TV: Better Call Saul

[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.

[Mecca]

Are we sure that Nacho’s dead? They didn’t include a scene of anyone checking his pulse

[Jorge]

If you guys aren't listening to the Insider Podcast, I recommend this week's episode. Michael Mando is a guest and he has a lot of insightful things to say about his performance as Nacho

[Stickman]

Stickman’s the worst

Don't sell yourself short, friendo.

[VinylGuy]

Are we sure that Nacho’s dead? They didn’t include a scene of anyone checking his pulse

Fuck, you are right he could be just injured and playing dead!!!

[spike]

If you guys aren't listening to the Insider Podcast, I recommend this week's episode. Michael Mando is a guest and he has a lot of insightful things to say about his performance as Nacho

Did he say why he chose the tank truck instead of the woods?

[VinylGuy]

¨oh yeah that was because of lazy writing¨

[EJ]

Another amazing episode, 3 for 3 so far this season. I can easily look past some of the nitpicky things talked about in this thread because of how well this show's executed.

It is interesting how Saul himself has played quite a backseat to the Salamanca/Chicken Man storylines, which I'm perfectly fine with.

[Ms Harmless]

Saul and Kim are the lifeblood of the show, I struggle when it's not focused on them (I always preferred the emotional / relationship drama / comedy sides to both "Albequerque" shows than the crime thriller side); that said, Michael Mando has acted the heck out of his roll this season

[VinylGuy]

Mando has been amazing since day one

[wease]

Mando is fucking amazing

[Bammer]

Another amazing episode, 3 for 3 so far this season.
It is interesting how Saul himself has played quite a backseat to the Salamanca/Chicken Man storylines, which I'm perfectly fine with.

It’s almost as if these are two completely separate shows running simultaneously. Either one on its own would be the best show on TV. Melded together they are chef’s kiss.

PS - 3 for 3? How about 60 for 60 (or however many there have been).

[spike]

Saul and Kim are the lifeblood of the show, I struggle when it's not focused on them (I always preferred the emotional / relationship drama / comedy sides to both "Albequerque" shows than the crime thriller side); that said, Michael Mando has acted the heck out of his roll this season

Same. Why I’m fine that they’ve already killed off Nacho.

[Bammer]

Mando has been amazing since day one

It’s funny he is so soft spoken.

Anyway is he in anything else or just this show?

[Mecca]

Mando has been amazing since day one

It’s funny he is so soft spoken.

Anyway is he in anything else or just this show?

Spider-Man Homecoming as Mac Gargan

[Bammer]

Mando has been amazing since day one

It’s funny he is so soft spoken.

Anyway is he in anything else or just this show?

Spider-Man Homecoming as Mac Gargan

He’s a Marvel guy? Dammit.

[Mecca]

From IMDB
“ His first professional appearance, in which he played the title role, earned a record breaking 5 MECCA nominations.”

What

[Ms Harmless]

Saul and Kim are the lifeblood of the show, I struggle when it's not focused on them (I always preferred the emotional / relationship drama / comedy sides to both "Albequerque" shows than the crime thriller side); that said, Michael Mando has acted the heck out of his roll this season

Same. Why I’m fine that they’ve already killed off Nacho.

yep 100% now to the good stuff

[Jorge]

Speculation re: Jimmy and Kim's plan

Spoiler: show

Clifford Main is a smart guy. I'd be surprised if he doesn't catch on to what Jimmy and Kim are doing, especially since Howard likely told him about the bowling balls and prostitutes pranks. Not to mention the fact that word surely got around in the golf club about the Saul Goodman incident, and isn't it super coincidental that a baggie of cocaine would appear in Howard's locker the same day Jimmy was there? Maybe the person following Kim and Jimmy is a PI hired by Cliff or Howard

[VinylGuy]

Spoiler: show

yeah, could be...i dont see Howard doing it. But Clifford yeah.