Wasn't he listed as "the Electrician" in FWWM?

The irony is if you watch it carefully it arguably makes more narrative sense than most other episodes.

New Mexico, hmmmm. I got it figured out. Nine months after Girl swallowed Bug Frog she gives birth to Walter White. The young Hispanic Boy is named Hector. The sooty hobos and Woodsman are the impurities in meth, the scourge of mankind. BOB, of course, is the pure blue meth.

Think about it. "Mr. Strawberry"?

I don't know whether or not you have your own blog, but if you do it's post worthy. You definitely have something to say. I had my own issues, mostly self-induced, years ago, so I can understand to a point where you're coming from. Good luck to you.

Hector won't be ringing that bell next season. That and the wheelchair was the result of a stroke, not a heart attack. Did you really think it would be that easy?

Yeah, he's gone.

I know how Kim could handle her duties with both clients in record time. A bit of the ol' Chili P.

How about Evil Cooper and a CGI BOB chasing various women and young girls to the strains of Yakkety Sax?

Lynch has a different work ethic than most film makers. He doesn't want to hit you over the head, he wants you to pay attention. If Lynch made a sitcom, pretty safe bet he wouldn't use canned laughter to let you know something funny just happened.

He's not even supposed to be in this world. Just his continued existence may have caused such a ripple.

The meter was probably running on residual energy. Things like bugs or fire alarms, which are battery operated, wouldn't be connected to the meter.

Very well written.

So THAT'S why Mike wasn't on the finale. Jonathon Banks was with you, with his dick up your ass.

Not to be gross or anything, but the warden sucks dog's dicks.

I think somewhere in this episode something happened that wasn't supposed to happen and it changed time, caused a ripple in the fabric of time that manifested as the change at the diner at the end.

I want to see three seasons of Saul Goodman and one of Gene. Seven seasons total. Only because they've waited so damn long to bring Jimmy to full Saul. As a die-hard Tony Soprano and Walter White fan I have no problem cheering on Saul's slimy misadventures. Hell Vince Gilligan could make a show featuring Tuco and Don…

Hell yeah!

Yeah he had that look about him. He went by so fast he was easy to forget about though, which may have been intentional.

Proof you are not paying attention.