Oh, he definitely gets some credit, but I was hoping that his actual investigation of the Fring case would lead to Walt. But it is also fitting that Walt's hubris is his downfall. That is the whole point of hubris, after all.

Such a great cliffhanger. Man.

No idea where the last eight episodes are going now.

I hope that gave Walt a twinge.

I think maybe that, plus the Huge Pile of Money, made him stop. But really, I doubt he felt much. I think he sort of despises Hank for being a tough guy who gets credit for being tough when Walt thinks he is a freaking genius, smarter and tougher than Hank, and he just cant tell everyone.

If Leverage has a sixth season, I think "someone" with Rogers' ear should pitch this:

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That would be excellent.

And have restaurant possibilities.

For once do read the comments. One or two awful ones but some really funny puns.

BB - I couldn't read what the dedication in the book said, but got the gist of it in the voice over, enough to get the scene. But today I'm looking for a screen cap of the dedication and ran across this interview with Vince Gilligan about the ep and about the future. I rather like how unsure how they are themselves about how it's going to end. Given how amazing the series has been, I don't expect to be disappointed. [link]

For no good reason, I just watched an episode of the Showtime polyamory show. I can't decide if it is or is not recommended just before White Collar, but it is adding even more new subtext in my head. FTR.

Hahaha.