Jimmy rolling that tape gently just like Chuck's unstable ass told him and then ripping it and messing up the paint job he took his time doing.
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Chuck trying.... But nothing is going to stick with this Jimmy situation.... 
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The Infinity Watcher
I was really surprised at how tense it was with no dialogue. It's like the old saying, actions speak louder than words. Now we have a cat and mouse game going on between Gus and Mike
I was really surprised at how tense it was with no dialogue. It's like the old saying, actions speak louder than words. Now we have a cat and mouse game going on between Gus and Mike
The tension of that scene with Jimmy in Pollos was
too, especially knowing how Gus had to be watching his every move. I jumped up a little bit like 
when Gus crept up on him while he was digging through the trash 
Spades Of Aces
The Infinity Watcher
The tension of that scene with Jimmy in Pollos was
It's as if Gus knows exactly how to erase his "presence" and just silent creep on you. Dead before U.O.E.N.O
I'm just excited to see his gradual transformation as there are some hidden layers that will be revealed to the audience.
Another great episode. Interested to see where this trial of Jimmy goes... Have a feeling it could really backfire on Chuck if Jimmy calls his mental competence into question and finds a way to prove Chuck's crazy in court.
Maybe that's how Chuck's chapter ends? He loses to Jimmy in court, Hamlin realises this has gone too far and that Chuck needs help, leading to him being pushed out of HHM (or suspended indefinitely from working on any cases while he receives psychiatric help).
Humiliated that his 'crooked' little brother, who people have always generally liked more than him, could find a way to beat him at his own game (the law), Chuck takes his own life, not able to go on after losing the one thing he's always had over Jimmy. This destroys what's left of Jimmy McGill's morality and lays the ground work for an immoral Saul Goodman to completely takeover, with all the Breaking Bad level fukkery ensuing.
Humiliated that his 'crooked' little brother, who people have always generally liked more than him, could find a way to beat him at his own game (the law), Chuck takes his own life, not able to go on after losing the one thing he's always had over Jimmy. This destroys what's left of Jimmy McGill's morality and lays the ground work for an immoral Saul Goodman to completely takeover, with all the Breaking Bad level fukkery ensuing.
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Entrapment is only a crime if a cop does it, that dude was a private in investigatorDude committed entrapment by suckering Jimmy
It won't be hard to prove with the testimony of the breh and 8 days of service of that security dude. But does Saul admit to the tape?
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They had the old colour symbolism on deck again this week.
That mural in their office with half sky blue and half bright yellow is basically Jimmy and Kim's practice in a nutshell. The criminality is going to completely swamp the legit side eventually.
The photos on Jimmy's office wall are like a foreshadowing to the giant inflatable Statue Of Liberty on the roof of Saul's office.
The Scarface homages are back as well - Jimmy hit Mike with a "Who's got your back? ME - THAT'S WHO!"
Mike and Gus are playing spy games out here
Francesca went right back to that DMV reception style when Saul starts up
Ernie got played.The disrespect of having to cater to Chuck's every lunatic whim, and still getting used as bait is just 
. If I was him I'm definitely walking in Chuck's crib with batteries in all my pockets like "What, bytch? 
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It feels like the first two seasons were window dressing for this season. Two episodes in and they're cooking with gas
That mural in their office with half sky blue and half bright yellow is basically Jimmy and Kim's practice in a nutshell. The criminality is going to completely swamp the legit side eventually.
The photos on Jimmy's office wall are like a foreshadowing to the giant inflatable Statue Of Liberty on the roof of Saul's office.
The Scarface homages are back as well - Jimmy hit Mike with a "Who's got your back? ME - THAT'S WHO!"
Mike and Gus are playing spy games out here
Francesca went right back to that DMV reception style when Saul starts up
Ernie got played
.The disrespect of having to cater to Chuck's every lunatic whim, and still getting used as bait is just . If I was him I'm definitely walking in Chuck's crib with batteries in all my pockets like "What, bytch? "It feels like the first two seasons were window dressing for this season. Two episodes in and they're cooking with gas
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OJ Simpsom
Superstar
Jimmy finally flipped out on Chuck.
In the most illegal way possible.
Erratic415
Superstar
Gus finally returns!
Chuck is such an utterly unlikeable smug POS.
at Howard running when going to Chuck's house
Chuck is such an utterly unlikeable smug POS.
at Howard running when going to Chuck's house
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OJ Simpsom
Superstar
First shot of Gus is him throwing out trash.
First time Gus meets Jimmy, Jimmy is digging through the trash.
First time Gus meets Jimmy, Jimmy is digging through the trash.
Erratic415
Superstar
He's been in a lot of notable movies (Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X, Fresh, King of NY, The Usual Suspects) but seemed to go under the radar until recently and getting his due as a good character actor thanks to his role as Gus.
