AWWW YEAH! Serious contemplation of terrible ideas that only get us further from employment. We may well cross the event horizon itself!

Yes! Oh God, with the exaggerated OK and just the whole nine. In fact, I was going to reference it, but I couldn't remember what the hell they were saying. haha. It took about ten times of them repeating it in the movie before I could finally resolve "Hear the engines roar now."

IT'S NOT A PEJORATIVE YOU DUMBFUCK

Anyone who didn't choke up during that speech at the end of the episode is probably some kind of monster, quite frankly. Rory's just so earnest and sums up so well how much has gone on during the course of the series in general and how much these characters mean, not only to each other, but to us.

And a merry … to you, sir!

I noticed this late, but I was just making a Community reference. I can very much understand your actual response.

But for real though.  At least I found out about War on the Horizon from this comment section!  Hopefully they'll let me join up if I'll pass on some of my white secrets or something.

That is true of a "Sick, sick person" in the most literal sense, who was dealing with multiple complex issues unassisted, would most certainly enjoy hearing that they haven't been making it all up in their head and that they really do have problems that might lead to some sort of help, or at least enough understanding…

((IF YOU MADE IT THIS FAR AND DIDN'T EXPECT ANY MORE SPOILERS YOU'RE PROBABLY KINDA DUMB))

That's how you're supposed to eat it!  I wish I could cook it less! 

Treme is better than the Wire.

Posting regular ol stupid "FIRST POST" was a thing for a while (usually followed by several people wishing cancer, AIDS or cancerAIDS on the poster).

Yeah, that's just movies and stuff.  It's kinda stupid, but it's easy for me to blow off even in terrible things that I'm nitpicking for a dozen other reasons, let alone in something as great as Breaking Bad.

It never occurs to Jack that Walt might seek revenge other than the part where he has a long talk with him about how he needs to know this is going to be cool or else it's going to become a problem he has to deal with.

Jakevol2, she was an imaginary waitress. 

I see it happen in her eyes right before she says "I'm sorry."  There's a flash of "Holy shit, this is your game?  I'll play that one." 

I was one of those the first time around, tbh, though I'd like to think I would have gotten it a second time.

Once again, just some brilliant and thoughtful insight.  It's so good to see people who have a solid argument.

Going to Saul for a hitman?  BZZT!  WRONG ANSWER!  That's what the kids call Epic Fail.

POP WHAT, MAGNITUDE?!