People always say this when they really just don't like suspense in a show. They can't deal with their own anxiety.

Well said. The McCoy family offering condolences "on behalf of the boosters and the entire Panther organization" was pretty shameless, and Matt's reaction was perfect, especially as, like you said, it showed how much he's coming apart. I have to wonder if they'd have bothered showing up with their gigantic basket if…

Gracie Belle
seems evil. Planned antagonist for a sixth season that didn't get made?

Tami's advice
Did anyone else wonder if Tami was telling the truth when she told Becky the advice she'd give her daughter? Would she support Julie having an abortion? I sometimes think I could live my life by the mantra, "What would Tami Taylor do?" (especially after the masterful way she handled Glenn's drunken kiss)…

@Not With A Bang: "Also, Vince Gill and Vince Gilligan are the same person."
@realmike15: "I'm glad Vince Gill is concerned with leaving on a high note…"

I really liked that re. Saul's loyalty. A little surprised that Mike the Cleaner bought it. Yay.

"Even if Fring does buy that it's an accident"

"his call tonight to off Gale seemed almost over-the-top foolish"

My father and some assorted douchebags I know routinely sneer at any mention of television. "Puhhhh" they scoff. I get nasty though. Boy, do I get nasty.

Oh and then, Fring would have ordered a hit on the 2 drug dealers, feigning outrage over the murder of Jesse, and cementing their kingpin bond. That's how it WOULD have played out had not Walter fucking owned the shit out of those parasites.

It seems incredibly obvious to me… Jesse was turning into a major liability to Fring, and Fring is a master manipulator of situations, of playing off of people's deepest motivations. Gus played this situation perfectly by saying "no more kids," then after the meeting ordering the 2 drug dealers to kill the kid. He…

AND I ALSO WANNA POINT OUT THAT THAT WAS THE MOST INCREDIBLE VEHICULAR HOMICIDE I HAVE EVER SEEN IN ANY TV SHOW OR MOVIE. ABSOLUTELY FUCKING AMAZING AND YOU GOT THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS WITH ONE DUDES FUCKING ASS WINDMILLING OVER THE ROOF AND THE OTHER DUDE GETTING CRUNCHED AND TANGLED UNDER THE WHEELS. HOLY SHIT AFTER…

Strange that a resemblance to Palicki was noted, because I think the other new girl, Madison Burge, looks like a darker skinned carbon copy of Tyra.

I think Riggins should apply for work at Los Pollos Hermanos in west Texas and convince Gus Fring of his abundance of contacts with the Dillon underworld figures. Teaching him the meth trade will be none other than Jesse Pinkman and within two weeks Riggins will be answering his phone "Yo, man". Thus Riggins becomes…

I thought everything from last week rang true because of the situation, which was by no means unbelievable.

I don't actually have faith that things will work out for Matt. His grandmother is the reason he's stayed in Dillon delivering pizzas, and that's not about to change. Other than some money which I assume will come in from the gov't now, I don't see how his situation changes at all, except for being even sadder.
I…

I almost stood up off my couch and gave Saracen a standing ovation for slamming the door in the McCoys' face. They came on behalf of the boosters with an obnoxious basket of stuff and elder McCoy spouting canned condolences. Coupled withthe fact that they came after the recruiter told him about his father the…

Riggins has turned out to be an enormously satisfying part of FNL. He'll stop his buddy from wasting money and risking his life on some Mexican stem cell hooey, but he'll do it using a booze cruise. It's beautiful.

Fire that writer…
…who keeps putting in cheesy, over-the-top scenes like Riggins throwing his books out of his truck on the highway or burning perfectly good practice jerseys. That guy needs to go back to writing for ER. Those scene have no place in FNL.

JD and his Dad need to be anally raped. I hope they lose all of their money to the financial crisis or tax fraud or some Enron-type shit. Nobody likes rich pricks.