I don't think any reactors have noticed Gus passing his body double in the tunnel. The guy was younger than Gus, but would look similar from a distance and was dressed just like him. He was crossing over to Gus' house so to take his place while Gus went over to the command center in the other house.
The idea that Cliff should just realize that Jimmy went to the lengths of dressing up like Howard and stealing his car in the middle of the day just so he'd witness that scene is pretty ludicrous. No one would make that connection in real life.
Cliff has extensive knowledge of how ludicrously far Jimmy will go with his schemes. Remember all of those crazy incidents that Jimmy had at Cliff's law offices.
@@johnreede6558 Jimmy took dumps in the bathroom and didn't flush. That is a *long* fucking walk to make between anything that he did at D&M and what is going on this season. So no, it's a ridiculous take.
@@dog-eared6991 Jimmy also created a tv add that could have ruined D&M's reputation as a law firm. But aside from what he did in D&M, we saw how far word has spread that Jimmy helped a cartel member; from lawyers to street thugs. Cliff should know that Kate is married to Jimmy and should at least suspect that she called him there to see Howard's car drive by. It's really not that far of a leap to think someone is setting Howard up; namely Jimmy.
@@johnreede6558 that ad doesn't add anything to your argument. Again, Clif literally sees Howard's car and someone who looks just like Howard. There's zero reason for him to go yeah Jimmy totally was able to get Howard's car and do this. He saw the fake cocaine fall out of his locker. He heard the Kettlemans talk about it. There's nothing there to make Cliff go yup, totally Jimmy and Kim's doing. And word about the Lalo situation has seemingly just spread within the people working at the local courthouse *that day*. Cliff isn't working in that courthouse every day at ABQ, he's in an entirely different city and is only in town for some meetings. Beyond all of that people's view of Kim is very different than their view of Jimmy. Even if it was reasonable for Cliff to just jump to this all being Jimmy's doing (which is still absolutely ridiculous) no one would believe that the respectable Kim Wexler is in on this scam against Howard.
Suraj is like THATS SO OBVIOUS that Jimmy dressed himself exactly like Howard and stole his car and kicked a hooker out. Yeah how does Cliff not get that immediately. What lol
@@johnreede6558 But would he know that Kim would go along in orchestrating it? We benefit from having the whole story, of course Cliff would not leap to the reality of the events with his knowledge.
@@johnreede6558 he’s seen prostitutes come to Howard, he’s heard and seen Howard having coke, but yeah he’d assume it’s just jimmy’s shenanigans because a hooker in his car with “him” in it is just too unrealistic
@@johnreede6558 But why the hell would he suspect Jimmy or really anybody when that's LITERALLY Howard's car and he has seen Howard with the cocaine and the two hokers? Thank God you aren't writing the show man.
@@johnreede6558 Cliff doesn't even know of Jimmy's involvement. Its not as if Howard immediately fingered Jimmy as the one trying to frame him for the drug habit right then and there. And even though he KNOWS it was Jimmy who was pranking him in season 5, we have no indication that Howard's connected the dots on this himself, so why would you expect Cliff of all people to put it together? Cliff would need Chuck levels of resent for him to even entertain the possibility that he's seduced Kim into this little scheme of his
"that's so obvious bro" HOW???? How on earth would that be obvious??? In what world would Cliff ever suspect anything involving Kim and Jimmy??? Suraj must be the type of person who watches Cinemasins every day
Even if it’s obvious that Jimmy did it, Cliff will not suspect that Kim was the mastermind because her image was so respectable in direct contrast to Jimmy. Hell, even knowing the full scope of the story, Suraj still blame every terrible choices that Kim made (by herself) on Jimmy and still considers her as a good guy so Cliff, who has no idea what’s going on, will never suspect Kim unless she made a huge fuck up and give away herself.
The things they think they remember correctly are so obnoxious. Like, I watch it week by week just like everyone else, yet I'm able to remember things from previous seasons. And I watched them when they came out, not binged like these assholes. Also, it's literally their only job to watch television. How can you fuck _that_ up?
The reason for the court staff shunning Saul isn't necessarily that he was defending Lalo...in the justice system of course someone needs to represent Lalo. It is that he was representing the false persona Jorge De Guzman - presenting to the court Jorge's family, etc., trying to help gain bail access; all while knowing it was Lalo. Like Bill said in reference to everyone just knowing Saul had knowledge of the situation..."There's proving, and then there's knowing."
Exactly. The issue isn't representing Lalo, it's lying to the court about the identity of his client in order to secure bail that would otherwise never have been granted.
@@nont18411 That's... not true. Yes people see him as a scumbag but there's a reason for that. It's because of certain things he does. And any lawyer who lies to the court about the identity of his client would be very, very poorly regarded. I don't know what the law is in New Mexico but in some places doing something like that is grounds for suspension or disbarment, if not worse. Jimmy used deceit and participated in a scam (the fake family) in order to get the judge to grant bail. That is at a bare minimum a serious breach of ethics, if not outright illegal depending on the legal system. No matter which lawyer did that, they would be viewed as a shyster.
"That is so obvious bro" Bro please you can barely follow what is happening most of the time and you think you would instantly figure out Saul and Kim's scam. That is a laughably ridiculous claim.
Especially when Cliff has no real reason to suspect either of them because they’ve been doing well with distancing themselves from the scheme. If Kim told Cliff that she thinks Howard is an addict then THAT would be obvious
Them Constantly asking “what’s the big picture” while we are in the first quarter of the season is very grating too. Look back at the final season of BB. They were literally just cooking and looking for methylamine then everything popped off past that.
Honestly the first time he was introduced, I was like "that can't be Spooge." And every moment after I was like "there's no way that's Spooge." Like, I couldn't recognize him at all no matter how hard I tried.
@@elbruces Yeah I never would have recognized him without the name either. I like that both Spooge and Wendy look to be in much better condition here since they haven't had all those years as addicts yet
You guys do know that they stated "the big picture" of this whole Howard plot in the premiere of this season right? Kim explicitly says to Jimmy, "I think I know a way to get Sandpiper settled and leave Howard standing. Bruised, but standing." If ya'll actually sat and watched instead of trying to make wild predictions you wouldn't miss so much.
The identity of the caller is still debated. It sounds more like Tyrus (or even Gus himself) than Mike to me and I think at least one writer has stated it was Tyrus but then Peter Gould said in a recent interview that it was Mike, so...
