Right, so one of the teasers promised me some Lily Aldridge action and she's in this for all of a second? BOOOOOOOOOOOO.

Bit mixed on this one. I like that the villain 'won', because it gives him credibility as a threat so lacking in shows where protagonists emerge victorious at the end of every episode. The conversation between Jamie and McQuarrie about hanging at the beginning was very effectively written and played, a condemnation of…

Hazard a guess, he's a multi-multi-multi-millionaire who realised the show he's been working on for most of his professional life has turned into a shameful husk of its former glory, so decided he'd rather spend the last twenty-odd years of his life chillaxing on the lawn of his solid gold house.

Vince Gilligan revealed the incredible secret of the events that followed Breaking Bad's heartbreaking finale! Huell never guess what happened next!

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE POOR OPPRESSED MENFOLK? GRADE: F-

Eel be sorry.

This Aaron Clarey fellow needs to get laid. Maybe laid on a raft, and pushed out to sea. Also, giving these wheezing troglodytes outrage and attention just seems to play into their hands. I know AV Club has never been one to pass over an opportunity to get a bit righteous-y, but can't we just ignore this sort of…

Grab a cheeky Nando's while you're there, mate. Top hat? More like top bants, you ledge.

Everything that wasn't Matt Berry was terrible and boring, but MATT BERRY. GODDAMN THESE ELECTRIC SEX PANTS!

The Void is an extraordinary game. It's otherworldy and beautiful and sinister and unremittingly brutal, seemingly designed with the intent of players working themselves into corners and having to go back hours to correct small mistakes in the hope of getting it right. It's a war of attrition, requiring you to break…

Better yet is that it seems poor, embattled Kanye is now in the process of disowning the whole mess.

"Captain, magnetic seals in the en… GOD, JESUS!"

Laurel is fun! WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN

By Grabthar's hammer… what a series.

For me this episode was the funniest of the season to date, and while it's certainly understandable should the Honda stuff annoy people, I thought they steered into it (with the smoothly controlled power steering only a Honda can provide, natch) so completely that it came out the other side with some pretty great…

People are nothing like fictional characters and there are many different kinds of 'bad people'. Some are tortured, some rationalise, some are driven by hate, some like having power over others and being feared, are attracted by the idea of being a gangster and unrestrained by rules of society, etc. There is, in fact,…

Isn't that exactly what I just said?

Do you think drug dealers, mafiosi, etc. see themselves as forces for good? You don't think that they enjoy their ability to do evil and fully embrace making people afraid of them and creating an outlaw/'villain' image for themselves?

Nah, Kanye's a Fisk. He genuinely believes he's saving the world.

Sure, but as I said, shock jocks are just an easy, well-known example of how the mindset exists, not its ultimate form. The idea that everyone thinks on some level that they're doing good is kind of a comforting lie, a denial that there are people out there who enjoy their own cruelty and the power they feel it gives…