No love for Saul's "but deep down, he loves me" line? That was amazing.

I don't think it's "everyone can be corrupted", I think it's just that in the pursuit of goals everyone can be guilty of cognitively dissonancing away the less morally upstanding actions in favour of an outcome that is better for their intended audience. The "greater good" concept.

Gilligan said fans will get a definitive end and not one open to massive interpretation. Basically stating that it won't be a Sopranos.

I find that predictions are useless with this show, but I'm going to have a crack…

Didn't work for me either first few times

lol @ this only hitting me now

HOLY FUCKING SHIT

Won't that likely come back with a vengeance through the "other parties" that Walt has passed his product onto? And that's a burgeoning problem from Lydia's appearance at the car wash?

AV Club gave True Blood finale a D?

That's the second largest number of monkeys in a movie title I've ever seen!

That's the second largest number of monkeys in a movie title I've ever seen!

*golf clap building to thunderous applause*

Not being familiar with the song, I actually suspected it might have been made up for the show - not unlike the Heisenberg rap (lol) but I correctly reassessed and decided Gilligan (or other bright sparks) had rightly saved it for this moment.

Not being familiar with the song, I actually suspected it might have been made up for the show - not unlike the Heisenberg rap (lol) but I correctly reassessed and decided Gilligan (or other bright sparks) had rightly saved it for this moment.

Sounds good! Loved Baraka.

Sounds good! Loved Baraka.

It's not bad by any stretch of the imagination but it's the weakest of the three. I'd struggle to give it higher than a B+.

It's not bad by any stretch of the imagination but it's the weakest of the three. I'd struggle to give it higher than a B+.

Two out of three ain't bad, Nolan.

Two out of three ain't bad, Nolan.