Plenty of great shows will continue past May 17. The Americans, Better Call Saul, Game of Thrones, CSI: Cyber …

And don't forget Freddy's "zipper symphony".

Those early California scenes were just amazing. Watching Jon Hamm become Dick Whitman with just his facial mannerisms was when I realized how great an actor he really is.

Sex in marriage is important? Since when?

NEVER FORGET

I just about fell over when I read that she was played by the Karate Kid's mother.

And then Bert died watching the moon landing.

He really needs to keep an eye on his kid.

It's interesting that some of the so-called "darkest" shows ever made are also some of the funniest, such as Mad Men, The Sopranos, and The Wire.

Well, nothing I ever tweet in my entire life will ever get its own article on the AV Club, so he must be doing something right.

Man, someone high up at FX really loves this show, despite the ratings.

Also, Bob Odenkirk is killing it in his new drama series.

You believe in God? What kind of Soviet-era communist are you?!

Actually, Mr. Green was the only one in all the endings who didn't kill anyone.

David seems like he would be insufferable to hang out with in person. Plus I'm not a recreational drug user so he'd probably have no use for me.

2014: "A spinoff of Breaking Bad sounds like a terrible idea."

Yes, that character was supposed to be a terrible, wooden actor, so Affleck would be first on my casting list as well.

Like Roger Sterling has ever eaten a vegetable in his life. The closest you get are the olives in your martinis.

Aw, man! I want to see this now!

Book 3 is generally considered the best book in the series.