I feel like this reaction shows what kind of people gives BCS a 1 star review on imdb because of their stupid points that are not valid. They're not following the story but being critical.
they seemingly have no concept of a side character knowing less than them, there is no universe where Cliff would have even the slightest reason or thought that Kim set up the Howard thing with the hooker
@@i_so_late They really miss a lot about this show. - They blame all of Kim’s terrible choices in life on Jimmy. They still consider her as a moral compass. - They said that Jimmy representing Lalo is the lowest of low and made him very “scummy” while ignoring the detail that it was Mike who coerced him into doing it and they still consider Mike as “a good guy”. - They said that Mike will pull Kim “to the good side” away from Jimmy’s influence and become like her protector. Mike literally let Nacho died in the last episode. Not to mention that he murdered his own friend Werner Ziegler to help Gus out of trouble. He can off Kim anytime if he finds her a threat to Gus’ operation. Plus Mike is the one who pushed Jimmy to the bad side in the first place. They judge the morality of the characters based on who they like, not on who they are.
@@nont18411 Mike didn't coerce Jimmy into anything. He gave him the evidence necessary to get bail, but that was after Jimmy had already been involved with Lalo. And Lalo gave Jimmy the option of backing out if he didnt want to grab the bail money for him, but Jimmy went with it due to the 100k he was getting. All Mike did after that was to save him and provide a cover story.
I understand that you watch a lot of shows & that the previous season was years ago, but just watch some recaps, they're usually around 15 minutes per season & they'll get you up to speed on what's happening, because as it stands, it's frustrating seeing you make assumptions based on some of your statements that are objectively wrong or just missing the entire point of a scene. It's genuinely crazy how little you seem to care about these reactions when it's your job to do so
Right???? It's literally their only job, and it's easy as fuck, but they still find a way to fuck it up. They're all Normies by subconscious choice it seems.
Jesus dude they're just watching the show and having fun, if these videos make you so angry that you feel the need to publicly display it, then just don't watch the fucking video.
@@BodiddlyTheSecondJesus dude, they're literally asking people to pay to watch their full reactions. The least they could do is do some fking research on their own.
Jimmy/Kim/Howard situation: The motivation behind Jimmy & Kim's scam isn't just a revenge trip, however - there's a major financial element. Back in Better Call Saul season 1, Jimmy unearthed a massive lawsuit at Sandpiper Crossing retirement home, whereby the owners were systematically overcharging elderly residents. Jimmy passed the case onto HHM and Davis & Main, but is entitled to a 20% cut. Unfortunately, he hasn't seen a dime since, with Sandpiper's lawyers still going back-and-forth haggling over the settlement sum. Kim theorizes that if she and Jimmy can destroy Howard Hamlin's professional reputation, Cliff Main (he of Davis & Main fame) would immediately agree to the settlement Sandpiper was offering, fearing the potential damage a disgraced Howard could do to their position. That offer currently stands at $26 million, mean Jimmy would receive a cool $2 million.
@@idontwantone132 Yes. Jimmy gets 20% of the lawyer fund, which is 33% of the total payout. So he's really getting 1/15 of the 26 million, which is about 2 million.
It must also be added that Howard is not so innocent. He held Kim back in her career as her boss. He listened to Chuck to shaft Jimmy when he knew it was personal and wrong. Hell, he turned on Chuck without giving it a second glance. Howard's not a criminal, but has negatively affected Kim and Saul's lives. Kim ends up quitting H.H.M. and immediately gets a better offer from a prestige firm. So much of this is karma coming back to bite Howard.
Did you guys forget the reason jimmy and Kim are going after Howard? It seems like you guys completely forget they are doing it to secure the sandpiper settlement
I think that's just a convenient excuse for Kim. She's leveraging an old motivation of Jimmy's to try to keep him as a partner in crime.. we all saw how reluctant he was to go down this (bad choice) road. I think Kim has her own personal vendetta against Howard for how he treated her previously .. maybe partially as directives from Chuck to injure Jimmy indirectly .. but even Howard confessed to Chuck that he was punishing Kim for not protecting the firm. And to top it all off Howard has treated her as some fragile naive flower needing (in her mind) his ineffectual protection.
@@jmgonzalez4 I don’t deny that there is definitely a personal grudge against Howard on both jimmy and Kim’s parts and that could be the real reason they are doing it but I think the purpose this storyline has to the story is to show how jimmy grew his business to quickly. I think it perfectly fits in with what the show has been setting up since season 1
It makes sense that Gus has a surveillance house next door, in Breaking bad, Walt walks up to his house with a gun, and Mike calls him and tells to go home, thats how they knew that Walt was approaching the house.
For anyone still giving Kim a pass where they wouldn't jimmy Kim specifically chose to the cliff main route because she knows his son has a drug problem which makes him more sensitive to the Howard con mind youbi live Kim as a character but its annoying seeing every other fan pretend she hasn't broken bad and giving her a pass
Exactly! I don't understand why anyone would think she's less culpable in all of this. Kim MARRIED this man. She loved Jimmy McGill a lot. But Kim ADORES Saul Goodman. Kim is the anti-Skyler of this show. So much of her screentime and development will have been wasted if Kim gets cold feet towards the end and rats on her partner like a certain other 'sidekick' in this universe
@@RedStar_N7well with what we know from these latest episodes she's also anti rat considering how she handled the offer from the district attorney she doesn't wanna give up the crime
@@RedStar_N7 Not only that, the marriage was KIM'S idea. She is the mastermind behind it all while Jimmy got shit thrown at him because he's the man in action.
@UCqT9Rlr6cXZ5XuRDvhaeSiQ That's true, but I also have to wonder why anyone believes Jimmy would want Kim anywhere near someone like Walt, to warrant a Breaking Bad appearance at all. Jimmy's not even working in the same office anymore this season so their paths have already started to diverge. It wouldn't make sense for her to show up out of the blue once Saul is deep into the game. Remember that Lalo only knows who Kim even is because she went straight to him. Jimmy never would have let that happen if he had the choice. However, I think a split is still a big possibility. And if they do split up, I think it will be Jimmy's doing, and at least in his mind, he'll be doing it to help Kim somehow. If Kim took all the heat and it was Jimmy's fault or god forbid, ended up dead. I don't think he'd be nearly as upbeat and colorful in Breaking Bad I suppose the writers could also just pit them against each other through a series of unfortunate misunderstandings like what they did to Walt and Jesse's relationship but it would take some doing. I think Kim is too smart at this point to not consider that Jimmy may be playing her. She knows he's not above deceiving her. Even then, I could only see her turning on him if she truly felt wronged by Jimmy somehow I can't wait to come back and see how far off the mark I was in a couple of months
while it's flattering to consider her in such a pure light, it actually does a huge disservice to her character. people seem to miss that it was actually really unfair of jimmy (and by extension, fans) to put her on a pedestal and expect her to like, contain his chaos. like kim said after she crashed her car in season 3, she's her own person responsible for her own decisions.
