Doug Heffernan
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I hope we get another Cinnabon cold open.
As much as I would love to, time won't allow for such a viewing. Here's to hoping that they do a short recap on AMC before it begins.
I've forgotten so much about the show already, the scene where. When they showed this promo on AMC I thought it was a scene from the new seasonMike has a note on his car that says "Don't"... totally forgot that already happened
If I buy this season digitally, what time should it be available to me?
I want some storyline to start for the cinnebon. Maybe someone comes looking for himI hope we get another Cinnabon cold open.
I don't expect Chuck to actually use the recording.
He now has complete authority over Jimmy. He gives that up by Jimmy going to jail.
I want some storyline to start for the cinnebon. Maybe someone comes looking for him
Hmm on one of the promos we see Jimmy with an orange jumpsuit, wonder if it's because of the tape? 🤔
Can't be. Jimmy would get disbarred. And becuase of breaking bad. We know that doesn't hsppen6
other than what you mentioned,
Chuck tape recorded Jimmy confessing to the document tampering, Kim knows as well.Both Jimmy and kim started thier their own practice. In the same office but separate practices. She also knows what Jimmy did,
But her affection for Jimmy and the fact she got a major client out of it
Didn't know this was an option. How expensive is it?If I buy this season digitally, what time should it be available to me?
Didn't know this was an option. How expensive is it?
Edit just found it - $24.99. Very tempting.
Shit even better! Thank you.Google play has it for $16.99. I did this last year and the episodes are available the next day after they air.
Nope. Please use spoiler tags for things that haven't aired yet on the show, e.g. preview/promo discussion and interviews about what's to come on BCS in Season 3. Thanks.BTW are we still spoiler tagging season 2 events?
Google play has it for $16.99. I did this last year and the episodes are available the next day after they air.
Not in the usSo Netflix users that have access to season 2 currently will also be getting season 3 episodes as they air. Anybody know what time these go live?
So Netflix users that have access to season 2 currently will also be getting season 3 episodes as they air. Anybody know what time these go live?
Outside of the US. They go live the day after they air in the US. Not exactly sure at what time though. For some reason I don't have English subs in the Latam region for this series, they disappeared when the Spanish dub became available it seems. I hope tomorrow's episode comes with English subtitles
Didn't huell make a small cameo in season 1. But that would be awesomeEvery season is the season I hope for the return of Huell and Kirby. Hector came back. The twins came back. The guy who sells guns even came back. No excuses. I need the continued shenanigans of Huell and Kirby.
SD tho *barfs*
Kuby*Every season is the season I hope for the return of Huell and Kirby. Hector came back. The twins came back. The guy who sells guns even came back. No excuses. I need the continued shenanigans of Huell and Kirby.
I love this fucking show and can NOT wait for tonight but man it's hard to watch sometimes. The way Chuck has fucked Jimmy since the beginning has been hard to stomach....Jimmy never would have changed the docs to get Kim the client had he not been screwed over constantly by his older brother. He's a bit of a sleaze for sure and I suspect he'd always have it in him but the path he sets down in this show was clearly laid out for him by Chuck. I'll always wonder what sort of fulfilling and normal life he could have lead had it not been for his shitty bro.
That said a show about Jimmy's milquetoast life would suck so I'm glad his brother is a shit because it sure made for some amazing TV so far
Kuby*
It's not to say that Chuck isn't without his own flaws, but goddamn, I hate, hate, hate this stupid "us vs them" mentality that Vince Gilligan's writing brings out in people. There is always a large group of people that basically try to interpret the show as "Everything was fine....then CHUCK/SKYLER/JESSE/whoever ruined all!" It devalues the beauty the storytelling presents so hard.
It's not to say that Chuck isn't without his own flaws, but goddamn, I hate, hate, hate this stupid "us vs them" mentality that Vince Gilligan's writing brings out in people. There is always a large group of people that basically try to interpret the show as "Everything was fine....then CHUCK/SKYLER/JESSE/whoever ruined all!" It devalues the beauty the storytelling presents so hard.
I never understood the argument that "Everything was fine until Jesse/Skylar/Hank/etc ruined it all."
Because it's Mike Ehrmantraut who tells Walter White:
"We had a good thing, you stupid son of a bitch! We had Fring. We had a lab. We had everything we needed, and it all ran like clockwork. You could've shut your mouth, cooked and made as much money as you ever needed. It was perfect. But, no, you just had to blow it up. You and your pride and your ego! You just had to be the man. If you'd done your job, known your place, we'd all be fine right now."
Unfortunately, that in itself is an example of what I'm trying to rail against, except it just happens to be directed toward Walt.
If Walt had kept his head down, he'd be dead, not fine. His life was in danger because the Salamanca's wanted him dead over Tuco, something he was part of back before he met Gus. However, Gus wanted his skills. So Gus asked for a compromise of handing Walt over to the Twins, but only after he got what he needed out of him. That was why Gale was there, to help Walt out, but also so he could recreate the Meth that only Walt could make. After that, Gus could cut Walt loose without consequence, which is why he went out to kill Gale.
So while the character assessment of Walt being an arrogant egomaniac that fucks things up is accurate, Mike is actually dead wrong about the situation because Walt doing the things he did was in fact a matter of self preservation. So Mike's right, but also wrong. He's operating from a position of personal dislike of Walter and an incomplete understanding of the situation, which colors his perception.
Which is why Vince Gilligan's shows are so intriguing. There is a complexity about how they lay out the culpability and motivations for the character's actions. Chuck screwed him over, but Jimmy himself is also a screw up. Jimmy is a nice guy, but he's also an entitled piece of shit. He constantly combines seemingly antithetical aspects into one character. And people try to ruin that by going "oh, no, he's just completely right/wrong" depending on whatever team their on.
It's a game where the only winning move is not to play. Don't be on any team.
You're slightly misremembering the events of BB. Gus' plan was to eliminate the cousins and the cartel all along. Remember, he set the cousins up to ambush Hank, but warned him beforehand, unaware that Hank had gotten suspended and didn't have his gun. The breaking point came when Walt killed the two dealers that Jesse was trying to kill.
(this BB discussion reminds me how much higher the stakes were than in BCS)
I'm trying to remember, with Heisenberg, Hank and the Nazis all dead, who is present day Saul even hiding from?
My argument wasn't that it was the same thing, just that it was the more important thing.
But I don't get into squabbles about which show is better unless the difference is so stellar that there is legitimate contention to be had. If you like BB better, I'm not gonna contest that. I'm not sure which show I prefer myself. They're both really good, so for me it's like "Who cares?"
Dude was the consigliere for probably the biggest drug lord in America. Of course he's gonna be hot.I'm trying to remember, with Heisenberg, Hank and the Nazis all dead, who is present day Saul even hiding from?