TV: Better Call Saul

[Stickman]

Did she write that letter from Chuck?

[VinylGuy]

Did she write that letter from Chuck?

I havent though about that. I got that she was really emotional because of the letter, but mostly because Jimmy doesnt seem to care about chuck´s death...it feels she is gettin ready to cut him off.

[Jorge]

Did she write that letter from Chuck?

No

[wease]

Did she write that letter from Chuck?

I havent though about that. I got that she was really emotional because of the letter, but mostly because Jimmy doesnt seem to care about chuck´s death...it feels she is gettin ready to cut him off.

The letter was written quite a while back, it seemed. Before the events of the last couple of seasons. I think Kim got emotional over what might have been and what eventually did happen. And remember, neither Kim nor Howard even know at this point that it was actually Jimmy that set in motion the events that lead to Chuck’s death. I imagine when that inevitably comes to light, the shit is going to fly.

[VinylGuy]

Did she write that letter from Chuck?

I havent though about that. I got that she was really emotional because of the letter, but mostly because Jimmy doesnt seem to care about chuck´s death...it feels she is gettin ready to cut him off.

The letter was written quite a while back, it seemed. Before the events of the last couple of seasons. I think Kim got emotional over what might have been and what eventually did happen. And remember, neither Kim nor Howard even know at this point that it was actually Jimmy that set in motion the events that lead to Chuck’s death. I imagine when that inevitably comes to light, the shit is going to fly.

Yeah, but she seems very surprised on how jimmy is behaving with all of this despite of that.

[Jorge]

She fretted for 3 days about showing Jimmy the letter because she thought it would destroy him. Watching him be so dismissive about it showed him how fucked up he is inside. That + confronting the inherent tragedy of what happened between these two brothers through Chuck's words + lingering guilt about what happened at the committee hearing has her feelings all in a whirlwind.

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[wease]

Did she write that letter from Chuck?

I havent though about that. I got that she was really emotional because of the letter, but mostly because Jimmy doesnt seem to care about chuck´s death...it feels she is gettin ready to cut him off.

The letter was written quite a while back, it seemed. Before the events of the last couple of seasons. I think Kim got emotional over what might have been and what eventually did happen. And remember, neither Kim nor Howard even know at this point that it was actually Jimmy that set in motion the events that lead to Chuck’s death. I imagine when that inevitably comes to light, the shit is going to fly.

Yeah, but she seems very surprised on how jimmy is behaving with all of this despite of that.

Oh, most definitely.

[Bammer]

There was a pretty prominent shot of Kim’s left armpit there in S4E2.

I’m curious: HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE WITH HER RIGHT ARM IN A CAST

[Jorge]

Save for a few solid moments, this may have been my least-favorite episode of the entire series.

[The Argonaut]

Not much happened, I guess

[Jorge]

Not much happened, I guess

The whole thing felt like it was just underlining things we already knew from past episodes. Even the shootout was boring.

[@SkitchP]

Not much happened, I guess

The whole thing felt like it was just underlining things we already knew from past episodes. Even the shootout was boring.

I noticed that too with the shootout, it just kinda happened with very little tension. Although I suppose that's always going to be a problem with a prequel series where we know the ultimate outcome, even on a show as good as this one.

I agree that this episode was also one of my least favorites, Although I think a couple of big things came out of it- Mike becoming significantly more aggressive (which im not sure I like) and Jimmy starting to really embrace the criminal mindset at the end there. But in reality, this season up until last nights has been Kim's story more than Jimmys (really, how much jimmy have we had? Planning a silly heist and moping?) and this episode was significantly lacking in Kim.

[given2trade]

One thing that dawned on me this episode is Odenkirk is playing Jimmy as a different person than he was in Breaking Bad. It's not so much that he isn't "fully bad" yet it's that I don't think he's nearly as savvy/smart in Breaking Bad as he is in Better Call Saul. They made him smarter. Does that make sense?

[Jorge]

Hmm, I don't think I agree

[given2trade]

Well you're wrong!

[Stickman]

I had to go look up Matty, its been so long since that ep, I'd forgotten all about it.

[The Argonaut]

Wife. Dinner Party. Thanks.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

finally watched some of season 3

[Bammer]

There was a pretty prominent shot of Kim’s left armpit there in S4E2.

I’m curious: HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE WITH HER RIGHT ARM IN A CAST

I'm pretty upset that nobody else cares about this.