Red Mosquito

daft twat wrote:

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.

Mecca wrote:

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.

The scene with Jesse and Kim may be the most heartbreakingly beautiful scene in this entire shared cinematic universe.

One soul on her way out of a life of misery and mistakes, passing like a ship in the night with another soul on his way into a life of misery and mistakes - both of whom endured that misery by falling for the wiles of conmen.

The rare desert rain (“Waterworks”) could be seen as both a cleansing baptism for Kim fleeing her sin, and a tempest for Jesse heralding the storm coming his way. It was just so surreal to see them together, and so impactful.

“Is he any good?”

“When I knew him he was.”

There’s not gonna be another show like this for a long time. Such a privilege to watch this masterpiece in real time.

Ensign9 wrote:Still don’t like the scene but I appreciate this Redditor’s analysis:

The scene with Jesse and Kim may be the most heartbreakingly beautiful scene in this entire shared cinematic universe.

One soul on her way out of a life of misery and mistakes, passing like a ship in the night with another soul on his way into a life of misery and mistakes - both of whom endured that misery by falling for the wiles of conmen.

The rare desert rain (“Waterworks”) could be seen as both a cleansing baptism for Kim fleeing her sin, and a tempest for Jesse heralding the storm coming his way. It was just so surreal to see them together, and so impactful.

“Is he any good?”

“When I knew him he was.”

There’s not gonna be another show like this for a long time. Such a privilege to watch this masterpiece in real time.

Mecca wrote:Everyone’s focused on Gene with the telephone cord, but the dude was about to smash a cancer patient he drugged over the head with the urn of the guy’s dead dog’s ashes

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

Ensign9 wrote:Still don’t like the scene but I appreciate this Redditor’s analysis:

The scene with Jesse and Kim may be the most heartbreakingly beautiful scene in this entire shared cinematic universe.

One soul on her way out of a life of misery and mistakes, passing like a ship in the night with another soul on his way into a life of misery and mistakes - both of whom endured that misery by falling for the wiles of conmen.

The rare desert rain (“Waterworks”) could be seen as both a cleansing baptism for Kim fleeing her sin, and a tempest for Jesse heralding the storm coming his way. It was just so surreal to see them together, and so impactful.

“Is he any good?”

“When I knew him he was.”

There’s not gonna be another show like this for a long time. Such a privilege to watch this masterpiece in real time.

The Argonaut wrote:

Mecca wrote:Everyone’s focused on Gene with the telephone cord, but the dude was about to smash a cancer patient he drugged over the head with the urn of the guy’s dead dog’s ashes

instead of just sitting quietly and waiting a few minutes for the guy to fall asleep again, since he was definitely going to do that. It was like three am, the guy isn't going to sit on the stairs to his den for the next six hours. Weird moment

Ensign9 wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

Mecca wrote:Everyone’s focused on Gene with the telephone cord, but the dude was about to smash a cancer patient he drugged over the head with the urn of the guy’s dead dog’s ashes

instead of just sitting quietly and waiting a few minutes for the guy to fall asleep again, since he was definitely going to do that. It was like three am, the guy isn't going to sit on the stairs to his den for the next six hours. Weird moment

I could be wrong but I thought Saul was hiding in the doorway of the guy’s bedroom at the top of the stairs.

Ensign9 wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

Mecca wrote:Everyone’s focused on Gene with the telephone cord, but the dude was about to smash a cancer patient he drugged over the head with the urn of the guy’s dead dog’s ashes

instead of just sitting quietly and waiting a few minutes for the guy to fall asleep again, since he was definitely going to do that. It was like three am, the guy isn't going to sit on the stairs to his den for the next six hours. Weird moment

I could be wrong but I thought Saul was hiding in the doorway of the guy’s bedroom at the top of the stairs.

Mecca wrote:This show is so incredible at portraying humanity

Spoiler: show

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

spike wrote:

Mecca wrote:This show is so incredible at portraying humanity

Spoiler: show

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

Also, Kim’s general behavior in Florida. She was constantly keeping her actual personality in check, for fear of becoming the person she was back in Albuquerque. Avoiding anything beyond agreeable. Surviving.