He's also in jail with Eddie Murphy at the beginning of Trading Places.

Some things I thought of as I watched this episode.

The silence of the cousins is a little overplayed. It is almost comical now. It's ok for them to be men of few words, but still actually talk sometimes when it would be more efficient to talk than to stare at each other and wonder what the other one is thinking.

Kim is hotter than she ever was. I think she's been working out.

Fring has some crazy connections.

Did they have Nacho's shirt off in the back of the truck and then put it back on before going to the doctor?

Nacho got screwed.

So THIS is why Fring was looking for a local supplier.

Did Gale and Mr. Fring have a fling? That was kind of a gay exchange.

Kim knows Jimmy is broken. No more empathy out of him. No way they end up together in the long run.

On Kim to the courthouse: I think she was going to look up the statutes she needs to know to start the expansion paperwork. She's not a quitter, and she overestimates herself.

Did you recognize him in Desperately Seeking Susan?

That's Madonna!

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The Mesa Verde guy told Kim that one of the expansions is planned for a Nebraska town I didn't catch. Jimmy's in Nebraska in the latest timeline, right? I wonder if it's the same town. If so, and Kim indeed survives, it'd be cool to see her and Jimmy cross paths once more somehow via Mesa Verde in the latest timeline.

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The new Mesa Verde facility was in North Platte, about an hour west of Omaha, which is where the Cinabun (sp?) is.

I don't see why Gus would get involved with Mesa Verde.

He's already in deep with an entire international corporation to launder money or anything else he needs.

We bout to get a Mike episode?

Am I the only one who's TV cut to commercial in the middle of the judge talking in court?

nope

Listening to the judge eat was nearly more than I could handle.

BTW, wasn't he on "Benson"?

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Alright the cousins are just cartoony and ridiculous.

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I disagree. Just shows more of reason Hank was a badass. Took these psychos down.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Alright the cousins are just cartoony and ridiculous.

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Have to agree, I used the term cartoonish while watching. But not so much to be a big distraction, kind of fun - but better not get much more of them

Big Cat `93 said:

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Listening to the judge eat was nearly more than I could handle.

BTW, wasn't he on "Benson"?

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Holy cow you and I are old and share the same memory of worthless trivia

BenFiasco14 said:

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Does anyone else feel like this seasons kinda been meandering so far? Feel like not a whole lots happened yet. Tonight's episode seems kinda ... skippable almost. Mikes awesome of course but I think I'm kinda at the point in the show now I'm so invested I may as well finish it out but I'm not super excited about it

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No. But this show does kinda test the limits of how many primary characters need to be followed at the same time. We're getting a lot of "character development" of a lot of characters.

Or maybe the judge has a grudge against Mesa Verde or knows of cases she can dig up? The bailiff or whoever it was talked about bankruptcy cases. Banks can cause businesses to seek bankruptcy protection.

mazzag said:

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Or maybe the judge has a grudge against Mesa Verde or knows of cases she can dig up? The bailiff or whoever it was talked about bankruptcy cases. Banks can cause businesses to seek bankruptcy protection.

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Maybe, but he told her if she went back in his court he would give her a PA case, and she was sitting there when he came out, He also said he had seen broken lawyers before, and she chose to go to the court with the most every day stuff. This after she clearly wasn't happy last week when she saw their expansion plans and seemed disillusioned.
Thought it was pretty clear, but maybe I'm missing something.

The judge was Felix on Star Trek Voyager.

Pignorant said:

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The judge was Felix on Star Trek Voyager.

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It's funny - you could hear his voice before they showed his face, and I was like "It's the benson voyager guy!"

Someone refresh my memory on how Matty died.

Set up by his partners who used to run with Mike and were dirty cops. They were afraid he'd rat em out so they set him up to be killed.

I think I have that right.

I think it's just different since Jimmy isn't doing any lawyer stuff.

Bunk Moreland said:

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Set up by his partners who used to run with Mike and were dirty cops. They were afraid he'd rat em out so they set him up to be killed.

I think I have that right.

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Gotcha-I'm an idiot and am just now realizing that very first scene was a flashback. Was thinking for a minute that Mike had a grandson named Matty who also died in addition to his son.

Also, is it just me and my TV settings, or does it seem like 45% of this show now is filmed in the dark?

Lots of fuzzy shapes and muffled mexican voices .