I'm 22, not 12.

I remember it, but it's a different thing. Steam was made for Windows, which was already what Half-Life used in the first place. It forced users to get Steam, but it didn't change anything to their computers.

I would bet against it. Valve isn't that stupid and inconsiderate towards their long-time fans (which is a huge community).

I am the host, Vince. I am the one who talks!

Well, if we have to call dibs on these... I guess Xiao Pei could suit me.

What's been said on another board is that Jesse has the opportunity to get out of this clean, once and for all. Shooting Walt would have kept him in this particular world, but he went "Fuck this, I'm done. I'm out of all this. This is your world, Walt, not mine."

EDIT: Well, he does strangle Todd before. But come on, give the kid a break.

Okay. Well. I'm just gonna go ahead and keep staring a my blank screen for a few hours.

This is over. I don't think I'm fully realizing yet.

Congratulations to Trey, though. When I watched the episode, it all made sense and I thought, "How could I think it would go the other way?" but in the mean time, it made me so fucking tense during the first part of the episode. When I realized why Walt was impersonating a journalist, my brain crashed and I couldn't move. The whole length with Walt visiting the house and the couple not knowing he was here... Goddamn.

Like Doc Sub, I don't think it would have worked. Furthermore, it's Walt. He wanted them to see him. He wanted to read in Lydia's eyes she was going to kill him. It's not only about what's the most efficient and safe here, it's also about how Walt wants to do it.

I wouldn't worry that much about Walt's fatal wound, either. The whole scene was a big mess. Bullets flying everywhere, shrapnel, stuff. That's how it is in real life. It's a mess. I agree Walt's stomach wound doesn't make sense as made by his big ass gun.... but it's a big damn mess!

What now for Jesse? I have no idea. I'd say with what happened to him, he's going to fly away from the meth world very quickly. But the finale doesn't care. What it says is, "Jesse lived happily ever after." That's good enough for me. I love this character so much.

And this time, I would like to praise Anna Gunn's acting. Amazing... simply amazing.

"He's finally in control of where he goes"

This. So much this.

Makes sense, but here too I saw it differently.

When he ends his conversation with Skyler on the phone, he says he still has things left to do. Then he tries to bully Saul into helping him have his revenge (which fails, thank you cancer). His initial plan was to leave Albuquerque for a while and come back to kill everyone.

Then, we have his phone call to Flynn, who breaks him by rejecting him. Walt gives up, he turns himself in. But then, we have this - convenient, we'll all agree on that - broadcast which brings his anger back, and then some. We have Gray Matter which, as has pointed out BBQ, is one of the reasons Heisenberg came to life in the first place. And here they are, saying basically that Walter White is no one. His face at this moment is pure disgust; his wounded oversized pride must overwhelmingly rush back here. And to top it off, he learns that his blue meth is back on the market; someone's stealing Heisenberg's work.

The only thing I can imagine coming to his mind here is "I will slaughter them all". He doesn't even think about his family for a second; that's in the past, it's over. Judgment time.

I love these guys so much.

Funny. I was going to say the opposite.

Up until his conversation with Flynn, Walt's goal was still to get money to his family. But when Flynn completely rejects him, he gives up. His only good motivation is gone. The only thing that still made him Walter White - his family - is gone.

And right after that, we have Gretchen who says "The sweet, kind, brilliant man that we once knew long ago, he's gone". Walt's reaction to that, that simple glance, tells me he accepts this idea. Walter White is dead. Only Heisenberg remains. And he wants revenge, because Heisenberg's only motivations are his greed and his ego.

Next week's episode's true title? Heisenberg goes on a rampage.

I've thought about this many many times. The world of Half-Life 2 brought to screen by Cuarón has given me many a wet dream.

I can agree with all those things you just said, but the result is - to me at least - boring. I felt like nothing really happened in this movie. There is no character development - and you might tell me I'm wrong to look for something like this in this kind of movie, but I still need it. I may just not be my kind of movies.

I'll watch it again with the FIYH commentary, and who knows? It might grow on me. I hope it does, because right now I feel like I didn't watch it with the right state of mind.