Did for methe new episode didn’t show up last night smmfh (HBOmax via prime)
hopefully it’s up now
OHHH THATS the cupcake show...thats her assistant
It's not just affection, remember in the season 3 finale she killed the guy looking for Barry. She is now a murderer, she probably has no idea who she killed or the reason why he was looking for Barry. All these guys looking for Barry and he always ends up living. That's why Sally said she feels safe around Barry. She doesn't know if her life is in danger but Barry will keep her safeHe was a contract killer from cleveland then he went on to be a killer in hollywood trying to act and then he ended up in jail. Now he got a family and a house. Yes, this is the most content we have seen him.
The white broad has had her own show, and was even offered a good deal to be a mentor for a big movie franchise..she then left with him instead
I mean this broad has been miserable since season 1. She also jealous that her ex-assistant is doing it big now.....and i don't buy all of this comes from "Barry being the only person that shows her affection".
nikkas using the word and don't know what it means is howHow was this episode filler?
Whole time I was watching this episode, I was thinking to myself, what if Rita was this unhingedthis feels like a dexter origin story so far
if it was an episode of breaking bad or better call saul (of which BCS has like seasons worth of episodes like this) it would be heralded and have its own pinned threadHow was this episode filler?
Nah, when BB had episodes with no gunfights or explosions, cats would be I the thread calling it filler.if it was an episode of breaking bad or better call saul (of which BCS has like seasons worth of episodes like this) it would be heralded and have its own pinned thread
Nah, when BB had episodes with no gunfights or explosions, cats would be I the thread calling it filler.
@hex
I saw Vince Gilligan and the writers at a thing and said, ‘Man, I really feel like I owe you a check.’ And especially for season one. There was a joke that people were calling [Barry] Breaking Good,” Hader says. “On a personal level, I visited the Better Call Saul writers’ room way early just to be like, ‘How do you guys do this?’ And so I just watched them hang out for a day. I also hung out with Vince off and on for a couple weeks, and we got along really well. I never watched a lot of television, but I did watch Breaking Bad pretty religiously. So, I was a little self-conscious about [the Breaking Bad comparisons], but I also think that as the show has progressed, it’s become its own thing.”