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.

[Bammer]

Ok seriously who didn't see that car crash coming?

The trunk full of sneakers was awesome. I figured he had already snooped her condo and learned her shoe size but man he went WAY deeper than that.

[Norah]

I really felt bad for Irene.

[Jorge]

Season finale prediction:

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Nacho and Chuck both die

[Mecca]

Season finale prediction:

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Nacho and Chuck both die

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Doesnt saul say something about an Ignacio when he thinks Walt and Jesse are going to kill him in the desert?

[Jammer XCI]

Season finale prediction:

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Nacho and Chuck both die

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I'm beginning to think Chuck doesn't die, he just gets his ass handed to him in court and ends up alone, penniless and possibly committed to a mental institution

[given2trade]

Season finale prediction:

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Nacho and Chuck both die

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I'm beginning to think Chuck doesn't die, he just gets his ass handed to him in court and ends up alone, penniless and possibly committed to a mental institution

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Can't wait to read all these spoiler's tomorrow!

[daft twat]

No Mike. Bullshit.

[Jorge]

Great finale.

[Mecca]

Jimmy's act of contrition... hoo boy

[VinylGuy]

Good finale.

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I will miss Chuck. Great character.

[The Argonaut]

Great finale, indeed. The little peck on the lips that Kim gave Jimmy near the end of the episode was as powerful as anything else all season. Maybe because we see so little affection between these two---so much so that there was a brief debate in this thread a little while ago about whether they were actually a couple at all. Obviously, that was intentional, and came together well right there.
And everyone upset at Jimmy for the way he manipulated the old ladies can forgive him now, right? He's not Saul Goodman, yet. Redemption

[Mecca]

Great finale, indeed. The little peck on the lips that Kim gave Jimmy near the end of the episode was as powerful as anything else all season. Maybe because we see so little affection between these two---so much so that there was a brief debate in this thread a little while ago about whether they were actually a couple at all. Obviously, that was intentional, and came together well right there.
And everyone upset at Jimmy for the way he manipulated the old ladies can forgive him now, right? He's not Saul Goodman, yet. Redemption

maybe that informs us of where Saul's line is drawn? I can't recall an instance in Breaking Bad where he intentionally manipulates someone into ruining their personal lives. The closest would be the ricin cigarette switcheroo or convincing jesse to leave town. Saul seems to be more about loopholes

[Jorge]

He straight-up advocates for murder several times

[Mecca]

He straight-up advocates for murder several times

yeah, but they don't have their best friends hating them

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murder of criminals, not innocent old people

[Jorge]

Kim has got a butt that won't quit

[Mecca]

Kim has got a butt that won't quit

eating pajama pants, you mean?

[The Argonaut]

I almost posted about Kim's butt in those pajama pants while I was watching, but I thought that would be disrespectful to the character. But, yeah: daaaaaammnn grl. Me likey likey! Aoooga! Aoooga!

[Jorge]

The music during Chuck's manic episode was perfect

[Jorge]

DE BOSS CAN SOCK MEEE