Red Mosquito

wease wrote:

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what happened after Howard’s wife read Kim’s confession? We paused it and when we came back she was crying on a bus and it wouldn’t let us rewind

She stubbed her toe really fucking hard.

daft twat wrote:

wease wrote:

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what happened after Howard’s wife read Kim’s confession? We paused it and when we came back she was crying on a bus and it wouldn’t let us rewind

She stubbed her toe really fucking hard.

That can’t be right

wease wrote:

daft twat wrote:

wease wrote:

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what happened after Howard’s wife read Kim’s confession? We paused it and when we came back she was crying on a bus and it wouldn’t let us rewind

She stubbed her toe really fucking hard.

That can’t be right

There was nothing, bud. Howard’s wife asked why she was doing this, and it cut away before she answered. I think it was just a surge of emotion after the trauma of the meeting.

wease wrote:

daft twat wrote:

wease wrote:

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what happened after Howard’s wife read Kim’s confession? We paused it and when we came back she was crying on a bus and it wouldn’t let us rewind

She stubbed her toe really fucking hard.

That can’t be right

She asks Kim if she’s going to be arrested, postures a civil suit, but for all intents and purposes, Kim’s waterworks were brought on by catharsis of easing her burden by admitting to her part in Howard’s death

daft twat wrote:

wease wrote:

daft twat wrote:

wease wrote:

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what happened after Howard’s wife read Kim’s confession? We paused it and when we came back she was crying on a bus and it wouldn’t let us rewind

She stubbed her toe really fucking hard.

That can’t be right

There was nothing, bud. Howard’s wife asked why she was doing this, and it cut away before she answered. I think it was just a surge of emotion after the trauma of the meeting.

Ok. We missed her saying that. Thanks

The Argonaut wrote:It was a good episode. I like the idea of Kim punishing herself by dating nice, clean, American, mayo boy

Look, the man likes Duke’s Mayonnaise; he’s a man of taste.

Not sure what the Jesse scene added. Gotta sit with it

Jorge wrote:Not sure what the Jesse scene added. Gotta sit with it

terrible scene

Jimmy approaching Marion with the telephone cord in his hands was reminiscent of Walt standing over his family with a knife in Ozymandias.

why was florida kim dressed like it was the 80s?

damm intense as fuck. The very downfall of Saul. Cant imagine a good ending for him.

Loved everything but the scene with Kim and Jesse. Felt fan service. I was expecting R2 to appear or something.

spike wrote:why was florida kim dressed like it was the 80s?

I thought this, too. That, acting like Miracle Whip was a new product, and the black and white made it feel like Wandavision. The sex scene with the guy saying Yup or whatever had a Fargo quality to it. Some really odd choices.

spike wrote:

Jorge wrote:Not sure what the Jesse scene added. Gotta sit with it

terrible scene

Fan service. Maybe some show runners playing in their sandbox too much? There’s a chance that’s our last Kim scene?

Either way, Aaron Paul definitely read as early Jesse, who was annoying as it was

spike wrote:

Jorge wrote:Not sure what the Jesse scene added. Gotta sit with it

terrible scene

Disagree. It was a vehicle for Kim to express how she felt about Jimmy immediately after their divorce was made official. It was also a nice way for the BB and BCS timelines to come together.

This show is a spin-off none of us knew we wanted. When it was announced, I thought, “What a terrible idea.” It’s been better than BB every step of the way, and I appreciate that the Walt and Jesse appearances have been meaningful rather than just Saul is in the foreground and they happen to be walking in the background.

Fucking ask jeeves.

This show is so incredible at portraying humanity

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Gene singing the chorus to Blondie only to realize it’s the verse and immediately going catching himself before he jumps back in

Mecca wrote:This show is so incredible at portraying humanity

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Gene singing the chorus to Blondie only to realize it’s the verse and immediately going catching himself before he jumps back in

This was easily my favorite moment of the episode.

The "This is what Kim is doing now" bit could have been cut in half.

Amazing episode. A perfect one had they cut that Jesse scene. I can’t bring myself to say anything too bad about a show I love so much so I’m just gonna forget it happened.

Also: Rhea. Motherfucking. Seehorn.

Stickman wrote:The "This is what Kim is doing now" bit could have been cut in half.

It was meant to lull you into the mind-numbing monotony of what her life has become and it makes the phone call that much more impactful.