***Official "Space Blanket" for Better Call Saul*** (1 Viewer)

[BustedKnuckles]

I cant believe they would leave out details like showing Mike filling out a job application for the ticket booth job, and then the interview, and the eventual hiring

Did he have to fill out a personality survey? Drug test? I think a tracking shot of him placing his urine cup into the little window, closing the window, and then the nurse grabbing the urine on the other side could win an Emmy.

now ur talking...seems like shoddy lazy writing going on

You thinking maybe Saul isn't the only one with a forged resume? Could be.

You bring up a good point...inquiring minds wanna know

 

[JaxBill]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.

I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

 

[Harry Manback]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.

I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.

I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

 

[TheIronSheik]

Who's mowing the grass?

 

[Jack White]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.

I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.

I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

Are you familiar with the concept of exposition in storytelling?

 

[shadyridr]

GREAT episode- but shouldn't his granddaughter be a lot younger? wasn't she around the same age in BB?

lol good catch. She looks like she is the same exact age

 

[Jack White]

GREAT episode- but shouldn't his granddaughter be a lot younger? wasn't she around the same age in BB?

lol good catch. She looks like she is the same exact age

Jesus, men, it's a damn TV show, not a documentary.

 

[kentric]

GREAT episode- but shouldn't his granddaughter be a lot younger? wasn't she around the same age in BB?

lol good catch. She looks like she is the same exact age

Maybe she's one of them there fidgets I keep hearing about.

 

[Thorn]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.

I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.

I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

no

son is killed

wife moves to NM

weeks/months go by, Mike figures it out

plans to murder dirty cops

lets word go forth that he is following DIL to NM soon

picks date for murder

buys train ticket for next day

murders

gets on train next day (remember in interrogation he says "I think I was west of KC before I heard")

immediately meets DIL at train station and reconnects a little bit with her and granddaughter

that evening, deals with unhealed bullet wound that is 24-ish hours old

gets parking lot job

weeks or months go by, DIL contacts Philly police with her concerns

Philly police realize even though Mike was hammered that night and stumbling home, they should give a second look

Philly police arrive in NM, interrogate Mike

Mike confronts DIL about going to police instead of him, storms out of house

Realizes while sitting in car outside DIL's house that she needs to know truth

Goes back into house, same night, and gives the "I broke my boy" speech

fin

 

[Capella]

And why does Mike look like he's older if this show is set in the past

 

[Jack White]

And why does Mike look like he's older if this show is set in the past

This is a show about time travel.

 

[TheIronSheik]

And why does Mike look like he's older if this show is set in the past

Lazy writing.

 

[shadyridr]

GREAT episode- but shouldn't his granddaughter be a lot younger? wasn't she around the same age in BB?

lol good catch. She looks like she is the same exact age

Jesus, men, it's a damn TV show, not a documentary.

Surprised you were done slobbing Gilligan's knob long enough to come back up for air and post a reply.

 

[Thorn]

shady have you ever considered switching to decaf?

 

[Harry Manback]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.

I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.

I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

Are you familiar with the concept of exposition in storytelling?

Are you familiar with not being a condescending ########? Seems like...no.

 

[Harry Manback]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.

I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.

I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

no

son is killed

wife moves to NM

weeks/months go by, Mike figures it out

plans to murder dirty cops

lets word go forth that he is following DIL to NM soon

picks date for murder

buys train ticket for next day

murders

gets on train next day (remember in interrogation he says "I think I was west of KC before I heard")

immediately meets DIL at train station and reconnects a little bit with her and granddaughter

that evening, deals with unhealed bullet wound that is 24-ish hours old

gets parking lot job

weeks or months go by, DIL contacts Philly police with her concerns

Philly police realize even though Mike was hammered that night and stumbling home, they should give a second look

Philly police arrive in NM, interrogate Mike

Mike confronts DIL about going to police instead of him, storms out of house

Realizes while sitting in car outside DIL's house that she needs to know truth

Goes back into house, same night, and gives the "I broke my boy" speech

fin

Ok, makes sense.

Thanks

 

[Jack White]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.

I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.

I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

Are you familiar with the concept of exposition in storytelling?

Are you familiar with not being a condescending ########? Seems like...no.

It was an honest question. I wasn't criticizing you in any way.

 

[shadyridr]

shady have you ever considered switching to decaf?

Why? Someone made a good point about his granddaughter's age. In the grand scheme of things its not a big deal. All I said was good catch and JW (who criticizes anyone who dare questions Gilligan) is the one making fun of everyone else for dare questioning it.

 

[Jack White]

GREAT episode- but shouldn't his granddaughter be a lot younger? wasn't she around the same age in BB?

lol good catch. She looks like she is the same exact age

Jesus, men, it's a damn TV show, not a documentary.

Surprised you were done slobbing Gilligan's knob long enough to come back up for air and post a reply.

Slobbing his knob?

That's your term for respecting and admiring an artist?

I think the obsession with finding supposed continuity errors in this show is silly. Just enjoy it for what it is:

The greatest show in the history of shows, created by the greatest writer in the history of writers.

