Better Call Saul

[ghornett]

Meh I don't need to see either one of em in the show, but it wouldn't surprise me if they pop up in the last season.

yeah tbh id rather not see them. it will just distract from saul's story imo.

[matowest]

Meh I don't need to see either one of em in the show, but it wouldn't surprise me if they pop up in the last season.

yeah tbh id rather not see them. it will just distract from saul's story imo.

If any showrunner could do this and do it correctly, it's Gilligan. But, he still shouldn't do it, I don't think.

[Creation88]

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was chuck's death accidental or intentional. i can't recall?

[Irishman12]

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was chuck's death accidental or intentional. i can't recall?

Intentional

[jjbehren]

I assumed it was intentional.

[ToolFanFromWayBack]

I don't think we know one way or another. Getting fired pushed him back to the no electricity mania, but we only saw the table rock and know over the lantern. So it could have been accidental...

[jamel-d]

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was chuck's death accidental or intentional. i can't recall?

Accidentally intentional.
I think he meant for the lantern to fall, but I don’t think he was suicidal. Crazy but not suicidal

[ZoSoTim]

He was absolutely suicidal. How can that even be in question?

[ToolFanFromWayBack]

Meh I don't need to see either one of em in the show, but it wouldn't surprise me if they pop up in the last season.

yeah tbh id rather not see them. it will just distract from saul's story imo.

If any showrunner could do this and do it correctly, it's Gilligan. But, he still shouldn't do it, I don't think.

I was envisioning it more like you were looking over the shoulder of one of Hector's guys walking past the school and you only see Walt and Jesse from afar. Never zooming in and just making them part of the background barely overheard.

[mfaith]

Holy fudge, what a great episode! Kim absolutely slaughtered Howard. Probably the best acting I've seen from her in the series so far. Vicious ending too.

[Irishman12]

Holy fudge, what a great episode! Kim absolutely slaughtered Howard. Probably the best acting I've seen from her in the series so far. Vicious ending too.

Yes, that scene with Kim and Howard was amazing! Definitely looking forward to Monday nights again with the return of this show.

[hunterjax]

yep, Kim was drymounting great.

Also, Jimmy making his pitch at the copy salesman place and then the reaction. drymounting classic.

One thing I meant to bring up from last episode: when Jimmy says to Howard "I guess that's just your cross to bear" and goes from being depressed about blaming himself for Chuck's death to having Howard give him the opening to lay the blame on someone else . . . is that the ACTUAL moment when Jimmy died for good and Saul has fully taken over?

[ToolFanFromWayBack]

That was a great episode. That was one of the most disturbing murders I have seen in a while.

[mfaith]

I was confused by some of Kim's scenes this episode. Why did she seem to become so detached when the Mesa Verde guy was showing her all the models, and afterwards delegated the paperwork to her paralegal instead of doing it herself like she'd originally said? It was almost as if she'd become disenfranchised by her success, or the success she'd helped create.
And then that almost seemed to lead to her reversing her decision to show Chuck's letter to Jimmy, where she got all emotional. Was her reaction more a product of Jimmy's non-reaction and blasé attitude? Like she was realizing he was responsible for Chuck's death?

[steve5635]

it cracks me up every time saul is at the vet with his goldfish.