My local station has been naming storms for years, this really isn't anything new.

My local station has been naming storms for years, this really isn't anything new.

Better than most summer blockbusters?  Talk about damning with faint praise.

Were you here during the season?  After every episode, half of the comments were afraid that the next one would be the one where the writers' 24 roots finally showed, and Carrie wound up torturing Brody with a towel to stop a nuke or something.  I think Homeland fans are just a pessimistic lot.

That class schedule had French and Economics classes on it, so unless Brock is a genius, it's a red herring.

Eh, speak for yourself.  I know for a fact that Michael Jordan is in my mom's 5 Passes list (as in, the 5 people she's allowed to break her marriage vows for).  Confidence is the key- that, or 6 NBA rings.

There are still a lot of loose ends.  Hank's got to know that whomever killed Gus has inherited an entire drug industry.  He's so invested in this case, I don't think he's going to sit back and ignore the pipe bomb.  Jesse has to wonder what happened to his ricin cigarette, since that's a lot of coincidences to happen…

Jeez, what's with all your insulting comments?  It's a TV show, not the Holocaust.

I read an interview where Gilligan said karma was an unspoken character in the show.  I'm not sure I see it, but I would definitely say that the show's style is almost a character in of itself.  Many shows would have their protagonist accidentally kill someone as a result of a series of mishaps; Walter White downs a…

I called exactly that, I just missed the flower connection: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

I called exactly that, I just missed the flower connection: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

Apparently math skills and sarcasm-detection skills aren't correlated.

I can't see Walt murdering the kid, but I can see him substituting the ricin for a less-dangerous analogue (with science!)  If he could invent a substance that looks identical to ricin but only causes a bad flu, I'm sure he would deploy it.

I figured they might have more stored away somewhere (what's the point
of the laundromat if they keep everything under the floor?) but that the basement money is the quickest/cleanest to get.  Walt doesn't have the time to wait around for money to be transferred into cash without raising flags, so he went for the…

Yeah, if I were her I would have just paid the bill on Ted's behalf.  He might be suspicious or think it was an administrative screw up, but he wouldn't dig his own grave.

Honestly, it might be easier for him to get back without two bleeding and sick men raising alarms.  I know they changed the law to say you need a passport now, but he's clearly American and every time I've been through the border they only check coming back to the U.S.  If he says he went south on a bus and didn't…

As long as Mad Men airs an episode by May, it'll be eligible.

According to the timestamps, you're the asshole.

I've never known the name of that symbol, have only been to Arizona once, and even I knew what you were talking about immediately.  It's like the Southwestern equivalent of the butterfly tattoo on the shoulder blade.