[Max Cow Disease]

Magnificent stuff. I've done what many have on here and have watched the entirety of the series in just the past few weeks. Once you get going, it's impossible to stop and the show still seems to be approaching its peak even at this late stage (the way it should be).

A lot of mixed emotions and reactions to what's happening lately. As another mentioned, you just can't get out of Walt's corner entirely. Strings of humanity continue to shine through in him and you end up still remembering him as the underachieving chemistry nerd who wanted to support his family amid a cancer diagnosis. I feel bad for Walt Jr...everything's been lopped onto his head at one time, and within hours of finding out that his dad (who is his hero) is a meth dealer, finds out he's a murderer, that Hank's dead, etc, he also ends up watching his mom and dad get into a physical confrontation.

Most of us figured Hank would bite it, and it affected me to finally see it happen. Whether misled or not at times, he was a moral dude and managed to keep his principles intact right until he took a bullet in the head (refusing to beg that the Nazis save him). The shots they took in that desert, for the first quarter/half of this episode were amazing, and really caught the desolation/direness of the situation.