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Posted: 4/25/2017 11:24:42 PM EDT
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Typing this on a tablet so it might not come out just right, but think back to the end of the last episode as well as the end of last season. Mike was out to get Hector at the end of last season when he found the note on his windshield. Pretty obvious now that one of Gus’s men put it on there because they had a GPS tracker on the car. At the end of last week's episode, Mike was tailing the gus who had put the GPS on his car and came across the cell phone in the middle of he road. I'm guessing that it was Gus on the phone telling Mike "Look, if you really want to get even with Hector here's how...". If you'll notice, the beginning of he show was a Chicken Brothers truck running the same route as what the popsicle truck used to run. I'm guessing gus saw it as a way to eliminate Hector's guys while still staying out of it. |
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Posted: 4/25/2017 11:30:24 PM EDT
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will be interesting to see how Hector ended up in a wheelchair |
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Posted: 4/25/2017 11:51:39 PM EDT
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They may be witnesses, but what did they really witness. Jimmy's biggest charge is the feliny B&E, but take note of the prosecutor's question to Chuck about the locks. First, she finds out that he had keys, then she finds out that Chuck didn't ask for keys back, and then she finds out that Chuck had the locks changed without Jimmy knowing. Chuck freely admitted that Jimmy was the primary care gover for a long time and was only recently supplanted by Chuck's subbordinates. To me, this gives Jimmy completely reasonable cause to expect to enter the home, which as far as he knew, he just couldn't get the key to work in that heated instance. On the jury, I vote not guilty.  Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If Chuck flips-the-fuck-out, there is still the private detective and Howard as witnesses. With that said, the one thing we do know is Jimmy isn't disbarred. I hope Chuck dies, I hate that crazy narcissistic asshole. Chuck freely admitted that Jimmy was the primary care gover for a long time and was only recently supplanted by Chuck's subbordinates. To me, this gives Jimmy completely reasonable cause to expect to enter the home, which as far as he knew, he just couldn't get the key to work in that heated instance. On the jury, I vote not guilty. |
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Posted: 4/25/2017 11:54:28 PM EDT
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Typing this on a tablet so it might not come out just right, but think back to the end of the last episode as well as the end of last season. Mike was out to get Hector at the end of last season when he found the note on his windshield. Pretty obvious now that one of Gus’s men put it on there because they had a GPS tracker on the car. At the end of last week's episode, Mike was tailing the gus who had put the GPS on his car and came across the cell phone in the middle of he road. I'm guessing that it was Gus on the phone telling Mike "Look, if you really want to get even with Hector here's how...". If you'll notice, the beginning of he show was a Chicken Brothers truck running the same route as what the popsicle truck used to run. I'm guessing gus saw it as a way to eliminate Hector's guys while still staying out of it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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i think i missed something. how does Mike know him? |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 12:39:56 AM EDT
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Plus Chuck invited Jimmy back in the house while waiting for the cops to arrive. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 9:03:39 AM EDT
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The Los Pollos truck was a flash forward... the shoes hanging on the wire were the ones Mike hung up there... showing that after Mike set up Salamanca's guys to get arrested at the border, Gus moved in on the route. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 9:13:39 AM EDT
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The Los Pollos truck was a flash forward... the shoes hanging on the wire were the ones Mike hung up there... showing that after Mike set up Salamanca's guys to get arrested at the border, Gus moved in on the route. Deleted it from my dvr so I cant go back and look: so the truck in the beginning with the old shoes was a los pollos truck, and the one later was marked differently? |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 9:30:46 AM EDT
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The Los Pollos truck was a flash forward... the shoes hanging on the wire were the ones Mike hung up there... showing that after Mike set up Salamanca's guys to get arrested at the border, Gus moved in on the route. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 9:34:50 AM EDT
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Right, that's exactly what I was trying to say. I think gus set up the meeting with the doctor so that Mike could take Hector's people out of play. I must have missed the part where the phone conversation was shown because I was having to stream it on my tablet. Damn cable was out Monday night. :-( |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 10:12:15 AM EDT
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Ohhhh, I didn't realize that. I noticed the two trucks were different but in the same location, but I didn't catch that the shoes were the same. The doctor scene wasn't very clear but it must have been setup by gus for it to make sense |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 10:14:57 AM EDT
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I think the trial will finally give us the insight as to why Chuck is so crazy. Jimmy/Kim wont hold back with his questioning. Good opportunity for the writers to revisit the past we don't know about yet. Character witnesses? would be cool to see Chucks ex wife called in.
