Official Better Call Saul Season 5 Thread

[CanesMiamiLakers]

Mannnn Mike looking like he can die any minute he’s aging like milk

 

[Czerka]

it was a peak into his true scumbag potential

like Gohan turning super saiyan in the hyperbolic time chamber

 

[KalKal]

The hooker setup scene reminds me of this..

The scene with Howard and the hookers was hilarious. Those bytches offered to suck Jimmy off, he refused and then for a second was and you thought he reconsidered. Smart of him to use them wisely to continue chipping away at Howard and his reputation. Dude is determined to make HHM not exist the same way Chuck doesn’t exist anymore.

First thing I thought of was this:


"He said we'd, like, work it out".

Anyway, I don't understand why Saul is messing with Howard so much. What exactly does he hope to gain?
Its as if Walter White made it his mission to drive Grey Matter bankrupt. Why?

 

[iseetrolledpeople]

may we all be lucky enough to find one as ride or die as Kim

For me is...be wise enough to see it in her, because Jimmy still doesn't see the ridenordying-ess in Kim.

 

[WesCrook]

I don't know when, but I have a feeling at some point in time Jimmie's antics is gonna get Kim disbarred

I believe "Gene" changing his mind while on the phone with the vacuum guy has a lot to do with Kim. Perhaps saving her like Walt "saving" Jesse.

She may be domesticated and defeated at that point, possibly a heavy drinker to boot.

Why else would Saul have unfinished business? It certainly can't be Breaking Bad related. All of those loose ends are tied.

 

[yseJ]

great episode. jimmys ego got bigger than kim. Kim has somewhat of an identity crisis. I dont think she likes either of her lives. her fighting for Acker in the first place is her being unsure where she stands and wanting to do the right thing in her mind. jimmy's version of doing 'the right thing' is way different than hers, but his produces actual results.

jimmy was getting pleasure from sticking it to Howard and then schooling everyone in the mesa verde meeting. this is Saul's first real time where he does it for himself, before that it was always for kim. this is Saul's ego saying Im fukking good at it.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

I have no damn idea what getting married would solve because she said it herself: he will lie to her again. And that’s the Jimmy/Saul we’ve always known, so let him be.

In some states, spouses can't be forced to testify against each other. Kim was really hurt that Jimmy lied & played her to "protect her". I think marriage is her solution to make him be honest.

 

[No Ma’am]

That bytch didn't bust a U-Turn for my girl Kim

 

[Duke_Droese]

Kim is pure wife material. Aging well for a white woman. Shame Saul is going to destroy her though.

Jimmy was evil as fukk this episode. Destroying good people's lives just for the fukkery.

 

[KevCo]

I didn't think about legality reasons.

BTW I'm really interested to see what Mike does about Nacho's dad. We all KNOW that Mike doesn't like when people not a part of the game become targets. At the same time, we all know that Mike and Gus are cool by the time BrBa starts.

I'm thinking something happens to Nacho where it's a moot point. Either that or Mike breaks bad even more and further compromises his soul in some way.

Because we know Mike trying to talk to Gus about letting Nacho's dad out of the cross hairs is most likely a non-starter.

It would have to be next season if next season overlaps season 2 of breaking bad since we know lalo and nacho are alive when Jessie and Walt meet Saul. Really interested in how those two end up. And Kim. Last nights episode was cool. Jimmy a scum bag for that move

 

[MajesticLion]

YUP!

 

[analog]

Kim made a deal with the devil and got burned. Should've stayed in your lane instead of roping in Jimmy's relentless ass

Really interested in seeing how this proposal plays out.

 

[Duke_Droese]

I started to dislike Jimmy this episode, I wonder if that is the feel they'll try to invoke for the rest of the series. He was a (generally) nice and reformed guy before this point, and in BB he was pretty much there to give some comedic content, so this'll be an interesting direction for him.

It's like walter going full retard into his heisenberg alter ego in the later seasons of BB.

 

[jwinfield]

I started to dislike Jimmy this episode, I wonder if that is the feel they'll try to invoke for the rest of the series. He was a (generally) nice and reformed guy before this point, and in BB he was pretty much there to give some comedic content, so this'll be an interesting direction for him.

It's like walter going full retard into his heisenberg alter ego in the later seasons of BB.

Dude fukking with Howard for no reason.

 

[Cave Savage]

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