They said they haven't written Season 4 yet but the fact that they put the number for the national suicide prevention hotline number up at the very end tells me that he's not coming back.

It's good that he redeemed himself but the fact that he even did it in the first place tells me that Kim is literally the last thing keeping him from full blown Saul in BB and that's before he finds out about his brother's suicide. I think her accident was really eye opening about how hard she had been pushing herself…

I think Gus is just that obsessed with Hector going out on *his* terms which is why he was eyeing Nacho like that (which as a minor complaint, is a little much even for Gustavo Fring to pick up on THAT quickly).

I missed the very beginning of the episode and on the replay just saw the scene with the two of them as boys with Chuck reading to his little brother by lantern. God damn.

We always kinda knew hubris would be Chuck's downfall but I'm seeing a whole lot of posts on the internet (ok, on Reddit) celebrating his death the way Game of Thrones fans celebrated Ollie's making cheap "Roast Chuck" jokes and I gotta say even though he was a massive prick to his brother I just can't feel good about…

If Gus kills Nacho for coming inbetween his revenge plans on Hector I will not know how to process it.

As someone with major depressive issues, I've never warn a tie on my head, forgotten how to open a car door, needed help to be told how to pee, turn in scribbles on serious work to my boss at my job or laughed while watching the elevator door open and close.

That's definitely how it came across with Ethan Suplee and his wife in the casino.
"Is he ok?"
"I don't think he's ok."

Aww I can't read the phrase "down to clown" without thinking of Harris Wittels.

It could be the dirt! Like a roaming base.

It's kinda funny that I can accept an inter dimensional talking tree that is the manifestation of a one armed man's missing limb yelling support at a man who has been zapped from that dimension into another man's body to defeat his diminutive would be assassin more than I can that that freaking poor coffee fetching…

I don't know how anyone can watch that scene of Janey-E laying the fucking law down on Dickie Bennett and his scumbag friend last episode and still think she's a "shrill wife" or a "shrew" or whatever. She's bad ass.

Also Isabella Rossellini's defense of the backlash that Blue Velvet received as just being "sadomasochistic" especially with regards to her character and the amount of nudity and being the victim of violence the role involved:

But then ostensibly she would have been seeing those cold, dead eyes for the second time though, right? And if that was the last thing that happened between the two of them her response likely would have been "Yeah, I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around it but that's him." more than "That is not the Dale…

I think Jeremy Davies (that can't be the last we see of an actor of that quality, can it?) summed it up best: "Tough dame".

Oh shit, I didn't even realize. The Wild Horses are popping up everywhere lately.

Well that and up until that point all she had told him, Albert and Tammy was to go fuck themselves.

I missed the episode as it aired but if I'm watching an extended scene of a grown man doing a menial task at 3:00 in the morning I expect a god damn Frank Ocean album out of it.

We play Night Crawlers all the time!

This is very true.