The Best/Worst Moments of last night's show

[Dan of Orange]

'' ..so I got an open invitation to a continent?''

[Kormod]

"Heisenberg's wife" (who should have kept her nose out of her husband's business -- he's doing it for the family, case closed).

[Jason from Huntsville, AL]

I'm so happy we have Erwin.

'Staten Island Garbage Rats' was great as well.

[CSW]

My favorite moment from the show on the 10th - Tom telling Gary to take of his Phillys helmet. Cracked me up whilst i was walking through a parking lot.

[Trembling Eagle]

hog-tied to an actual pig, in a little police officers uniform. great imagery.

[vicd]

"The Limper"

[vicd]

"Batman 3, I think it's called? Batman 3? Mike?"

[vicd]

"Hey look, Canterbury Tales. A classic."

[mackro]

Breaking Stooge

[Sashamak]

"I found a VCR. And a head!"

[Crusherkc]

Best: the revelation that "Breaking Bad" is more pulp than great literature- closer to "Scarface" than "Traffic" but it still has greatness within it. 

Worst: Zilch getting through with the Lenny Kravitz's cell phone call. 

[dutch]

I liked the observation that dumb people think that Stephen King and Sons of Anarchy are smart. It reminds me of a coworker of mine that told me he wanted a tattoo of some symbol from Boondock Saints. It's scary that some people think that's a genuinely good movie and not just campy garbage.

[BadGuyZero]

I have never seen Boondock Saints and have no intention of ever seeing it based on the caliber of its fans [all overenthusiastic about that movie; never met anyone that was like "eh, it was ok."]. I suspect that there's a lot of crossover between "Boondock Saints" fans and "Ted" fans. Spike TV watching, Maxim subscribing, Family Guy watching cockknuckles that reek of an assemblage of Axe products.

[B_Buster]

Best: the revelation that "Breaking Bad" is more pulp than great literature- closer to "Scarface" than "Traffic" but it still has greatness within it. 

Traffic? Really? Couldn't think of a more established classic? I don't think Traffic is going to make it.

[Crusherkc]

Best: the revelation that "Breaking Bad" is more pulp than great literature- closer to "Scarface" than "Traffic" but it still has greatness within it. 

Traffic? Really? Couldn't think of a more established classic? I don't think Traffic is going to make it.

I'm busted, I was going to write "The Wire" (or, I could write that I meant the UK miniseries "Traffik" but I'd be lying cuz I haven't seen it yet).  And maybe I was a little harsh for calling Baking Bread too close to "Scarface"; I meant to write Billy Walsh's "Medellin" starring Vincent Chase.