 games going on all along the pavement.

I complain about the kid acting on this show, but it is nice to see they've figured out how to use Eddie's gang fairly well. Let them hang around throwing out goofy lines and they can be pretty damn funny.

Hey, what's with the Community title!

"[Informal - North American]" means people don't give a shit what it means anymore haha.

Honestly, if there's nothing to pitch, just explain there's nothing to pitch, it's just a good dramatic show. The people who are into that will understand what you mean and be interested, and most people won't. That's life!