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Posted: 4/26/2017 10:17:53 AM EDT
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Extended sneak peek on A&E, don't watch if you don't want to know
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Posted: 4/26/2017 10:54:43 AM EDT
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Extended sneak peek on A&E, don't watch if you don't want to know |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 10:56:16 AM EDT
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Mikes Rifle looks like a Georgia Precision USMC M40A1. I love it. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 11:39:24 AM EDT
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They may be witnesses, but what did they really witness. Jimmy's biggest charge is the feliny B&E, but take note of the prosecutor's question to Chuck about the locks. First, she finds out that he had keys, then she finds out that Chuck didn't ask for keys back, and then she finds out that Chuck had the locks changed without Jimmy knowing. Chuck freely admitted that Jimmy was the primary care gover for a long time and was only recently supplanted by Chuck's subbordinates. To me, this gives Jimmy completely reasonable cause to expect to enter the home, which as far as he knew, he just couldn't get the key to work in that heated instance. On the jury, I vote not guilty. Chucks place? What are they going to say, that they were setting Jimmy up and were expecting him, or lie and come up with some other reason? I know Howard is a seasoned, experienced lawyer, but does he have it in him to lie on the witness stand? It's a stretch, but it might occur to Jimmy that when he got there, he didn't see Howard's car anywhere in sight. Jimmy/Kim goes knocking on a few doors, and finds a neighbor that spotted Howard sneaking through the backyards. Howard lies on the stand about why he was there, Jimmy produces the witness, and Howie is fucked. Not only does Jimmy win, he gets two birds with one stone. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 12:30:34 PM EDT
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Shoes were same down to the bullet hole on the toe. The opening scene was to show that gus moved in on the route. The doctor scene wasn't very clear but it must have been setup by gus for it to make sense |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 12:32:18 PM EDT
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I don't see Howard lying on the stand. Howard is a "me first" kinda guy, and he's getting tired of Chuck's shit. He puts up with him because of his father and Chuck's relationship.
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Posted: 4/26/2017 12:44:32 PM EDT
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I can't wait for Chuck to flip out, it's going to be grand.
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Posted: 4/26/2017 12:57:10 PM EDT
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I can't wait for Chuck to flip out, it's going to be a grand mal seizure. and biting his tongue. 
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Posted: 4/26/2017 1:16:19 PM EDT
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The "G.A." in G.A. Precision stands for "Gnats Ass", not Georgia. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Mikes Rifle looks like a Georgia Precision USMC M40A1. I love it. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 1:57:11 PM EDT
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I rewatched the episode since I fell asleep the other night.
Mike sure went through a lot of trouble to plant drugs on that truck. 1) knowing when the truck would come by and stop (this had to take lots of surveillance) 2) shooting the planted shoes, after he shot off a few rounds to make the drivers suspect hunters 3) the drugs blowing into the wind and on to the back of the truck so the dogs would get a hit at checkpoint. All of this to allow Gus to get the route and jump starting their relationship. This all made for a good show but it does get slow |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 2:04:03 PM EDT
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I'd like to see what happens when (if), Howard and the P.I. are put on the stand and asked why they were at Chucks place? What are they going to say, that they were setting Jimmy up and were expecting him, or lie and come up with some other reason? I know Howard is a seasoned, experienced lawyer, but does he have it in him to lie on the witness stand? It's a stretch, but it might occur to Jimmy that when he got there, he didn't see Howard's car anywhere in sight. Jimmy/Kim goes knocking on a few doors, and finds a neighbor that spotted Howard sneaking through the backyards. Howard lies on the stand about why he was there, Jimmy produces the witness, and Howie is fucked. Not only does Jimmy win, he gets two birds with one stone. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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They may be witnesses, but what did they really witness. Jimmy's biggest charge is the feliny B&E, but take note of the prosecutor's question to Chuck about the locks. First, she finds out that he had keys, then she finds out that Chuck didn't ask for keys back, and then she finds out that Chuck had the locks changed without Jimmy knowing. Chuck freely admitted that Jimmy was the primary care gover for a long time and was only recently supplanted by Chuck's subbordinates. To me, this gives Jimmy completely reasonable cause to expect to enter the home, which as far as he knew, he just couldn't get the key to work in that heated instance. On the jury, I vote not guilty. Chucks place? What are they going to say, that they were setting Jimmy up and were expecting him, or lie and come up with some other reason? I know Howard is a seasoned, experienced lawyer, but does he have it in him to lie on the witness stand? It's a stretch, but it might occur to Jimmy that when he got there, he didn't see Howard's car anywhere in sight. Jimmy/Kim goes knocking on a few doors, and finds a neighbor that spotted Howard sneaking through the backyards. Howard lies on the stand about why he was there, Jimmy produces the witness, and Howie is fucked. Not only does Jimmy win, he gets two birds with one stone. My guess? Howard is going to clam up to the DA, and take the PI (who presumably the firm is paying) with him. It's his only play. Why in the hell would Howard risk everything just to fuck Jimmy? There's no upside to it for him. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 2:13:02 PM EDT
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My guess is Jimmy walks in with a signed affidavit stating that he James Morgan McGill will no longer practice law in the state of New Mexico.