 

[shadyridr]

GREAT episode- but shouldn't his granddaughter be a lot younger? wasn't she around the same age in BB?

lol good catch. She looks like she is the same exact age

Jesus, men, it's a damn TV show, not a documentary.

Surprised you were done slobbing Gilligan's knob long enough to come back up for air and post a reply.

Slobbing his knob?

That's your term for respecting and admiring an artist?

I think the obsession with finding supposed continuity errors in this show is silly. Just enjoy it for what it is:

The greatest show in the history of shows, created by the greatest writer in the history of writers.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

This thread is the worst crime ever committed on the FFA

 

[Jack White]

shady have you ever considered switching to decaf?

Why? Someone made a good point about his granddaughter's age. In the grand scheme of things its not a big deal. All I said was good catch and JW (who criticizes anyone who dare questions Gilligan) is the one making fun of everyone else for dare questioning it.

I don't criticize anyone who questions Gilligan. I simply offer my take.

As for the girl's age, I don't have an issue with the writers taking a small liberty to tell a better story. Kudos to everyone who noticed. I noticed it as well, but I didn't find it important enough to mention.

 

[Jack White]

This thread is the worst crime ever committed on the FFA

Worse than "Legitimate Reasons To Like Hillary"?

 

[Thorn]

lol nevermind

 

[TenTimes]

Jack White while reading this thread

 

[3C's]

shady have you ever considered switching to decaf?

Why? Someone made a good point about his granddaughter's age. In the grand scheme of things its not a big deal. All I said was good catch and JW (who criticizes anyone who dare questions Gilligan) is the one making fun of everyone else for dare questioning it.

I don't criticize anyone who questions Gilligan. I simply offer my take.

As for the girl's age, I don't have an issue with the writers taking a small liberty to tell a better story. Kudos to everyone who noticed. I noticed it as well, but I didn't find it important enough to mention.

Neither did I. Moving to NM, now that's a whole nother ball of wax.

 

[Frostillicus]

This thread is bad.

 

[Keerock]

Jesus people. Skyler was pregnant for like 3 seasons. All 6 years of BB was something like a 2-year span of story. The grand-daughter's age could be fine. All of Better Call Saul so far could be like 2 weeks. Chill.

Get your facts straight. Skylar was obviously an elephant. Chill.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Have we considered that the Ehrmantrauts might start old and age backwards like Jonathan Winters in "Mork and Mindy"?

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

The granddaughter appears to be slightly older than she should be.

This is Kaylee on season 3 of BB How old would you say she is? 8? 9? 10?

That episode was set in Feb or Mar 2010.

We know that BCS starts in 2003 or 2004, right?

How old did Kaylee look in this last episode of BCS? I'd say about 4, maybe 5 at the oldest. Of course the character could be about 3 but they had an older kid play the part.

Now S T F U.

 

[Leeroy Jenkins]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

He was bleeding in the cab after he saw his DIL the first day he arrived in New Mexico. He wasn't bleeding at any time he saw Saul.

Or is this just trolling? I feel like half the people here do not pay attention at all during shows.

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.

I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

You guys must have really been confused by Pulp Fiction.

 

[Tiger Fan]

can i get a synopsis of the thread please?

 

[Harry Manback]

Anyone else confused as to why his gun shot shoulder wound is still bleeding wayyyy after the event actually happened?

They said he left town the following week after his son died so that didn't surprise me.I was kinda confused by the timing of the scenes. I'm assuming the train stop scene / backyard pushing kid in swing scene was weeks/months before he meets Jimmy/Saul. But the Philly cops don't talk to him until AFTER he meets Jimmy and has his matchbook?

I'm a bit confused on the timeline as well.I assume that this occurred:

1. His Son dies

2. A week later he leaves for New Mexico

3. In the span of a week or so he meets Saul and has a few run-ins

4. Philly cops show up 2 weeks after his son dies, and a week or so after the dirty cops die

Current time. But it does seem strange that all of Sauls progression as a lawyer/interactions with Mike have happened within a weeks span.

I thought Mike left for NM the day after shooting the dirty cops and dropped the line to the bartender at closing that he was leaving the next day for NM to leave a trail explaining why he was leaving (ie not skipping town after a murder but as part of long-standing plan). I heard the timeline as Mike killed the cops 6 months after his son is killed. The DIL left during that 6 months for NM and Mike arrived the day after the shooting with the still bleeding wound. I thought the scene at night with the DIL was months later just prior to the Philly cops interview. I seem to remember the cops mentioning working the case of the dirty cops for several months prior to coming out to NM. I may of missed something but this timeline would work mesh with what we have seen, giving Mike at least a couple months or so to work at the parking lot.

yeah, that makes sense and about what I thought (although time between son killed and dirty cops killed I thought was shorter).

But for cops to wait months to talk to somebody about a killing doesn't seem realistic. Especially when the victims are cops.

Right.I thought he had only been in NM for a week or so.