There is a lot of people that doesn't remember season 5 or something lol Jimmy and Kim are doing this to Howard to close the Sandpipper case and get their cut. This isn't about revenge smh
@@dante2037 They choose to be ignorant because they don’t want to admit that Kim is as bad as Jimmy is. They want to see Jimmy as a bad guy while Kim is still an innocent moral compass.
This episode takes place in 2004, 4 yrs before BB. Breaking Bad takes place in 2008 - 2010. SE1 - 2002 SE2 - 2002 SE3 - 2002 ( 2003 by seasons end ) SE4 - 2003 ( last 4 episodes are in 2004 ) SE5 - 2004 SE6 - 2004
When did this go from a reaction channel to a prediction channel? You guys are missing the show because you're too busy trying to one up each other calling out what you think is going to happen in the scene instead of reacting to what is actually happening in the scene.
Almost all reactors share their thought in the moment, which are usually guesses about what might happen next. I guess you've never seen a reaction channel before.
Howard held back BOTH Jimmy and Kim in their careers. He still doesn't deserve it completely, especially after Jimmy made Howard believe that solely Howard was responsible for Chuck's death. This time, instead of ruining the life a lonely old lady in a retirement home they are ruining the life of a colleague/rival who did them wrong many times in the past. He called Jimmy "Gollum" for asking for a "handout" when demanding his part of the Sand Piper settlement. Again, I love Howard, he doesn't deserve the hit to his reputation, but Kim believes Howard can weather it. Jimmy does have reservations, he does hesitate but only for the sake of Kim. And we have seen the driver tailing Kim before, in Breaking Bad and surveilling the Germans, maybe other times. Gus might be the one that is responsible for Kim's eventual fate now, and that is as scary as Lalo being responsible.
The best shows are the ones without exposition; the ones that show you everything you need to figure it out on your own. But based on this reaction and this comment section, I truly worry this flew over the majority of peoples' heads, even though they * literally * have a line of dialog that explains this.
It's both buddy. They both enjoy ruining Howard's life at this point and getting the lawsuit settled is a bonus. Jimmy was throwing bowling balls at Howard's car before they started this scheme.
I just now realized that this episode is the answer to Gus calling Walt and telling him to go home when he was approaching Gus' house and hadn't even come close to the house yet lol
This episode feels like the eye of the storm. We just went through hell with Nacho's storyline. We have a small moment to catch our breathes, but we can see the other side of the storm ahead. And, we can't do anything about. Something terrible is coming and we can all feel that it is going to hit hard.
Seriously this was a "downtime" episode where the stakes weren't too high. The biggest thing was Mike talking to Kim. Which means the next episode is going to be crazy..
I really don't think Kim dies. I assume that Jimmy cares enough about her that if she died at the hands of the cartel, he wouldn't be (or would try his best not to be) involved with them anymore. But from BB, we know Saul was eager to represent Walt.
One of his new clients ar the day spa Spooge is the dude from BrBa who got his head crushed by an ATM machine. Saul even mentions him to Walter in Breaking Bad saying that “he used to be my customer.” Nice to see they actually implemented it
I couldn't put my finger on why he was so familiar, then I thought "Maybe he has appeared in this show before?" but then Saul introduced himself and I figured that I just knew him from somewhere else before it finally hit me that he was in Breaking Bad as the same character. Took awhile because he was a bit less meth'd up.
@@crazycat690 yea, same, it was only when he said his name that it rang a bell 🛎. At the very first I thought he was the guy who was his supervisor when he was doing his hours cleaning the trash from under a bridge.
Looks like they didn't noticeed that Spooch is in this episode and who he is or will be. He's the guy that got his head crushed by an ATM in Breaking Bad.
I have a feeling that the proof Lalo is looking for has something to do with Santiago and what happened there. It was mentioned for the first time last season and I hope they tell us that story.
They probably watch 10x more media than us every day and probably haven't rewatched much since the start of the show in 2015. And it's been two years since last season
I think it's because Vince, Gould, and everyone else involved in the making of the breaking bad universe have perfected their craft. Like if they remade breaking bad in 2022 I have no doubt it would be better than original.
@@AdeodatusX Undoubtedly. We must not forget that there were many problems during the production of the first three seasons and they had to improvise many things, in addition to the fact that the series still had a weekly series philosophy that BCS no longer has despite the fact that it is broadcast in the same way.
I don’t know why you trashing the other lawyer as dirty he was as clean as can be just as working on the lower section that’s not getting paid as much that’s why he said he kills mother for a window or desk. Which sounds terrible but he just underpaid hard worker never once did anything illegal on the show we seem
For those asking the purpose of scamming Howard: They're trying to get David & Main to settle with Sandpiper so Jimmy and Kim can get Jimmy's cut of it. Edit: Kim was dumb for confronting them. Even if it was the cartel or Lalo, you have to leave a fake trail for them to follow.
Been waiting for this one. No Los Apollo’s Hermanos near me, but I did get takeout from a really good local chicken place to enjoy with this episode. One of the best reveals, there were several hints beforehand. They panned past Gus’ Volvo and the red painted window frames.
the guy that you thought looked familiar in the salon is spooge from breaking bad. He's the one that got his head crushed by an ATM by his wife when Jesse was trying to get the drugs they stole back.
That's not obvious, you went to lunch with a colleague who started talking about something you actually care about, and then (a guy who looks like Howard) throws a hooker out of his car. How is that "obvious?" Obvious for what? What should he be expecting? Why would any sane lawyer expect that to happen, much less it being faked for (some unknown) reason? "His car probably smells like his hooker." Don't you DARE talk about our Wendy like that! She's fucking solid. I'm not sure exactly what Gus is up against, but the point is he goes into "his" house, changes, then heads through a tunnel into the house next door. That house we thought was his was never his. But it's fully still functional. He can cook dinner and eat with Jesse there, if he wants to.
I think the major takeaway from this "prank" is actually Howard's marital fallout. Like y'all said, the groundwork was laid for Howard's character assassination. And sure, he threw a prostitute out this time, but it wasn't a one-off. Both Howard and Cliff were eating lunch when Jimmy sent two prostitutes over to them in Wexler vs Goodman. And Howard has recommended therapy to Jimmy in the past (season 4, episode 5), so Jimmy would know about this potential "pressure point." Pretty sure his wife is gonna buy it, and they'll split up. Kim and Jimmy get their $1.6 million, but they also cause more harm to Howard than "just" his name and reputation. I'm not thinking suicide, but who knows? The question is, how would Jimmy and Kim respond in that situation? Did Jimmy know this could happen? Like Walt knowing he'd have to hurt a child to justify the ends? I can't recall if there were other times Howard shared his marital troubles with anyone. Ah well, nice thing about the show is, I love being wrong.