Howard strongly encourages Chuck to go along with this he does and Jimmy petitions for a name change and transfers his New Mexico law license to Saul Goodman. How this will effect Kim I dunno but in BB we see that Saul solo practices out of a small strip mall and has take a slightly trashily transformed Francesca with him as his receptionist. But yeah it would make sense that prim and propper Howard's HH&M persona would be greatly threatened by any witnesses that could testify to his trespassing and sneaking through their backyards over their fences in order to entrap Jimmy... Next week will be another fun filled episode..can't wait. The opening faded tennis shoe scene was a terrific device to show time going by and Los Pollos Hermanos truck having replaced Salamanca's ice cream truck on the route... |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 2:37:55 PM EDT
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I think the trial will finally give us the insight as to why Chuck is so crazy. Jimmy/Kim wont hold back with his questioning. Good opportunity for the writers to revisit the past we don't know about yet. Character witnesses? would be cool to see Chucks ex wife called in. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 2:38:23 PM EDT
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Extended sneak peek on A&E, don't watch if you don't want to know
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Posted: 4/26/2017 3:04:59 PM EDT
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Mike was.meeting the Mexican doctor to get a package of drugs from him. He put that in the shoe and shot the shoe this setting up the drivers without them knowing it.
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Posted: 4/26/2017 3:05:50 PM EDT
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My guess is Jimmy walks in with a signed affidavit stating that he James Morgan McGill will no longer practice law in the state of New Mexico. Howard strongly encourages Chuck to go along with this he does and Jimmy petitions for a name change and transfers his New Mexico law license to Saul Goodman. . |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 3:08:21 PM EDT
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Or Howard steps in to conceal how much of a loon his fellow named partner is. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I think the trial will finally give us the insight as to why Chuck is so crazy. Jimmy/Kim wont hold back with his questioning. Good opportunity for the writers to revisit the past we don't know about yet. Character witnesses? would be cool to see Chucks ex wife called in. As others have said, I seriously doubt HHM wants Chuck's true mental state to be publicly known. Remember that remark Howard said after he finished listening to the tape? Something along the lines of "I wish you would have told me about your plans." |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 3:31:54 PM EDT
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Ohhhh, I didn't realize that. I noticed the two trucks were different but in the same location, but I didn't catch that the shoes were the same. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The Los Pollos truck was a flash forward... the shoes hanging on the wire were the ones Mike hung up there... showing that after Mike set up Salamanca's guys to get arrested at the border, Gus moved in on the route. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:08:41 PM EDT
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Can Howard actually conceal Chuck's condition? I imagine Jimmy would do everything he could to ensure Chuck's "condition" became a part of public record. As others have said, I seriously doubt HHM wants Chuck's true mental state to be publicly known. Remember that remark Howard said after he finished listening to the tape? Something along the lines of "I wish you would have told me about your plans." |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:19:35 PM EDT
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I meant more along the lines of convincing Howard to drop it or back off of his demands... maybe he comes with just forcing Jimmy to abandon his surname. I can't imagine he would settle for anything short of Jimmy giving up his license. On another note; I have to imagine Howard is getting tired of Chuck and his antics. I know I would be. Of course I've been wrong before.  Better Call Saul - Jimmy figures out the truth about Chuck |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:20:15 PM EDT
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I drove by the scene as they were filming and noticed the two trucks and thought to myself how are they going to tie the two trucks together at the same time? Now it makes sense, I saw the tennis shoes hanging and the two mules were filming the scene where they were hiding behind the sagebrush while shots were being fired. The scene was shot on the way to the Montessa transfer station, south of ABQ where the off road area is, I was on my way to the transfer station hauling yard waste. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The Los Pollos truck was a flash forward... the shoes hanging on the wire were the ones Mike hung up there... showing that after Mike set up Salamanca's guys to get arrested at the border, Gus moved in on the route.  That's cool
I'm curious... how long ago? I always wondered how far in advance the scenes are shot before they end up on TV. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:26:27 PM EDT
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don't believe that's an option. if your legal name/id is george washington, you aren't released from child support, mortgage, warrants, license suspensions, contracts etc. if you change your name to thomas jefferson. We do know 1. Jimmy changes his name so Saul Goodman (It'sall goodman) and 2. he is still able to practice law in NM (so he doesn't get disbarred)... |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:29:48 PM EDT
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Yeah but it won't be a suspension it would be a voluntary surrender of his license and a promise not to practice in the state of NM under the name James M McGill....maybe... |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:39:19 PM EDT
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Remember in BB how everyone is surprised he's Chuck's brother.. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:42:12 PM EDT
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I don't believe HHM would want to go to court. When Chuck brought the tape to him he said it would be too embarrassing to the firm to actually use it. If they take Jimmy to court over the B&E the tape and what was on it has to come out.
