DannyDuberstein said:
So Jimmy is happy that not only was his insurance move the trigger, he also managed to saddle Howard with a ****ton of guilt over it too? So win-win, i guess.
Based on the scene alone in his house with nothing to do, I just thought he was bored and trying to justify a paycheck.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Anyone figure out what Mike is doing?
He was tense asking about the insurance, afraid it was him. Once Howard took the blame his demeanor completely changed.DannyDuberstein said:
Agree about Mike. I guess that makes sense about Jimmy being relieved that Howard is taking the guilt for it. Seems a little odd that he focused on the insuramce and still felt that relief, but i guess i can see it.
BenFiasco14 said:
The big question mark for me is what ends up happening to Kim before the events of B.B.
Zombie Jon Snow said:I drove bus said:So she's Wendy from Breaking Bad?91_Aggie said:Kim shows up to buy a Cinnabon... but Jimmy doesn't recognize her because whatever happened to cause them to split sent her spiraling downward and she's been a meth addict for that last however many years have passed between then and cinnabon timeline. And yes it was the blue meth that got her hooked.TCTTS said:Brian Earl Spilner said:
I keep hoping Jimmy will turn back and not keep going down the path of Saul, and yet I know it has to happen.
Damn these writers.
Same. But I still have hope in Cinnabon Jimmy. That's clearly heading somewhere, and hopefully he can find some kind redemption/peace in the end.
He feels sorry for her and hires her on at Cinnabon.
Meth is a hell of a drug.
BenFiasco14 said:
Loved this first episode!
The opening was great. Really curious if something was up with that cab driver or not.
The mike scenes were a highlight for me.
The cool part is that nothing has to happen to her, just because she didn't appear in B.B. didn't mean she wasn't around,BenFiasco14 said:
The big question mark for me is what ends up happening to Kim before the events of B.B.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Who actually would be out to get him though? Jack's neo nazi crew is all dead, the cartel is gone, Gus is gone, Walt is gone...
Big Al 1992 said:BenFiasco14 said:
Loved this first episode!
The opening was great. Really curious if something was up with that cab driver or not.
The mike scenes were a highlight for me.
My guess it is just what Jimmy/Saul/Gene's life is now - totally stressed out and always thinking someone is out to get him - the receptionist, the cabbie, etc. He will always be looking over his shoulder.
Don't stop!!Complete Idiot said:Big Al 1992 said:BenFiasco14 said:
Loved this first episode!
The opening was great. Really curious if something was up with that cab driver or not.
The mike scenes were a highlight for me.
My guess it is just what Jimmy/Saul/Gene's life is now - totally stressed out and always thinking someone is out to get him - the receptionist, the cabbie, etc. He will always be looking over his shoulder.
Last scene of series the screen just cuts to Black?
He was basically consigliere for the largest drug kingpin in America. Though they haven't shown us, I assume the tape Hank and Jesse made was found by authorities, and that Jesse spilled the beans on Saul.Brian Earl Spilner said:
Who actually would be out to get him though? Jack's neo nazi crew is all dead, the cartel is gone, Gus is gone, Walt is gone...
Huh?Brian Earl Spilner said:
Worth mentioning that Mike had to have driven all the way to Houston.
Thought this nugget was interesting.Quote:
Did the cabbie recognize Gene as Saul? One clue is that he was played by Don Harvey, a busy character actor (he's one of the uniform cops on The Deuce), whom the production wouldn't have spent money to fly in from out of town for a nothing part.
