TV: Better Call Saul

[Mecca]

I believe the endgame is:
1. Humiliate Howard
2. Force a Sandpiper settlement of which they're entitled to a hefty portion (Kim wanted to start her legal defense fund/group with this money which is ironic since she just had that handed to her on a silver platter by Cliff and she u-turned).

Walt turned down Gretchen and Elliott when they offered to pay for his treatment…

[The Argonaut]

Great ep. Fire the directors and let the cast direct every episode. jk, the show's always good.

I actually cried when Jim and Kimmy kissed.

[VinylGuy]

yeah, but are they in love though

[Mecca]

yeah, but are they in love though

Pretty sure they’re just friends

[The Argonaut]

Kim and Jimmy*

[Mecca]

Kim and Jimmy*

Jim and Kimmy is appropriate too

[Mecca]

Listening to the insider podcast, I am surprised to hear how he pronounces Esposito

[Malloy]

having the rare experience of reading a thread that then increases my appreciation of the thread’s object.

[tragabigzanda]

oh wow, i never caught this

[contamination]

I remember him being in NYPD blue playing two different characters. The first character died and then he played a different guy a season or two later. That was weird.

[spike]

I remember him being in NYPD blue playing two different characters. The first character died and then he played a different guy a season or two later. That was weird.

[Ms Harmless]

guys I haven't watched the latest episode; I'm getting inexplicably bored, I feel like the show could have been wrapped up in 5 seasons like Breaking Bad if they didn't faff around with artistic close ups and finding the most complicated way possible to say the simplest things

I'm kind of sad that I feel this way, I generally feel fond of the Vince-verse

[tragabigzanda]

I’m not that far gone, but I agree this season feels like a bit of a drop. Nothing feels urgent to me. Just kind of like I’m waiting out the clock for the dovetail with breaking bad, and the answers to Saul’s Cinnabon future.

[VinylGuy]

im the opposite.

Im fascinated by this season. I really appreciate its taking the time to develop its characters and motives. Its also something tv is not doing at all these days.

[Jorge]

I think this season is actually a step up in terms of filmmaking. I think episode 5 was the weakest of the season so far but even that had a lot to enjoy. Episode 6 was beatiful, so many great moments, not the least of which is that gorgeous scene with Mike looking over Kaylee as they talk about the stars. I continue to stan

[Jorge]

artistic close ups and finding the most complicated way possible to say the simplest things

More, more, more of this forever please

[Ms Harmless]

lol

[Ms Harmless]

I’m not that far gone, but I agree this season feels like a bit of a drop. Nothing feels urgent to me. Just kind of like I’m waiting out the clock for the dovetail with breaking bad, and the answers to Saul’s Cinnabon future.

the only thing I care about anymore is Saul and Kim's fate and that could have happened last season easily

[Ms Harmless]

I think this season is actually a step up in terms of filmmaking. I think episode 5 was the weakest of the season so far but even that had a lot to enjoy. Episode 6 was beatiful, so many great moments, not the least of which is that gorgeous scene with Mike looking over Kaylee as they talk about the stars. I continue to stan

the thing is, I like how unnecessarily artful the show is; I don't care about crime thrillers but I cared about these shows... it's just, time to wrap!

I read "mid season finale" and shrugged

[Ms Harmless]

hopefully there's an upswing in the last half