Re: TV: Better Call Saul
Posted: Tue April 07, 2020 2:30 am
for real, tragBammer wrote:Stay out of here if you’re not caught up.tragabigzanda wrote:spoiler that shit argo
for real, tragBammer wrote:Stay out of here if you’re not caught up.tragabigzanda wrote:spoiler that shit argo
yeah, this might be it.The Argonaut wrote:How does Jimmy know about the vacuum guy in BB? Because Kim got in too deep with Lalo and Jimmy needed to disappear her. She's alive, she's just working at a sporting goods store in Ketchum Idaho and she goes by Jen now
I love this.The Argonaut wrote:How does Jimmy know about the vacuum guy in BB? Because Kim got in too deep with Lalo and Jimmy needed to disappear her. She's alive, she's just working at a sporting goods store in Ketchum Idaho and she goes by Jen now
The one thing that kept going through my mind during the whole conflict of the episode was that we know Mike and Saul make it out of that desert just fine and that takes away from the weight of any threats.theplatypus wrote:That was a great episode, and the first Better Call Saul episode that truly felt like Breaking Bad (4 Days Out being the obvious comparison). I've always said I prefer this show to have its own identity separate from its predecessor but I really like Breaking Bad too so I was happy to dip back in those waters. I still don't think Kim is going to die. If she does, I will print out this post and eat it.
It wasn’t that we knew that, it was how would the characters react to being in that situation.Mecca wrote:The one thing that kept going through my mind during the whole conflict of the episode was that we know Mike and Saul make it out of that desert just fine and that takes away from the weight of any threats.theplatypus wrote:That was a great episode, and the first Better Call Saul episode that truly felt like Breaking Bad (4 Days Out being the obvious comparison). I've always said I prefer this show to have its own identity separate from its predecessor but I really like Breaking Bad too so I was happy to dip back in those waters. I still don't think Kim is going to die. If she does, I will print out this post and eat it.
I’m worried about Kimwease wrote:It wasn’t that we knew that, it was how would the characters react to being in that situation.Mecca wrote:The one thing that kept going through my mind during the whole conflict of the episode was that we know Mike and Saul make it out of that desert just fine and that takes away from the weight of any threats.theplatypus wrote:That was a great episode, and the first Better Call Saul episode that truly felt like Breaking Bad (4 Days Out being the obvious comparison). I've always said I prefer this show to have its own identity separate from its predecessor but I really like Breaking Bad too so I was happy to dip back in those waters. I still don't think Kim is going to die. If she does, I will print out this post and eat it.

Loltheplatypus wrote:
Steve Albini wrote: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.