So happy that a show like Better Call Saul is able to be a commercial success. It's nice when TV made with such care and attention to detail is rewarded, especially one that is so clearly a labor of love for those who work on it.

Solid episode. The one thing that spoiled it slightly for me was the photos. They took away all the moral ambiguity of the execution-style killings, and indicated the writers didn't entirely trust the audience.

I don't believe for one second that Fiona would follow through with that threat if Debbie ended up having the baby. She's saying it because she's doing everything she can to make Debbie see sense. She might even believe it, but that's not the same thing as doing it, when push comes to shove.

Fiona is as close to a voice of reason as you will get on this show. She tends to know what's right, but she's unreliable when it comes to doing what's right, and makes plenty of bad decisions.

My memory might be hazy, but I thought she actually enjoyed looking after him.

Debbie is a pregnant teen filled with raging hormones who thought she had ensnared her dreamboat boyfriend surrounded by the ultimate in dysfunctional families. Not surprising she's acting out this way, really.

It's called "Shameless" for a reason, you know…

Huh? That was clearly about finding a new love interest.

I like the speech too, but I don't think Debbie is in denial because she seeing the fun side of babies. She's in denial because she thought it was going to cement the bond between her and the love of her life. By the end of the episode it's finally sinking in that the father isn't coming back, but she's not yet ready…

An insult to the legal and responsible gun owner who took his weapon into a movie theater last week and ended up critically wounding a fellow patron? Or the legal and responsible gun owners who go into an argument over a $25 repair fee and ended up shooting the gun shop owner and his son stone dead?

Any word that rolls off the tongue like verisimilitude is never a waste of space.

Well, given that Fiona is the glue that keeps the Gallagher family (mostly) together, she ain't going away any time soon.

That's what happens when you stretch a show out over nine seasons of 20+ episodes. There is only so far you can stray and keep within the format and framework of the show, which typically means a lot of recycling and resetting.

"This stuff sounds insane to you…"

Looks like you were right…

Marrying the UFOlogy subculture of the 1990's with Info Wars doesn't really gel with me.

Reality is not exactly Alex Jones's strong suit.

Exactly, and tomorrow, expect Alex Jones to claim that the episode was created specifically to discredit him.

Well, now I know what Alex Jones will be ranting about tomorrow, not that I will be listening.

And the dumb thing about this is that anti-abortion activists keep telling us that today's entertainment culture doesn't take abortion seriously enough—that they never show the consequences of having an abortion. As you said, it's quite the opposite.