"Felina" evokes A Christmas Carol.

The paper had no idea it would be crucial to the finale's plot.

The only thing missing was Jesse in a slave-girl outfit.

Chamomile and soy milk is "vile."

Everything feels full of Walter White symbolism now, from "Mr. Blue Sky" to "Off We Go Into the Wild Blue Yonder"

And over on Showtime, Homeland and Masters of Sex did okay.

The 1972 hit was a high-middlebrow choice.

The show put the city on the map, though the story line complicates bragging rights a bit.

Yeah, bitch! [Sobs.]

Just accept it.

Remember all those jokes you made last night?

Don't click on this, obviously, if you haven't seen it yet. 

The party's over.

"Felina" has a feeling of Dickensian reckoning, with closure galore, but minus any real sense of hope.

All loose ends, tied and GIF'd.

Why did Walt place his watch on the payphone? Why did Jesse not kill Walt? What made the cameraman cry?

The quick takeaway after the final fadeout.

Because that's how Twitter rolls.

Someone on the show actually wrote the article out and it's solid journalism.

"Where is this cop Hank at? I got a massage at three!"