It must also be added that Howard is not so innocent. He held Kim back, in her career, as her boss. He listened to Chuck to shaft Jimmy when he knew it was personal and wrong. Hell, he turned on Chuck without giving it a second glance. Despite Chuck being the driving force of the firm from day one. Chuck help grow Howard's firm when it was a "mom and pop" shop. Howard's not a criminal, but has negatively affected Kim and Saul's lives. Kim ends up quitting H.H.M. and immediately gets a better offer from a prestige firm. All of this is karma coming back to bite Howard.
Its funny how in Breaking Bad we love seeing Walt and Jesse break bad and do crimes but with Jimmy and Kimmy they are like: "Why are they doing this ?" I personally like Jimmy and Kimmy doing illegal things but at same time They are successful lawyers, so it hurts more. Like with Walt and Jesse, they needed the money, And Jimmy needed money at first, but then he got a good job with Davis and Mane. He threw away a good opportunity and so did Kim.
The fake neighbor house with the surveillance explains the scene in Breaking Bad where Walt drove up to Gus's house and Mike called him out of nowhere telling him to go home.
What is so bad is Kim has been getting all kinds of good deals for her lawyering legitimatley and she is doing all this back alley shit. You guys are missing so much. Nacho and Lalo came to him to represent him. Mike just came later and said get him out on bail. He already was forced to represent Lalo. How are you missing that it is the sandpiper money that Kim and Jimmy are doing this plan on Howard. It is to discredit him in Cliff's eyes so he will want to settle and sever times with HHM. It's not just personal to Howards it's for the 20%.
We still have to go back to the black and white stuff with Gene at some point. That makes me worried for Kim. Does she live or die? I'd like to see her in Nebraska in the Gene timeline.
I can't help but think Saul and Kim's plan against Howard is gonna be found out. Damn near everyone has either witnessed them doing it or figured out the plan itself. Just a matter of time before Howard (and maybe Cliff) does as well. It's too sloppy. The writers are way too good to let this plan end up working without any repercussions.
It is lol. This is my favourite episode of the season. Just because it doesnt have any action in it you guys think its worse? I cba. This episode is classic bcs but even better
I don't think any reactors have noticed Gus passing his body double in the tunnel. The guy was younger than Gus, but would look similar from a distance and was dressed just like him. He was crossing over to Gus' house so to take his place while Gus went over to the command center in the other house.
Is that the body double like Lalo used lol
good catch... that might be right
Wow! Good eye. I missed it.
really?
oh yeah. Damn
@@UMANGPLAYS
I'm sure the dentals records either matched or have been switched, yes.
The idea that Cliff should just realize that Jimmy went to the lengths of dressing up like Howard and stealing his car in the middle of the day just so he'd witness that scene is pretty ludicrous. No one would make that connection in real life.
Cliff has extensive knowledge of how ludicrously far Jimmy will go with his schemes. Remember all of those crazy incidents that Jimmy had at Cliff's law offices.
@@johnreede6558 Jimmy took dumps in the bathroom and didn't flush. That is a *long* fucking walk to make between anything that he did at D&M and what is going on this season. So no, it's a ridiculous take.
@@dog-eared6991 Jimmy also created a tv add that could have ruined D&M's reputation as a law firm. But aside from what he did in D&M, we saw how far word has spread that Jimmy helped a cartel member; from lawyers to street thugs. Cliff should know that Kate is married to Jimmy and should at least suspect that she called him there to see Howard's car drive by. It's really not that far of a leap to think someone is setting Howard up; namely Jimmy.
@@johnreede6558 that ad doesn't add anything to your argument. Again, Clif literally sees Howard's car and someone who looks just like Howard. There's zero reason for him to go yeah Jimmy totally was able to get Howard's car and do this. He saw the fake cocaine fall out of his locker. He heard the Kettlemans talk about it. There's nothing there to make Cliff go yup, totally Jimmy and Kim's doing.
And word about the Lalo situation has seemingly just spread within the people working at the local courthouse *that day*. Cliff isn't working in that courthouse every day at ABQ, he's in an entirely different city and is only in town for some meetings.
Beyond all of that people's view of Kim is very different than their view of Jimmy. Even if it was reasonable for Cliff to just jump to this all being Jimmy's doing (which is still absolutely ridiculous) no one would believe that the respectable Kim Wexler is in on this scam against Howard.
this is the most hilarious part of the reaction
Suraj is like THATS SO OBVIOUS that Jimmy dressed himself exactly like Howard and stole his car and kicked a hooker out. Yeah how does Cliff not get that immediately. What lol
Remember how Jimmy acted back at Cliff's law offices. Cliff knows Jimmy will go far beyond what a normal person will do to get what he wants.
@@johnreede6558 But would he know that Kim would go along in orchestrating it? We benefit from having the whole story, of course Cliff would not leap to the reality of the events with his knowledge.
@@johnreede6558 he’s seen prostitutes come to Howard, he’s heard and seen Howard having coke, but yeah he’d assume it’s just jimmy’s shenanigans because a hooker in his car with “him” in it is just too unrealistic
@@johnreede6558 But why the hell would he suspect Jimmy or really anybody when that's LITERALLY Howard's car and he has seen Howard with the cocaine and the two hokers?
Thank God you aren't writing the show man.
@@johnreede6558 Cliff doesn't even know of Jimmy's involvement. Its not as if Howard immediately fingered Jimmy as the one trying to frame him for the drug habit right then and there. And even though he KNOWS it was Jimmy who was pranking him in season 5, we have no indication that Howard's connected the dots on this himself, so why would you expect Cliff of all people to put it together? Cliff would need Chuck levels of resent for him to even entertain the possibility that he's seduced Kim into this little scheme of his
"that's so obvious bro"
HOW???? How on earth would that be obvious??? In what world would Cliff ever suspect anything involving Kim and Jimmy???
Suraj must be the type of person who watches Cinemasins every day
Even if it’s obvious that Jimmy did it, Cliff will not suspect that Kim was the mastermind because her image was so respectable in direct contrast to Jimmy.
Hell, even knowing the full scope of the story, Suraj still blame every terrible choices that Kim made (by herself) on Jimmy and still considers her as a good guy so Cliff, who has no idea what’s going on, will never suspect Kim unless she made a huge fuck up and give away herself.
He's the kind of guy who'd say "I fking knew it from the beginning" during a movie plot twist while being gobsmacked the whole time
At this point I'm just watching to see how much stuff you get wrong while being adamant about it. Some of the conclusions you jump to are wild lol
Me too!