I get that the time between his son dying and the dirty cops dying could be months (likely is) but was he not still bleeding from his shoulder wound after the meeting with the detectives from philly? Which is well after he met Saul?

Would that not mean everything Saul has gone through thusfar has only taken a week or so of time? Doesn't seem right.

He was bleeding in the cab after he saw his DIL the first day he arrived in New Mexico. He wasn't bleeding at any time he saw Saul.

Or is this just trolling? I feel like half the people here do not pay attention at all during shows.

I feel like you aren't paying attention to the posts you are responding to. Which, is pretty typical.

I asked a question, "Was he not still bleeding after meeting with the detectives?"

A simple "No, he was not" would have sufficed.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

He was bleeding in the cab after he saw his DIL the first day he arrived in New Mexico. He wasn't bleeding at any time he saw Saul.Or is this just trolling? I feel like half the people here do not pay attention at all during shows.

Welcome to "The Official [insert name of any television show] Discussion Thread", Leeroy.

 

[flysack]

GREAT episode- but shouldn't his granddaughter be a lot younger? wasn't she around the same age in BB?

They covered this briefly in BB. She doesn't really exist. You ever see A Beautiful Mind?

 

[TheIronSheik]

can i get a synopsis of the thread please?

People aren't buying into the lazy writing. Very factually inaccurate.

 

[flysack]

can i get a synopsis of the thread please?

Internet geniuses expose Vince Gilligan as a hack.

 

[flysack]

Ok, my serious stupid question -

Am I to assume that after confessing to his DIL, the two of them become estranged?

I'm not connecting the dots between Mike's story in "Five-O" and the end of the previous episode, when we see him staking out the FIL's house and she catches him and glares at him.

 

[3C's]

Ok, my serious stupid question -

Am I to assume that after confessing to his DIL, the two of them become estranged?

I'm not connecting the dots between Mike's story in "Five-O" and the end of the previous episode, when we see him staking out the FIL's house and she catches him and glares at him.

Maybe she blames him for his death. Women aren't always logical.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

What a great episode. Show got a lot darker very quickly.

The juxtaposition of Episode 4, which was funny as hell and Episode 5 which was dark as hell (with both being so very effective with it) speaks to the brilliance on this show.

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

Ok, my serious stupid question -

Am I to assume that after confessing to his DIL, the two of them become estranged?

I'm not connecting the dots between Mike's story in "Five-O" and the end of the previous episode, when we see him staking out the FIL's house and she catches him and glares at him.

The Philadelphia detectives only showed up in town after she saw him in the car.

 

[kentric]

And why does Mike look like he's older if this show is set in the past

We discussed this a few pages ago. An argument could be made that he's been through a rough patch, with excessive drinking. We'll see if the make-up people can do some magic and bring his age down a bit.

 

[Thorn]

Ok, my serious stupid question -

Am I to assume that after confessing to his DIL, the two of them become estranged?

I'm not connecting the dots between Mike's story in "Five-O" and the end of the previous episode, when we see him staking out the FIL's house and she catches him and glares at him.

Yea I don't know if they come to an agreement to stay away from each other so as not to bring the cops to her, until this blows over, or if something else happens to drive them apart. Didn't add up with the way the last episode ended.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

Ok, my serious stupid question -

Am I to assume that after confessing to his DIL, the two of them become estranged?

I'm not connecting the dots between Mike's story in "Five-O" and the end of the previous episode, when we see him staking out the FIL's house and she catches him and glares at him.

Yea I don't know if they come to an agreement to stay away from each other so as not to bring the cops to her, until this blows over, or if something else happens to drive them apart. Didn't add up with the way the last episode ended.

The end of the last episode came after their first meeting at her house and before he returned and came clean with her. She wasn't happy with him at the end of that first meeting.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Ok, my serious stupid question -

Am I to assume that after confessing to his DIL, the two of them become estranged?

I'm not connecting the dots between Mike's story in "Five-O" and the end of the previous episode, when we see him staking out the FIL's house and she catches him and glares at him.

Don't you read stories for a ####ing living?

 

[-fish-]

can i get a synopsis of the thread please?

show is good. thread sucks.

 

[Zow]

And why does Mike look like he's older if this show is set in the past

:takesdeepbreath:

 

[BustedKnuckles]

And why does Mike look like he's older if this show is set in the past

:takesdeepbreath:

let give this a shot....he looks older because he was drinking a lot prior and he was wrought with grief over breaking his boy(BB doesnt just stand for breaking bad any more)...so it took its toll ...in BB he cleaned up his act and made peace with his guilt ....or ....HE`S JUST OLDER NOW ...IN REAL LIFE

 

[TheIronSheik]

And why does Mike look like he's older if this show is set in the past

:takesdeepbreath:

let give this a shot....he looks older because he was drinking a lot prior and he was wrought with grief over breaking his boy(BB doesnt just stand for breaking bad any more)...so it took its toll ...in BB he cleaned up his act and made peace with his guilt ....or ....HE`S JUST OLDER NOW ...IN REAL LIFE

Pretty sure Cappy was joking, guys.