EndOfAnEra

In regards to Lil Asskicker

Sooo

is Judith dead, or did someone snag her and run off?

Also, loved that young girl finally growing a set.

There was blood in the baby carrier, so it is assumed she si dead.

But holy shit, that episode.

How many pieces is the group fractured into?

-Rick + Carl + maybe Michonne

-Daryl and Beth

-Tyreese and the two little girls

-Maggie + Sasha + Bob

-Glenn and the bus full of people

...I feel like I am missing someone.

IIRC, Beth went looking for her and we didn't see her again. Even if we did, someone could've grabbed her and wound up in the woods alone. Maybe even the girl that wanted to run from the fight?

There have not been nearly enough Chucky moments lately.

Sooo

is Judith dead, or did someone snag her and run off?

Also, loved that young girl finally growing a set.

Been listening to a bunch of older stuff, and I'm wondering if INXS has any other songs that are like Don't Change? It's a bit less synthy and saxaphony. Was that a one off or am I missing something?

Ben Nichols Last Pale Light In The West

Would also suggest Ben Howard's Oats In The Water from the last episode, which led me to his song Burgh Harbour. Good music this season.

At this point I don't think there is a side that's better than the other.

you could argue Tara was pushed to do what she did, especially after the explosion.

So I agree that Bryzgalov makes the Oilers better, but I also agree that this isn't our playoff season. So why get him for a 1 year contract? We didn't get a return for Smid, and we freed up cap space for someone who probably won't be here next year.

Yeah Sun News is reporting Hemsky's locker is cleared out and he's gone. That's big news for them.

As an Oilers fan, all I can say is wtf. Bryzgalov is a rumoured 1year deal, Smid was a solid enough D for a team with no D. Maybe something else is in the works? Can we just trade Kevin Lowe already?

Okaaaay that was a pretty good episode. Not the way I was expecting it to go.

Ok, I must have missed something. How did Rick put together that Carol killed them? I saw him look at the blood on the door, and then I didn't follow.

Can someone explain what the deal with the black guy was? I feel like I missed a reference.

Maaaaaaaaaan Donal Logue's character is SO GOOD when he is just this ruthless motherfucker who didn't care how he got what he wanted.

The only ending I could imagine that I might have liked better:

Everything stays the same up until the trunk gun goes off. Everybody ends up dead, minus Walt and Jessie. Walt does not get hit by a stray bullet. A tense moment between Jessie and Walt. Nothing is said between the two, but body language and the scene indicates that there is an understanding between the two. Nod of the head, a shake of the hands, something. As Walt begins to leave the scene, it's apparent that Todd is not dead and he guns down Mr. White. A struggle ensues between Jessie and Todd, with Jessie choking Todd in the same way that he did in the episode. I like the way Todd dies because it mirrors one of the first deaths on the scene and shows that Jessie ultimately learned from Walt. Jessie flees the scene.

I like it better because it sort of gives the audience that release moment. Walt seems to survive and he could leave, but he's gunned down by a monster he created and Jessie killing him, I think at least, would be a much bigger moment for the audience.

Do that and you wouldn't have gotten

the closure of Walt looking over the meth lab and seemingly reminiscing before collapsing, which I think was needed as a final gesture

But he's paralyzed isn't he?

He's faking.

He's just lazy.

I would love to see them not end it at the finale and announce a TV movie event. Pleeeeeeeaaasssseeee

I loved that Grey Matter bit. It was like it just hit him:

he had been working so hard to leave this legacy of the best meth ever, and never stopped to realize what the real world would perceive him as. Makes me think that the Grey Matter bit isn't to show that he's still more worried about getting his credit/leaving a good name for himself than he is saving his family

A lot of people are missing the most important bit of information gleaned from the Grey Matter interview:

Charlie Rose offhandedly mentions that the blue meth is still on the streets. As big of a slap to Walter's ego as Gretchen and Elliot downplaying his accomplishments was, even more important is that Walter knows that Jesse is almost certainly still alive.

Yeah I totally glazed over that now that you mention it. So at the end of the day, Walt is still a piece of shit.

I loved that Grey Matter bit. It was like it just hit him:

he had been working so hard to leave this legacy of the best meth ever, and never stopped to realize what the real world would perceive him as. Makes me think that the Grey Matter bit is to show that he's still more worried about getting his credit/leaving a good name for himself than he is saving his family. He had all this motivation to give himself up and save Skyler, but instead, what really pushes him over the edge is not getting his due credit from them.

Interesting theory from another site:

So my big prediction is that Holly (Walt's baby) will be kidnapped by Todd's uncle and his gang to force Walter out of hiding. This would explain Walt's machine gun and also ties into all the talk here about the Marty Robbins (?) song "Felina," which will be Holly's new name. This scenario would make for a bad ass final showdown. As for how the ricin might play into this I have no idea.

HOLY FUCKBALLS

I sat there waiting for next week on Breaking Bad, and it was just a recap clip. DAMMIT!!

I think that this is the first episode where I've ever found Marie likable. When she was talking to Hank it was great.

Thanks.

nvm