The things they think they remember correctly are so obnoxious. Like, I watch it week by week just like everyone else, yet I'm able to remember things from previous seasons. And I watched them when they came out, not binged like these assholes. Also, it's literally their only job to watch television. How can you fuck _that_ up?
They're terrible at it but aye blind wave is still in season 3
The reason for the court staff shunning Saul isn't necessarily that he was defending Lalo...in the justice system of course someone needs to represent Lalo. It is that he was representing the false persona Jorge De Guzman - presenting to the court Jorge's family, etc., trying to help gain bail access; all while knowing it was Lalo.
Like Bill said in reference to everyone just knowing Saul had knowledge of the situation..."There's proving, and then there's knowing."
Exactly. The issue isn't representing Lalo, it's lying to the court about the identity of his client in order to secure bail that would otherwise never have been granted.
This is extremely obvious lol
@@jens2049 yeah it is clearly explained in the episode
And another reason, it's because Jimmy did it. They always see him as a "scumbag" like Susan said. If someone else did it, nobody would care.
@@nont18411 That's... not true. Yes people see him as a scumbag but there's a reason for that. It's because of certain things he does. And any lawyer who lies to the court about the identity of his client would be very, very poorly regarded. I don't know what the law is in New Mexico but in some places doing something like that is grounds for suspension or disbarment, if not worse.
Jimmy used deceit and participated in a scam (the fake family) in order to get the judge to grant bail. That is at a bare minimum a serious breach of ethics, if not outright illegal depending on the legal system. No matter which lawyer did that, they would be viewed as a shyster.
"That is so obvious bro" Bro please you can barely follow what is happening most of the time and you think you would instantly figure out Saul and Kim's scam. That is a laughably ridiculous claim.
Especially when Cliff has no real reason to suspect either of them because they’ve been doing well with distancing themselves from the scheme. If Kim told Cliff that she thinks Howard is an addict then THAT would be obvious
i had the same thought
I question the need to imitate Howard as much as he did. I don’t think Cliff could see anything besides the back of his car.
@@tjdavis2006 Even if it wasn't needed it couldn't have hurt and shows their commitment to detail.
@@tjdavis2006 in case something goes wrong, he would want to look as identical to Howard as possible
Normies acting like they so smart and that they wouldn't fall for any of this
Them Constantly asking “what’s the big picture” while we are in the first quarter of the season is very grating too. Look back at the final season of BB. They were literally just cooking and looking for methylamine then everything popped off past that.
@@christianmargil7746 I don't expect much from them. The 4 on this couch aren't the brightest lol
Lol I know. Cliff has no reason to suspect that this is all a scam..
This was Rhea Seahorn’s directing debut FYI. She directed this episode. 💪🏽
how was it that obvious, Cliff Maine doesn't know the things we know, Jimmy is not even on his radar anymore.
Y’all missed Spooge introducing himself. The dude who got his head crushed by the ATM in Breaking Bad.
SKANK
Honestly the first time he was introduced, I was like "that can't be Spooge." And every moment after I was like "there's no way that's Spooge." Like, I couldn't recognize him at all no matter how hard I tried.
@@elbruces Yeah I never would have recognized him without the name either. I like that both Spooge and Wendy look to be in much better condition here since they haven't had all those years as addicts yet
To be fair he’s a lot cleaner here.
You guys do know that they stated "the big picture" of this whole Howard plot in the premiere of this season right? Kim explicitly says to Jimmy, "I think I know a way to get Sandpiper settled and leave Howard standing. Bruised, but standing." If ya'll actually sat and watched instead of trying to make wild predictions you wouldn't miss so much.
They talk so much they miss important points of the plot
to be fair my memory is trash. I found myself asking "why are they doing this again?". Thanks for the reminder!
24:51 Explains why Walt can't get near Gus's house without getting a call from Mike telling him to go home.
It was tyrus but ya great to know these details.
The identity of the caller is still debated. It sounds more like Tyrus (or even Gus himself) than Mike to me and I think at least one writer has stated it was Tyrus but then Peter Gould said in a recent interview that it was Mike, so...
Tyrus
I feel like this reaction shows what kind of people gives BCS a 1 star review on imdb because of their stupid points that are not valid. They're not following the story but being critical.
they seemingly have no concept of a side character knowing less than them, there is no universe where Cliff would have even the slightest reason or thought that Kim set up the Howard thing with the hooker
@@i_so_late They really miss a lot about this show.
- They blame all of Kim’s terrible choices in life on Jimmy. They still consider her as a moral compass.
- They said that Jimmy representing Lalo is the lowest of low and made him very “scummy” while ignoring the detail that it was Mike who coerced him into doing it and they still consider Mike as “a good guy”.
- They said that Mike will pull Kim “to the good side” away from Jimmy’s influence and become like her protector. Mike literally let Nacho died in the last episode. Not to mention that he murdered his own friend Werner Ziegler to help Gus out of trouble. He can off Kim anytime if he finds her a threat to Gus’ operation. Plus Mike is the one who pushed Jimmy to the bad side in the first place.
They judge the morality of the characters based on who they like, not on who they are.
Touch grass
@@nont18411 Mike didn't coerce Jimmy into anything. He gave him the evidence necessary to get bail, but that was after Jimmy had already been involved with Lalo. And Lalo gave Jimmy the option of backing out if he didnt want to grab the bail money for him, but Jimmy went with it due to the 100k he was getting. All Mike did after that was to save him and provide a cover story.
@@baconlover9531touch ass
I understand that you watch a lot of shows & that the previous season was years ago, but just watch some recaps, they're usually around 15 minutes per season & they'll get you up to speed on what's happening, because as it stands, it's frustrating seeing you make assumptions based on some of your statements that are objectively wrong or just missing the entire point of a scene. It's genuinely crazy how little you seem to care about these reactions when it's your job to do so
Right???? It's literally their only job, and it's easy as fuck, but they still find a way to fuck it up. They're all Normies by subconscious choice it seems.
Jesus dude they're just watching the show and having fun, if these videos make you so angry that you feel the need to publicly display it, then just don't watch the fucking video.
@@BodiddlyTheSecond cry more
@@BodiddlyTheSecondJesus dude, they're literally asking people to pay to watch their full reactions. The least they could do is do some fking research on their own.
Mike: What the hell happened?
