Also, nice to see the chemist...haven't seen him since 24.

That was Morris? His accent (or lack thereof) threw me.

He seemed to retain some of his Australian accent when he spoke English.

Just a gut feeling. I'd put money on it.

I thought he was Irish...on 24 at least.

Weird...I thought he was Australian? It's been a few years though, I'm probably wrong...just looked him up and he is British born, so I guess that means not Australian!

I think I saw someone mention this before too, but are people forgetting that Walt killed two guys to save Jesse's life? And that Walt put his life on the line later to protect Jesse afterward? Not to mention Walt forced Gus to employ Jesse instead of Gale; the alternative probably would have been someone killing Jesse to stop the competition. I'm not saying Walt is being as appreciative as he should be toward Jesse, but it's not as though he's been selfish in their relationship.

Great episode!

All the TV actors that watched this episode must know now, that the Emmy is going back home.

Yup, that was Morris.

Awesome picture above, BTW.

Also, I think the Walt speech about his dad was less about him confirming the cancer is back (although I think they've been hinting at that plenty), but rather is more of an explanation as to why Walt has done everything that he has. His only real memory of his father is as this dying, decaying thing, and he refuses to let himself be seen as weak because of it.

I don't know I think Walt's been increasingly worried that he will be disposed of. I think he's always known Jesse can make the meth and now he pissed him off.

I think his speech was more about him being killed than dying from cancer.

I also think Mike is a goner and Jesse will at least in some part replace him. Question then is what happens between Jesse and Walt, do they both come to the conclusion that they do care about each other? Or will that come too late.

Gus won't die just yet, there's still too much story involving Hank. I think Hank will find out Jesse is involved with Gus, that will be his closest lead that Walt's involved.

That would make a great season finale. Hank finding Gus connection with Jessie and have them both interrogated.

Does Jesse even know where he is? (other than Mexico)... They were blindfolded going to the compound, he doesn't speak Spanish, doesn't probably know where in Mexico he is and probably doesn't have a passport to get back into the US.... not sure if that is the perfect opportunity even if he had wanted to kill them and thought about it.

Awesome episode. I expected Gus to shoot Manny in the head for payback for his friend, but instead he just let him fall into the pool. You could see the poison coming a mile away, but it was still great haha.

Has anyone else noticed...

Saul Goodman = It's all good, man.

Or am I just incredibly slow?

Yeah that is used in one of his commercials from Season 2. Badger says it, and possibly Saul himself at an earlier time.

Really slow. Also, you apparently don't listen to the show's actual dialogue all that often, either.

Yes, you are incredibly slow...

Don't worry. Saul Goodman.

http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi3326254105/

Saw this on imdb's main page the other day, looks like Ted may be trying to stir the pot to either find out more about where the money came from or get a sugar mama, you know he just sees more dollar signs now. But he better be careful as to not prompt a visit from anybody other mrs. skype white.

Skylure is gonna have him wacked. The big finale will be her breaking bad and becoming more evil than Walt. No one will see it coming!

loved how Jesse went into Video Game mode when it was time to shoot...

wow

After the Sopranos ended there have been in my opinion only 2 "great" shows and that's Dexter and Breaking Bad.

You have to give the nod to Breaking Bad because the non-Walt stuff is still interesting as it's still intertwined within the story and Dexter really needs to take a cue from this show. Breaking Bad tails off a bit with the Brother in-law (with the rocks) and Skytits with the $$$ but it doesn't drag the show down at all.

With Dexter, you could almost skip all the cop drama & Sister stuff and it wouldn't matter all that much because it really is almost filler to be honest. However all the Dexter stuff is absolutely golden.

I'm only 30, but my favorite shows of all time are: Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Dexter, Six Feet Under, The Shield, Lost. If the rest of the episodes deliver which I'm sure they are going to do, this will go down for me, and I'm sure a lot of other people, the best television show ever.

That's as bad as the scenario you wanted to see for the Rescue Me finale.