If the "Walt takes the traits of people he killed" thing is right then he basically already has he just hasn't pulled the trigger. Walt's confession was 100% Jesse. The infinitely remorseful and distraught person who was a willing participant but was put through the ringer by a more greedy, manipulative and evil…

How can a second phone be explained by cancer? And you don't need that to buy pot sometimes. It was a ludicrous explanation and she is too smart to buy that. She was right about her suspicions and she knows Walt long enough to know her gut instincts are right. And she was right. How can this be valid criticism?…

THere is also Hank beating up Jesse enough to send him to the hospital. Anyone can see Jesse is relatively low-level. But a kid who could identify his brother in law as a meth producer?

I very much think Walt believes Hank will give up on him. I think Walt thinks he can manipulate anyone to do his bidding. That his intelligence and cunning can overcome anyone's strength of will despite numerous examples to the contrary.

Diagnosing a sociopath is a very long checklist of symptoms and it is a combination of them that leads to your score.  There is no such thing as "if someone feels fear" they can't be a sociopath. That is just one of many items.

I think Walt told Jesse he poisoned Brock in the first episode of this "season" when he lied about not killing Mike. Laid it on real thick. Jesse knew that was bull shit and Walt didn't even bother to deny it this time. Jesse knew Walt would kill him if he had to. That Mike BS is the same kind of BS that was laid on…

And their children and girlfriends.

The camera was off but I still thought that was unusually dumb of Saul.

Walt admitted that the meth was to pay his bills not Gretchen and Elliot so that wouldn't be a lie. He admitted to his"part in it". That he was the producer. People don't usually make confessions that implicate themselves to so fully if they are lying.  It wasn't "blame it all on Hank" it was "I'll take you down with…

I would guess that Jr. and/or Holly is why he won't end up setting fire to anything.

Livia in season two is a downright sweetheart compared to season three. I think partly is just that we aren't seeing her with Tony, whom she seems bent on destroying emotionally and then literally from very early on. Or with Junior who she just completely manipulates. I think she is playing out some war she had with…

Most Catholic schools, except the really good ones, are run by nuns. I am mostly disgusted with the Catholic church but I went to Catholic school and would send my kids there if the idea of children didn't revolt me.

Eh, normally that would bother me but it didn't for two reasons. 1) It was pretty obvious that Quinn was just laying the ground work to get some. Putting it out there that she was not out to get with a guy that night (and as Kurt said weddings are for hook ups). The lines were *so* clunky. And not, as would normally…

Plus, Rachel is the type to be on the pill and still make the guy wear a condom. And maybe a diaphragm on top of that. No way is Rachel not on birth control.

I don't think Glee *always* does sex better. Sometimes their approach to sex can be weirdly moralistic and preachy. But this episode was just spot on. Perfect.

I think that was more about how Dianna Agron chose to play her, which I love her for, than anything intentional.  But it was definitely always there. And I think a lot of people who aren't aware of the ridiculous Faberry stuff (ugh) picked up on that subconsciously because a lot of the reaction to it from fairly…

There was a hilarious moment where Mike approaches Quinn to dance and she just nodded her head no and he went away. Very short but I thought it was funny.

The show is terrible but this was certainly the best episode of the season for me. Which says very little. I liked having the original characters back, of course. Can't believe they had everyone together and they didn't do a song with the original crew but I guess they have an agenda to push the new kids.

I do remember! I can't believe that The New Girl ended up being a significantly better show based on both Pilots.

I do remember! I can't believe that The New Girl ended up being a significantly better show based on both Pilots.