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The only nit pick with the time line is that Mike's grand daughter does not seem to be the correct age.NewlyRetired said:
I just glanced at the banter and took it as Breaking Bad taking place after Omaha and not Walt actually going after Saul.
thxBossman said:
I really don't think Slippin' Jimmy/Saul wants that type of job. He just wanted to see if he could get it.
Which is why we will see Hectors nephews bump off the grand daughter ... and Mike will have to find a replacement grand daughter baby which will be 6 years younger.
So did he go back with the intention of getting the job or just to get it and be turned off? To me, he went back in to get that job on the spot and not wait a week for a response. Not sure whether he actually wanted the job though and was just polishing his chops for a bigger one.
He did it to win. It's all he cares about. Winning. At eveything. That's why he's such a good lawyer.
He’s doing all these interview wins to make himself feel good as a way to cope for Chuck.
I thought I remembered him from there too. Kinda shocked when he died.
+1
Damn. I could have been writing scripts with no intent for the viewer to understand for years if I knew that was a thing.
Yeah, I don't think he necessarily knows what he's doing or what he wants. I think that letter will force his hand and motivate him to pursue law with reckless abandon (It's Saul Good).
I don't. I think she cried because she now genuinely feels bad for the actions they took that might have led to Chuck's death, like planting the battery on him prior to the court scene which caused his rant.
All he ever wanted to do was cook a little meth and maybe sing a little "Crapa Pelada." Was that so much to ask?
I think I'm with Undetachievers, otherwise what was the idea behind showing Kim asking her paralegal to take her to the courthouse? And she was crying because she realizes just how far gone Jimmy is.
Before they showed his face, I briefly thought it could be the introduction of Euell (shadow was too slim, but it was years before...)
I am coming around to the idea that Kim did it, not Howard, although that's still possible. Regardless, Jimmy is already aware that Chuck didn't write it. He made the comment "Chuck sure could write a letter" or something like that, which means he is onto the fact that it's not Chuck's.
I think it just means anyone in the ABQ wishes they bought a black sports car instead of silver.
I think she’s just overwhelmed by everything. Overwhelmed by Chuck’s death, overwhelmed by Mesa Verde, overwhelmed by Jimmy, and overwhelmed by her recovery. She’s emotional.
That was a well rehearsed plan; Nacho said what he said for a reason. Gus is playing puppet-master again... I am sure the silver firebird comment was intentional, and I would not be surprised if we find out that the Camaro from the preview has a broken tail light or something.
That was my thought ... Gus is setting up someone but wondering if I missed who. Guess they haven't told us yet.
Huell has already been "re-introduced." He's who planted the battery on Chuck before the hearing last season.
