I'm still in line for Ghostbusters 3.

Well, if you see Aaron Paul in the trailer to Need for Speed, it transitions nicely from the final shot of him in Breaking Bad.

Yes, he looks healthier than he's ever been in the trilogy. If you look closely, Bale also breaks the fourth wall, as a signing off to the audience. Frodo did the same thing the last time you see him at the Grey Havens. For a split-second, he looks straight down the camera and nods. Thanks for sticking with me y'all.

I turned off when one guy seemed to be SERIOUSLY saying Kubrick staged the moon landings and there are clues all through The Shining.

I think it makes a good double-feature with Life of Pi. Lots of similarities.

At close of credits, Marie, Skyler, Lydia, Huell, Skinny Pete, and Badger, know of Jesse's involvement and could be induced to tell. Marie would have a huge motivation. There's the confession tape. And there'd be his fingerprints all over the Meth Lab. Investigations into how he bought the house would reveal something dodgy too. Gomez could even have told people at the cop shop.

Jesse is free, but his position is precarious, and it's questionable how resourceful he is. And he's not going to trust Saul because of the Brock incident. To Alaska via the vacuum man to become another Chris McCanless?

Has Jesse undergone some transformative redemption? Will he revert to stoner/slacker/druggie/comatose culture? Cook for the Czech cartel? I'd watch a spin-off show.

Is this an Onion parody? The effort required to fake it is greater than the effort require to film it for real.

But Heisenberg was never a weapons-trained super-villain that could storm a secure compound Arnie style. He's a cancer-ridden school teacher. We saw Mike do it with that rival cartel, but Walt is not military trained. How many goons does Jack have? It would be a bit false to his character to suddenly turn Mr White into the T-800.

My prediction: Jesse is going to have to thin out their numbers with some explosion or fumes. Nazis getting gassed. There's your theme right there.

True, but it wouldn't have mattered if Lucas had cast the world's greatest actor. The prequels did have some kickass actors (Neeson, MacGregor, Portman, Jackson, et al) - all of whom have noteworthy credentials, but Lucas' direction flattened them all out to monotone line-readings.

Or a very right wing message that you too can join the 1% if you leave the teachers' union, embrace the can-do entrepreneurial spirit, and work hard. Look what can be achieved if the socialist government rules don't get in the way.

Yes, I'd agree with that. Dean Norris was on the last Talking Bad saying how his character has changed from asshole/comic relief to something much more complex. And of course the story that everyone knows is that Pinkman was going to be bumped off in Season 1, so it's the actors that can make or break the trajectory of a character. There's obviously no master plan.