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Well there you go.So why in the world would profession matter if we're talking about a one-night? Heck, I wouldn't care if she had KellyAnne Conway's job if she was hot.
Well there you go.So why in the world would profession matter if we're talking about a one-night? Heck, I wouldn't care if she had KellyAnne Conway's job if she was hot.
I can agree with that.I think we can all agree that she's no Betsy Kettleman.
Good excuse to post thisI think we can all agree that she's no Betsy Kettleman.
you never need an excuse to post that.
I love Km so much. Intelligent cute blond lawyer lady is just my type.That disheveled look was crazy hot.
flavor scented?They have really gotten away from the office supply angle these first few episodes which makez me believe we have something big in store like a 36 count carton of assorted Mr. Sketch markers tied in to the finale.
It's no huge bowl of Cheetos I was about to eat.... :(Those are some big bowls of ice cream.
No.Was that the same fire department where Walt left the baby at?
Ummm... and "a bullet to the head is too humane." Can't wait to see what is in store for Hector. Police are obviously on to him now. Would be smart for Gus to distance himself from Hector somehow.
Tune in next week at the same bat time on the same bat stationSo Mike gives Jimmy the photos of the damages to Chucks place. Jimmy had Mike swipe a note from Chucks address book ... were we supposed to know what that was?
Jimmys forced apology was quite backhanded ... yet I don't know if Chuck got it "you just don't do that to your brother".
Kim finds out there is another tape ... and that's a good thing for them? Jimmy and Kim have something planned. Any theories?
.... and "a bullet to the head is too humane." Can't wait to see what is in store for Hector. Police are obviously on to him now. Would be smart for Gus to distance himself from Hector somehow.
And I don't think there's anything set-in-stone that it HAS to remain a "prequel". I think it could work well in the same timeline as Breaking Bad - from Saul's point of view.I feel like this episode is where the show officially shifted the series from being Saul's origin story to being a full-on Breaking Bad prequel.
Yeah, I agree with that but think I'd rather see it exist in its own time and place. While I like the cartel and everything on that side, I hope the show continues to keep Jimmy/Kim at the forefront. I've become invested in their stories and would rather see them come to a conclusion than more cartel stuff that I had inferred already during BB.And I don't think there's anything set-in-stone that it HAS to remain a "prequel". I think it could work well in the same timeline as Breaking Bad - from Saul's point of view.
We don't know for sure how Hector ends up in a wheelchair, it's only hinted that it might have been a stroke in BB. Wouldn't be a stretch to think Gus and Mike might have had something to do with it.Ummm
I read it more like what finally happens to him. The only thing that really matters is how great the show is and what a good job they do of creating drama even for characters where we know their ultimate outcome. Fantastic episode.We don't know for sure how Hector ends up in a wheelchair, it's only hinted that it might have been a stroke in BB. Wouldn't be a stretch to think Gus and Mike might have had something to do with it.
So Mike gives Jimmy the photos of the damages to Chucks place. Jimmy had Mike swipe a note from Chucks address book ... were we supposed to know what that was?
Jimmys forced apology was quite backhanded ... yet I don't know if Chuck got it "you just don't do that to your brother".
Kim finds out there is another tape ... and that's a good thing for them? Jimmy and Kim have something planned. Any theories?
.... and "a bullet to the head is too humane." Can't wait to see what is in store for Hector. Police are obviously on to him now. Would be smart for Gus to distance himself from Hector somehow.
Mike switched out the tape for one of Kim squat cobblering, which will get played in open court and make Chuck stroke out.
Kim and Jimmy have something planned. Probably around some technically about damaged vs destroyed. They laid it on fairly think that they took the bait of it being destroyed and the fact that he made restitution.
just couldn't agree more!Its amazing how this show creates such tension in almost all of its scenes...there could be absolutely going on no action but at the same time it feels like something bad can go down at any minute...the show is genius
Not sure if that would really work. They can drag these stories out as long as they want (and I hope they do - this show is great), but I get the feeling it'll end with something like Saul hanging up the phone after some big ordeal, and saying "glad that's over with - things couldn't get much worse" just as Walt and Jesse are about to hire him the first time.And I don't think there's anything set-in-stone that it HAS to remain a "prequel". I think it could work well in the same timeline as Breaking Bad - from Saul's point of view.
He called them "Coulos Hermanos". Hispunic...I thought Pollos Hermanos translated to Chicken Brothers, but according to Hector it means Butt Brothers?
I'm sure that's right. Some master plan they have that Chuck insisting they change the wording in that document, including an exact dollar amount for the tape, actually helps. Plus the pictures and the address book paper. Can't figure out what those would be for, pics maybe just showing what a weirdo Chuck is. Can't wait to find out. Great showI also felt like they were hitting damaged/destroyed hard, but, whatever the Bingo is, it probably also incorporates the photos Mike took, and, whatever he took out of the address book. Some complicated plan Jimmy has in motion.
I thought of this too (well not exactly the cobblering), but would be disappointed if that's the case. Super low probability the tape isn't played in chambers before any judge decides whether to allow it or not.wikkidpissah said:Mike switched out the tape for one of Kim squat cobblering, which will get played in open court and make Chuck stroke out.
no judge in Bar hearing, right?I thought of this too (well not exactly the cobblering), but would be disappointed if that's the case. Super low probability the tape isn't played in chambers before any judge decides whether to allow it or not.