Mike's guys: ...She scary
Jimmy/Kim/Howard situation:
The motivation behind Jimmy & Kim's scam isn't just a revenge trip, however - there's a major financial element. Back in Better Call Saul season 1, Jimmy unearthed a massive lawsuit at Sandpiper Crossing retirement home, whereby the owners were systematically overcharging elderly residents. Jimmy passed the case onto HHM and Davis & Main, but is entitled to a 20% cut. Unfortunately, he hasn't seen a dime since, with Sandpiper's lawyers still going back-and-forth haggling over the settlement sum. Kim theorizes that if she and Jimmy can destroy Howard Hamlin's professional reputation, Cliff Main (he of Davis & Main fame) would immediately agree to the settlement Sandpiper was offering, fearing the potential damage a disgraced Howard could do to their position. That offer currently stands at $26 million, mean Jimmy would receive a cool $2 million.
20% of 26m is 5.2m
Exactly, that's their main goal. Hating Howard just makes it easy for them to do.
@@idontwantone132 Yes. Jimmy gets 20% of the lawyer fund, which is 33% of the total payout. So he's really getting 1/15 of the 26 million, which is about 2 million.
It's a little bit of revenge but yea mostly it's about the sandpiper money
It must also be added that Howard is not so innocent. He held Kim back in her career as her boss. He listened to Chuck to shaft Jimmy when he knew it was personal and wrong. Hell, he turned on Chuck without giving it a second glance. Howard's not a criminal, but has negatively affected Kim and Saul's lives. Kim ends up quitting H.H.M. and immediately gets a better offer from a prestige firm. So much of this is karma coming back to bite Howard.
Did you guys forget the reason jimmy and Kim are going after Howard? It seems like you guys completely forget they are doing it to secure the sandpiper settlement
Honestly I forgot it’s been so long since I’ve seen the last season that I didn’t remember until Jimmy brought it up to Huell.
I think that's just a convenient excuse for Kim. She's leveraging an old motivation of Jimmy's to try to keep him as a partner in crime.. we all saw how reluctant he was to go down this (bad choice) road. I think Kim has her own personal vendetta against Howard for how he treated her previously .. maybe partially as directives from Chuck to injure Jimmy indirectly .. but even Howard confessed to Chuck that he was punishing Kim for not protecting the firm. And to top it all off Howard has treated her as some fragile naive flower needing (in her mind) his ineffectual protection.
@@jmgonzalez4 I don’t deny that there is definitely a personal grudge against Howard on both jimmy and Kim’s parts and that could be the real reason they are doing it but I think the purpose this storyline has to the story is to show how jimmy grew his business to quickly. I think it perfectly fits in with what the show has been setting up since season 1
They are still ruining an undeserving person’s life
@@oMarcos251 that's what Saul does
It makes sense that Gus has a surveillance house next door, in Breaking bad, Walt walks up to his house with a gun, and Mike calls him and tells to go home, thats how they knew that Walt was approaching the house.
It was Tyrus, and the house was across the street
@@babarjaputak2314 Sounds like Tyrus to me too but according to Peter Gould himself, it was Mike.
For anyone still giving Kim a pass where they wouldn't jimmy Kim specifically chose to the cliff main route because she knows his son has a drug problem which makes him more sensitive to the Howard con mind youbi live Kim as a character but its annoying seeing every other fan pretend she hasn't broken bad and giving her a pass
Exactly! I don't understand why anyone would think she's less culpable in all of this. Kim MARRIED this man. She loved Jimmy McGill a lot. But Kim ADORES Saul Goodman. Kim is the anti-Skyler of this show. So much of her screentime and development will have been wasted if Kim gets cold feet towards the end and rats on her partner like a certain other 'sidekick' in this universe
@@RedStar_N7well with what we know from these latest episodes she's also anti rat considering how she handled the offer from the district attorney she doesn't wanna give up the crime
@@RedStar_N7 Not only that, the marriage was KIM'S idea. She is the mastermind behind it all while Jimmy got shit thrown at him because he's the man in action.
@UCqT9Rlr6cXZ5XuRDvhaeSiQ That's true, but I also have to wonder why anyone believes Jimmy would want Kim anywhere near someone like Walt, to warrant a Breaking Bad appearance at all. Jimmy's not even working in the same office anymore this season so their paths have already started to diverge. It wouldn't make sense for her to show up out of the blue once Saul is deep into the game. Remember that Lalo only knows who Kim even is because she went straight to him. Jimmy never would have let that happen if he had the choice.
However, I think a split is still a big possibility. And if they do split up, I think it will be Jimmy's doing, and at least in his mind, he'll be doing it to help Kim somehow. If Kim took all the heat and it was Jimmy's fault or god forbid, ended up dead. I don't think he'd be nearly as upbeat and colorful in Breaking Bad
I suppose the writers could also just pit them against each other through a series of unfortunate misunderstandings like what they did to Walt and Jesse's relationship but it would take some doing. I think Kim is too smart at this point to not consider that Jimmy may be playing her. She knows he's not above deceiving her. Even then, I could only see her turning on him if she truly felt wronged by Jimmy somehow
I can't wait to come back and see how far off the mark I was in a couple of months
while it's flattering to consider her in such a pure light, it actually does a huge disservice to her character. people seem to miss that it was actually really unfair of jimmy (and by extension, fans) to put her on a pedestal and expect her to like, contain his chaos. like kim said after she crashed her car in season 3, she's her own person responsible for her own decisions.
Kim is slowly Breaking Bad
There is a lot of people that doesn't remember season 5 or something lol Jimmy and Kim are doing this to Howard to close the Sandpipper case and get their cut. This isn't about revenge smh
Kim already said it was for Sandpiper in this season too. No idea how people can miss it
@@dante2037 They choose to be ignorant because they don’t want to admit that Kim is as bad as Jimmy is. They want to see Jimmy as a bad guy while Kim is still an innocent moral compass.
Thanks, damm covid delayed this season for so long,so i have forgotten alot from last season,
honestly my memory is trash and I found myself asking "why are they doing this, again?". Thanks for the reminder!
Thanks for the reminder ftoo I got a shitty memory too like them lol.
This episode takes place in 2004, 4 yrs before BB.
Breaking Bad takes place in 2008 - 2010.
SE1 - 2002
SE2 - 2002
SE3 - 2002 ( 2003 by seasons end )
SE4 - 2003 ( last 4 episodes are in 2004 )
SE5 - 2004
SE6 - 2004
4 years more till' we get to the present of breaking bad! (2008 one)
When did this go from a reaction channel to a prediction channel? You guys are missing the show because you're too busy trying to one up each other calling out what you think is going to happen in the scene instead of reacting to what is actually happening in the scene.
