I'm guessing that one of the reasons they're rushing it is to avoid similarities with Raimi's trilogy.

Uhh, sure Sean http://oi42.tinypic.com/pvc…

First, "SpongeBob, You're Fired!", now this.

Come on, give us an A-minus, a B-minus, anything different!

This is probably the least-important reason to not support a certain brand I have ever witnessed.

Well, so much for AVC's weekly coverage of Grey's Anatomy.

The final line by Worf in "Cost of Living" was terrific.

Anybody else notice that the music here is the same music used in the trailer for X-Men Origins: Wolverine?

Sudden brainblast. "Uh… Ooo… Aw…" is supposed to represent the last words of the episode ("Fuck you, Saul" in a mouth full of cotton), "I.F.T."-style. Boom.

I was hoping that that tiramisu would show up in stray observations

News headline puns/references are never unique. Remember "Leia is a Disney Princess"?

My guess is that Hank make a story-relevant appearance, and that Walt will show up at a get-together with him.

It was pretty standard for a movie like this, but I remember the loudest part of the movie was at the very beginning, when they show the title G R A V I T Y. Absurdly, awesomely ear-piercing swell of strings and electronic music.

Here's the notorious scene in case anybody's curious: http://www.amctv.com/low-wi…

I don't know why I was so sad when Walter died. Of course it was going to happen. We knew it from the very first episode.

The ricin plan finally worked? Fourth time's the charm I guess.

"Legend has seldom looked so mundane." Um.

@avclub-ca6cb47da12090ffd2470daf51f71be1:disqus , if you really don't know, then perhaps your best course of action is to tread lightly

It's Hank. His name is Hank!

Jim actually was manager for a pretty long period in season 6, and it was a horrible story arc, with Jim suddenly becoming a boringly normal, everyday office manager.