Wife and I have two episodes to catch up, but this season has been great. I love Mike. I love Gus. And I'll say it, Patrick Fabian is a good looking man. And I am quite jealous as to how he can pull off wearing a suit.
I think he looks like a douchebag. I don't mind getting all spiffed up in a suit, but that guy looks like he spends a minimum of 2 hours getting ready every morning.
I love Mike. Hes my favorite TV character ever. I could also see my father in law doing that if he were a drug dealer.
I'm probably crazy for saying this but I prefer the Jimmy storyline over the cartel's. We know what the future holds for these characters but Jimmy's full story hasn't been told yet.
Now that he's starting to become full-fledged Saul, he's more interesting. Until then I was ready to fast-forward through all of the scenes involving him.
I’m two episodes behind this season because it’s just so damned slow. I don’t care to see anything about the cartels outside of how it directly impacts / interacts with Jimmy.
I think the cartel and Jimmy stories are being intentionally held separate because they are leading up to a collision between the two worlds. So it all has to do with Jimmy. Speaking of story threads coming together, who needs privacy to achieve their goals more than that type of person?
What was the deal at the very beginning of the last episode? Looked like maybe a flashback or something with a kid helping to build something out of cement? I was kind of in the middle of something else and didn't watch closely.
When you first see Saul in BB, he mentions what they did to Nacho. Mike may not kill him, he may get tortured and laid on his parents' doorsteps
Yeah. I think we are really close to seeing the storylines collide. The cell phone job is what does it.
The first-person camera work of the guy being led to the laundromat/production facility was really cool. Just great camerawork. If we're still 9 months and 24 days away from Jimmy being able to practice law again, either there is a loophole or we fast-forward at some point. Chuck's death and being able to pass the blame is what caused Saul to be born (again?). His moral restraints are gone.
Sounds like we get to learn more about Lalo (the guy who he thought Walt/Jesse was) soon.............and he may be the the baddest one yet.