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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:58:23 PM EDT
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I don't believe HHM would want to go to court. When Chuck brought the tape to him he said it would be too embarrassing to the firm to actually use it. If they take Jimmy to court over the B&E the tape and what was on it has to come out. Of course we know that Chuck is OK with his own shortcuts and does not see his own hypocrisy. When Chuck stayed by his dying mothers bedside but Jimmy had to go get something to eat before mom died she called out for Jimmy and when Chuck said 'No mom it's me Chuck" she still called out for Jimmy...and when Jimmy asked Chuck if their mom has said anything before she passed...Chuck said "no". |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 7:01:13 PM EDT
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You think Chuck would go for that? I get the impression Chuck isn't so much embarrassed Jimmy is practicing law under the McGill name as much as Chuck sees Jimmy as a "Chimp with a machine gun." I can't imagine he would settle for anything short of Jimmy giving up his license. On another note; I have to imagine Howard is getting tired of Chuck and his antics. I know I would be. Of course I've been wrong before.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImJ9i0TC_Jg |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 7:44:07 PM EDT
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If you notice it when Jimmy was arrested and he took off the ring, he became Saul. His demeanor changed somewhat and his speech and body language subtly changed to Saul.
He's back!!!! |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 8:04:37 PM EDT
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How realistic is that drug dogs sniffer?? Mike gets some powder on their bumper, they drive down the road 50-60mph for even a few miles and all that powder would be gone!
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Posted: 4/26/2017 8:12:19 PM EDT
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If you notice it when Jimmy was arrested and he took off the ring, he became Saul. His demeanor changed somewhat and his speech and body language subtly changed to Saul. He's back!!!! |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 8:14:13 PM EDT
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That's cool
I'm curious... how long ago? I always wondered how far in advance the scenes are shot before they end up on TV. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 8:16:59 PM EDT
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How realistic is that drug dogs sniffer?? Mike gets some powder on their bumper, they drive down the road 50-60mph for even a few miles and all that powder would be gone! |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 8:46:28 PM EDT
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Yeah but it won't be a suspension it would be a voluntary surrender of his license and a promise not to practice in the state of NM under the name James M McGill....maybe... We do know 1. Jimmy changes his name so Saul Goodman (It'sall goodman) and 2. he is still able to practice law in NM (so he doesn't get disbarred)... |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 9:25:00 PM EDT
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How realistic is that drug dogs sniffer?? Mike gets some powder on their bumper, they drive down the road 50-60mph for even a few miles and all that powder would be gone! They even have dogs now that can sniff out USB drives. There's enough nooks and crannies for something to be caught up in... 
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Posted: 4/26/2017 9:30:21 PM EDT
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I rewatched the episode since I fell asleep the other night. Mike sure went through a lot of trouble to plant drugs on that truck. 1) knowing when the truck would come by and stop (this had to take lots of surveillance) 2) shooting the planted shoes, after he shot off a few rounds to make the drivers suspect hunters 3) the drugs blowing into the wind and on to the back of the truck so the dogs would get a hit at checkpoint. What if Mike gets caught at or past the border with a rifle in his trunk? What if the truck parks one foot off the mark? What if the truck occupants take off at the first sound of gunfire? What if the dog doesn't hit on the truck? Etc. |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 11:34:26 PM EDT
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Chuck is a crazy, borderline narcissist, who is threatened by his brother. ....and he needs to die. I have to say, having known people like him, watching him melt down is extremely pleasant. I can watch this clip over and over again and it never gets old.  Failed To Load Title |
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Posted: 4/26/2017 11:43:24 PM EDT
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Fuck Bob Odenkirk. The only episode I will watch is if I find out he dies in it and his character is forever gone. Used to be a fan of that show but not anymore. Fuck that liberal asshole with a rusty hedge trimmer. |
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Posted: 4/27/2017 12:01:22 AM EDT
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I can't be the only person to realize that Jimmy is pretty much trying to practice law on the up and up; some morally flexible advertising and squat cobbler fetish films not withstanding.
I mean he is practicing elder law. He isn't an ambulance chaser or shaking businesses down for cash. He isn't running the books for meth dealers or manufactures or getting violent criminals out of jail time. He's just trying to make a living. Jimmy is everything his brother said he couldn't be and he is slowly being made into everything Chuck feared he could be. Amazing. |
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Posted: 4/27/2017 1:28:34 AM EDT
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Truck scheme was too complex, but that's the show. Didn't comprendo the flash forward on the first pass.
Really enjoyed the actors doing the geeky ADA friend and the ADA Hays from out of town, just really solid. I always want to hug Kim when Jimmy's being an ass, like in court or in her office when he says he has to do it on his own. The last scene in front of the block wall was really beautiful. The silhouettes of them holding hands is my new background for a while. |
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