With a checked-out spouse who wouldn’t surprise me at all if she was sleeping around on him. Howard didn’t deserve this shyt.damn all Howard ever really did was know Jimmy and now he gets an unmarked grave shared with a cartel boss
With a checked-out spouse who wouldn’t surprise me at all if she was sleeping around on him. Howard didn’t deserve this shyt.damn all Howard ever really did was know Jimmy and now he gets an unmarked grave shared with a cartel boss
With a checked-out spouse who wouldn’t surprise me at all if she was sleeping around on him. Howard didn’t deserve this shyt.
Probably about Kim leaving and about what went on when we didn't see Saul on screen during the BB era and of course what's happening now present day, after "Felina"damn didn’t think that’d be resolved so fast…what the hell these next 5 eps gonna be about?
How shaken up she was at the apartment. The nervousness when she got to Fring’s house. The way she yelled, “Where were you?!” at Mike. The hollow deadness at the end of the episode.Just finished watching, what a way to return
I'm gonna be if Rhea Seehorn doesn't get that Emmy nomination tomorrow. A shame she hasn't been nominated once since Better Call Saul started.
Show continues to be a master at tension, even if you have an idea how things will play out, like with Lalo leading Gus into the lab.
Mike continues to be one of the best no-nonsense characters on TV.
Can't wait to see how the remaining 5 episodes play out.
I missed the Saul & Kim angle. I don't think she was even thinking of escape, she was just going to kill her target regardless unless Saul was safe.How are some of you missing that Lalo sent Kim (didn’t really matter if it was her or Saul) to Gus’s home to draw security from the laundry building?
His plan wasn’t actually to have Gus killed on his front door step. He knew that wasn’t going to be easy with the security detail and definitely not for a virgin shooter. He knew whoever he sent was a dead man/woman.
His plan was to record the facility, show the evidence to Don Eladio, rise from his perceived death like a phoenix from the ashes and gift Don Eladio the meth lab while moving farther up the cartel ladder. Gus showing up was a surprise to him, but he had the drop on them.
Also, NO there’s no tension over Saul sending Kim. He gave her the “save yourself” look and showed he was willing to die so she could possibly escape and go on without him, but she showed her loyalty in that moment. She was willing to kill for her man. In the end, the stress of knowing that they’re in the game and the possibility of violence that will always lurk in the shadows may drive them apart, but not the fact he sent her or that she was willing to go.
The look on their faces at the end goes back to Nacho’s conversation with Saul early on where he told him “the sooner you realize you’re in the game, the better off you’ll be.” Saul and Kim now know they are criminals. That’s where we are. No more denying it.