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You are still confusing the Devil with the devil's advocate.
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devil's advocate noun
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a person who expresses a contentious opinion in order to provoke debate or test the strength of the opposing arguments[/ol]
quote:nto saul, but the other dude i see that as a solid possibility, especially since that moron is the type who would cave under police questioning and could easily give up Mike so he'd have a personal interest in doing so.
Should be a good episode next week. Saul gets lambasted for his commercial and Nacho wants Mike to kill someone. It's possible that it could be Saul, but since we know neither Mike nor Saul dies prior to BB, it's probably the idiot with the baseball cards.
quote:He knows that there haven't been any gunshots, but I don't think that necessarily means she is conning him. She might just be paranoid. They gave us a good reason to see why she might have thought there were gunshots. They made the newspapers "sound" like gunshots enough to make him get his gun ready because he thought they may have been gunshots too.
Wasn't he staked outside her house all night just so he would know if anything happened? Then she called him and said someone shot her house? Watch his facial expressions and the way he looks at the "bullet" mark. He clearly doesn't believe her.
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The DIL is pretty clearly conning Mike for money. I thought that was obvious. Wasn't he staked outside her house all night just so he would know if anything happened? Then she called him and said someone shot her house? Watch his facial expressions and the way he looks at the "bullet" mark. He clearly doesn't believe her.
And I seem to remember the DIL conning Mike in previous episodes of BCS. Maybe I'm just making that up but I seem to remember something along those lines. Was it in the flashbacks after mikes son died?
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So did anyone catch the BB reference with the Alpine Shepherd Boy?
quote:"This is the west, boss. New Mexico's not a 'retreat' jurisdiction. A man steps to you intent on doing bodily harm, you got every right to plant your feet and shoot to kill. Some call it a moral right and I do include myself within that class." - Lawson
And the clip for next week starred Albuquerque's favorite black market arms dealer. Love it.
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Curious to see why Jimmy's boss is so upset about the commercial, but I guess we need a rift to take place that leads to his eventual firing/leaving.
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How on Earth did you catch that?
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If you think that then you do need to rewatch Breaking Bad. Goodman was a sleaze.
Sleazy and criminal are not always the same thing.
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Why is this debate still going? Walt was a murdering drug kingpin. Saul was a crooked lawyer. Not in the same ballpark.
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I wasn't focused on the camera angle. I apologize.
quote:Jimmy even brought it up before hand and Begley blew it off as he walked out the door saying they would talk about it. Same here, I might have blown up initially, but to really look at the payoff in one example, that is brilliant return.quote:
Curious to see why Jimmy's boss is so upset about the commercial, but I guess we need a rift to take place that leads to his eventual firing/leaving.
It's not that big a mystery. I'd be pissed too if someone plastered the name of the firm I own all over an advertisement without running it by me first. Now, my anger would probably be tempered when I found out it only ran once and only cost $700 and got us 100+ clients so maybe that's what you're referencing.
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If you think that then you do need to rewatch Breaking Bad. Goodman was a sleaze.
Sleazy and criminal are not always the same thing.
Did we forget he's the one who suggested that Walt send Hank to Belize?
He's charming and funny, but was as criminal as his associates.