Finally someone who worded my exact thoughts right. This is the exact epidemic of reactors
You are so right hahaha..
they try to predict plot points, they try to predict dialogue, what a lame way to watch tv shows and movies
Almost all reactors share their thought in the moment, which are usually guesses about what might happen next. I guess you've never seen a reaction channel before.
This is who they’ve always been. You must have missed Game of Thrones 😂
This reaction wasn't nearly as bad as the comments made it seem but yea the Sandpiper settlement is pretty important lmao
The guy that says “Salamanca’s guy,” is Spooge from Breaking Bad.
Yea. He said his name….
That house was the same color as yalls couch, lol.
There are 9 more episodes, this final season will have 13 episodes..
Howard held back BOTH Jimmy and Kim in their careers. He still doesn't deserve it completely, especially after Jimmy made Howard believe that solely Howard was responsible for Chuck's death. This time, instead of ruining the life a lonely old lady in a retirement home they are ruining the life of a colleague/rival who did them wrong many times in the past. He called Jimmy "Gollum" for asking for a "handout" when demanding his part of the Sand Piper settlement. Again, I love Howard, he doesn't deserve the hit to his reputation, but Kim believes Howard can weather it. Jimmy does have reservations, he does hesitate but only for the sake of Kim.
And we have seen the driver tailing Kim before, in Breaking Bad and surveilling the Germans, maybe other times. Gus might be the one that is responsible for Kim's eventual fate now, and that is as scary as Lalo being responsible.
Who else saw that motel scene, and couldn't help but sing Wendy's montage song ('Windy' by The Association) from Breaking Bad? :)
I always sing that song when I talk about Wendy.
Wendy giving any handies
Everyone knows it’s wendyyyy
So confidently incorrect about the Gus scenes in this episode lol
They are doing this to Howard to get the Sandpiper case settled, not just to ruin Howard’s life.
The best shows are the ones without exposition; the ones that show you everything you need to figure it out on your own.
But based on this reaction and this comment section, I truly worry this flew over the majority of peoples' heads, even though they * literally * have a line of dialog that explains this.
It's both buddy. They both enjoy ruining Howard's life at this point and getting the lawsuit settled is a bonus. Jimmy was throwing bowling balls at Howard's car before they started this scheme.
@@censortube8662 Read my comment again, buddy. I didn’t say it wasn’t both. I said it wasn’t *just*.
I just now realized that this episode is the answer to Gus calling Walt and telling him to go home when he was approaching Gus' house and hadn't even come close to the house yet lol
It was actually tyrus but yeah
This episode feels like the eye of the storm. We just went through hell with Nacho's storyline. We have a small moment to catch our breathes, but we can see the other side of the storm ahead. And, we can't do anything about. Something terrible is coming and we can all feel that it is going to hit hard.
such a good and ominous ending to this episode
Seriously this was a "downtime" episode where the stakes weren't too high. The biggest thing was Mike talking to Kim. Which means the next episode is going to be crazy..
I really don't think Kim dies. I assume that Jimmy cares enough about her that if she died at the hands of the cartel, he wouldn't be (or would try his best not to be) involved with them anymore. But from BB, we know Saul was eager to represent Walt.
20:58
SURAJ ALWAYS OUT HERE NAILING THE IMPRESSIONS
And in the process, missing out on the most important pieces of dialogue in the show lmao
Gotta say, that Jesse impression at 20:58 was fucking spot on.
One of his new clients ar the day spa Spooge is the dude from BrBa who got his head crushed by an ATM machine. Saul even mentions him to Walter in Breaking Bad saying that “he used to be my customer.” Nice to see they actually implemented it
I couldn't put my finger on why he was so familiar, then I thought "Maybe he has appeared in this show before?" but then Saul introduced himself and I figured that I just knew him from somewhere else before it finally hit me that he was in Breaking Bad as the same character. Took awhile because he was a bit less meth'd up.
@@crazycat690 yea, same, it was only when he said his name that it rang a bell 🛎.
At the very first I thought he was the guy who was his supervisor when he was doing his hours cleaning the trash from under a bridge.
Looks like they didn't noticeed that Spooch is in this episode and who he is or will be. He's the guy that got his head crushed by an ATM in Breaking Bad.
Ok lol I don’t really care about this plot but the normies acting like they would’ve been smart enough to figure out kimmy/Jimmy’s plot is comedy.
I have a feeling that the proof Lalo is looking for has something to do with Santiago and what happened there. It was mentioned for the first time last season and I hope they tell us that story.
That's actually a pretty good theory. Mines is that he went to Germany to find the workers Gus hired or dude's widowed wife.
What happened in Santiago?
I'm very satisfied with the outcome lol
I'ts not 6 episodes left, it's 13 episode total. but the last 6 will air starting July 11, so a break in between.
One cool fact. Kim directed this episode :)
i dont get how they watched any of the previous seasons......clueless as always
They probably watch 10x more media than us every day and probably haven't rewatched much since the start of the show in 2015. And it's been two years since last season
@@rikard_ other channels watch just as much stuff as the normies but don't get nearly as confused
This show is so good its ridiculous, I'm not sure anymore if BB is still the better show or not
Better Call Saul surpassed Breaking Bad (for me) long ago.
I have them virtually even. Maybe Breaking Bad better by the slightest margin
I think it's because Vince, Gould, and everyone else involved in the making of the breaking bad universe have perfected their craft. Like if they remade breaking bad in 2022 I have no doubt it would be better than original.
@@AdeodatusX I'm with you on that. Better call saul edges breaking bad for me but if breaking bad was made now, 100% it would surpass both
@@AdeodatusX Undoubtedly. We must not forget that there were many problems during the production of the first three seasons and they had to improvise many things, in addition to the fact that the series still had a weekly series philosophy that BCS no longer has despite the fact that it is broadcast in the same way.
Spooge is the dude who got his head smashed with the ATM in Breaking Bad.
wow...this reaction was hard to watch lol
now i see why this has alot of dislikes
you missed the part where Gus tells is security that he was FOLLOWED
I cant believe they didnt say much about my boy spooge I was very happy to see him again.
there's 13 episodes in this season so there are 9 left to go.
Fun fact: the guy who looked familiar, who you said was a comedian, was the guy who got his head crushed by the ATM in Breaking Bad.
I don’t know why you trashing the other lawyer as dirty he was as clean as can be just as working on the lower section that’s not getting paid as much that’s why he said he kills mother for a window or desk. Which sounds terrible but he just underpaid hard worker never once did anything illegal on the show we seem
micky is usually spot on but he was way off with his predictions this episode lol
He thinks he is way smarter than he really is.
that other guy wasn't a bottom feeder, he was the state's prosecutor
Yeah, you don't look at the outside all goodies ready to go for that. :D
Lalo told Hector it was gus ...
