The Half-Life series could define my whole life. So I'm just gonna go ahead and wait for the official announcement before getting excited for real. I've been waiting for this for six years. And I never really doubted they were working on it this whole time - probable creating a whole new engine. We'll see.

After reading this, I'd actually like to play Jimmy, if that's all right with everyone.

Would it be relevant to point out how much voice time each character gets? People like me who are doing this for the first time might not want to pick a character who ends up having the most lines.

All of what Teague just said, plus a big hug.

Likes for everyone. I love you all.

(this is me coping with Breaking Bad being over. It'll pass)

It's kind of like the light side/dark side ending choice we have in some games. I think these two directions purely depend on how Gilligan wants Walter White to end his story. The message will be tremendously different.

This is why I love this show so much. Who can really be sure what Walt's last choice is going to be? He's a really complex character.

PS: Guys, if you're ever to make another special WAYDM episode about a show, I believe it should be about Breaking Bad. There's so much to talk about.

I really don't see him doing that, for some reason. I do think he's given up on his family, not because he doesn't care anymore, but because he's understood that he can't help them. His own son doesn't want anything to do with him, and I think he got the message. His whole reaction in the last part of the episode isn't "Oh, it doesn't matter, I'll find a way", but "Okay, screw this. They'll be fine without me. I'll kill everyone else".

Yeah, it makes sense. I guess we'll see. Seven long days, man.

EDIT : who wouldn't finish a pizza with only one slice left, Teague? Really.

Geoffrey Rush is amazing. He was stunning in The King's Speech (which is an amazing movie, too).