For those asking the purpose of scamming Howard: They're trying to get David & Main to settle with Sandpiper so Jimmy and Kim can get Jimmy's cut of it.
Edit: Kim was dumb for confronting them. Even if it was the cartel or Lalo, you have to leave a fake trail for them to follow.
Been waiting for this one. No Los Apollo’s Hermanos near me, but I did get takeout from a really good local chicken place to enjoy with this episode.
One of the best reveals, there were several hints beforehand. They panned past Gus’ Volvo and the red painted window frames.
the guy that you thought looked familiar in the salon is spooge from breaking bad. He's the one that got his head crushed by an ATM by his wife when Jesse was trying to get the drugs they stole back.
I love the Taco Cabeza name drop in this episode. That's the place Jesse suggests would be better place for a meet with Tuco to Walt in s2 of BB.
It was fun to see Spooge looking healthy. Just needs to stay away from ATMs.
I think the meth was the real catalyst there. 🤦🏼
20:59 - that Jesse impersonation 🤣🤌🏽💯
That's not obvious, you went to lunch with a colleague who started talking about something you actually care about, and then (a guy who looks like Howard) throws a hooker out of his car. How is that "obvious?" Obvious for what? What should he be expecting? Why would any sane lawyer expect that to happen, much less it being faked for (some unknown) reason?
"His car probably smells like his hooker." Don't you DARE talk about our Wendy like that! She's fucking solid.
I'm not sure exactly what Gus is up against, but the point is he goes into "his" house, changes, then heads through a tunnel into the house next door. That house we thought was his was never his. But it's fully still functional. He can cook dinner and eat with Jesse there, if he wants to.
Remember that this isn't Jimmy's idea this is all Kim's idea, she the one thats making him do these things
At 20:42 that's the drug addict dude that had his head crushed by an ATM in Breaking Bad
I think the major takeaway from this "prank" is actually Howard's marital fallout. Like y'all said, the groundwork was laid for Howard's character assassination. And sure, he threw a prostitute out this time, but it wasn't a one-off. Both Howard and Cliff were eating lunch when Jimmy sent two prostitutes over to them in Wexler vs Goodman. And Howard has recommended therapy to Jimmy in the past (season 4, episode 5), so Jimmy would know about this potential "pressure point." Pretty sure his wife is gonna buy it, and they'll split up. Kim and Jimmy get their $1.6 million, but they also cause more harm to Howard than "just" his name and reputation. I'm not thinking suicide, but who knows? The question is, how would Jimmy and Kim respond in that situation? Did Jimmy know this could happen? Like Walt knowing he'd have to hurt a child to justify the ends?
I can't recall if there were other times Howard shared his marital troubles with anyone. Ah well, nice thing about the show is, I love being wrong.
The client in the parlor with the name spooge is the druggie from BB that got his head smashed in by the ATM with his equally drugged out gf.
I love how all their takes are wrong LOL
The comedian was the guy that got crushed by the ATM in breaking bad.
Totally a spray tan. Totally not a burn from wandering the desert for 2 days, drinking pee...
That Jesse impression was solid tho.
"Go home Walter" 24:50
y’all guys need to watch recaps or something because the conclusions and assumptions i hear are just ridiculous lol
Did they look into the comments for the whole stairs thing cause I really doubt they would’ve known that at first glance
how is that obvious? you gotta put yourself in their shoes. its literally his car.
Gus vented.
this last season its gonna be 13 episodes guys
It must also be added that Howard is not so innocent. He held Kim back, in her career, as her boss. He listened to Chuck to shaft Jimmy when he knew it was personal and wrong. Hell, he turned on Chuck without giving it a second glance. Despite Chuck being the driving force of the firm from day one. Chuck help grow Howard's firm when it was a "mom and pop" shop. Howard's not a criminal, but has negatively affected Kim and Saul's lives. Kim ends up quitting H.H.M. and immediately gets a better offer from a prestige firm. All of this is karma coming back to bite Howard.
Its funny how in Breaking Bad we love seeing Walt and Jesse break bad and do crimes but with Jimmy and Kimmy they are like: "Why are they doing this ?"
I personally like Jimmy and Kimmy doing illegal things but at same time They are successful lawyers, so it hurts more.
Like with Walt and Jesse, they needed the money, And Jimmy needed money at first, but then he got a good job with Davis and Mane. He threw away a good opportunity and so did Kim.
This is Gus’ same house.
The fake neighbor house with the surveillance explains the scene in Breaking Bad where Walt drove up to Gus's house and Mike called him out of nowhere telling him to go home.
Guys!!! I was hoping with all my heart that one of you was going to recognize Spooge!!!
I think Howard is playing Jimmy
Bill was never "scummy", he was just a prick to Jimmy
What is so bad is Kim has been getting all kinds of good deals for her lawyering legitimatley and she is doing all this back alley shit.
You guys are missing so much. Nacho and Lalo came to him to represent him. Mike just came later and said get him out on bail. He already was forced to represent Lalo. How are you missing that it is the sandpiper money that Kim and Jimmy are doing this plan on Howard. It is to discredit him in Cliff's eyes so he will want to settle and sever times with HHM. It's not just personal to Howards it's for the 20%.
This is a stupid question before I ask, Rana. But you didn't throw a pizza on an old woman's roof in Albuquerque, did you?
Wendy and Spooge are back!
I can't believe they missed Gus' house! Talk about being so obvious 😂
We still have to go back to the black and white stuff with Gene at some point. That makes me worried for Kim. Does she live or die? I'd like to see her in Nebraska in the Gene timeline.
I can't help but think Saul and Kim's plan against Howard is gonna be found out. Damn near everyone has either witnessed them doing it or figured out the plan itself. Just a matter of time before Howard (and maybe Cliff) does as well. It's too sloppy. The writers are way too good to let this plan end up working without any repercussions.
lonely cause he was eating lunch alone?😂also bro yall acting like he had a choice to get lalo out of jail LMAOOO
you guys and rana just crack me up, thank you
Imagine this, Walt move the cone?😮
New Episode baby
Lol.Suraj Varga. Love ur sense of humor brother. Keep it up
new camera?
Leave Amber along😄. Hello guys. I agree, Jimmy should have let go of whatever he has against Howard. Is the same girl and same hotel. Where is Lalo.
Thats so obvious bro 😅😅😅
This episode is pretty good, even though it's not as amazing as the previous three episodes. It's all good, man.
It is lol. This is my favourite episode of the season. Just because it doesnt have any action in it you guys think its worse? I cba. This episode is classic bcs but even better
This episode was definitely better than episode 1 & 2
You guys should watch the expendables movies.