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The fact that Hector forgot all about Mike does so much to make Hector a lot more evil. This bastard threatened to murder a little girl and her mother, then genuinely just forgot he did that shit a few weeks later.
No, you can’t just use public property or school grounds for whatever you want after hours. Only authorized uses are permitted. Different school districts and municipalities have different rules about what is allowed and how rigorously the permitted use policy is enforced, but fights over usage of school property can get involved. In the school district where I live, some parks and school grounds are right next to each other. For a long time, the general public has been able to use the school grounds adjacent to the parks and athletic fields outside of school hours. More recently, the school district has been trying to put up new fences for security reasons, which will change the long-standing and originally intended shared use. It’s been a big public discussion for over a year now.
One of the few reactors who felt bad for Chuck here, and I appreciate it lol. Yea Chuck is a difficult personality but What Jimmy did was too messed up and indefensible
What a crazy ending to this episode! Brilliant writing , directing and acting! This is the moment in the show where I RLLY thought “this show might be as good as breaking bad…” and the next season solidified that!
The problem with blaming Chuck for pushing Jimmy back to his former self is that if it wasn't Chuck something else would have eventually made Jimmy snap back into his former self eventually. What if Kim had betrayed Jimmy or some other significant event happened to Jimmy? As much as I like Jimmy, Chuck is right. Jimmy was always straddling the edge of returning to his former self, and anything could have sent him over.
It’s easy to write off chuck for being an a-hole. He absolutely is but the show clearly goes out of its way to present him as a mentally ill person struggling to live his normal life. what Jimmy does to him is extremely cruel. With that said everything Kim says is spot on and it’s a testament to the deep layered writing how flawlessly they’re able to pull it off. You see everyone’s perspective and they are all in the right in their own way. I love all the performances but Michael McKean is so good as jimmys adversary. He plays it perfectly.
While Jimmy screwed Chuck over, Chuck argues with Kevin and page about the address. I feel the damage could have mitigated if he accepted that Kevin was right about it being 1261 instead of 1216 but he can't help but be right
@planetoffkey4337 Cognitive dissonance, dude. He's so arrogant, he cannot fathom making a mistake. That's why, although he's right, he comes up with some crazy intricate targeted conspiracy to explain it. Nope, couldn't possibly be a mistake. Gotta be the opposite of Occam's razor, which really shows how great it was that he was out of the business for two years. A lawyer who can't see reason?
@@MontgomeryWenisLol, cognitive dissonance? He's 100% right about what happened because he knows Jimmy, he figured out the timeline of events and he knows precisely which year Magna Carta was signed. That's elite level cognitive *consonance.*
"I can't stand the fact that my own brother would stab me in the back!" I absolutely do not excuse Jimmy switching the numbers, but that's still rich coming from Chuck, who didn't have the guts to be honest with his brother instead of sabotaging his career pre-Season 1 and all the way into the Sandpiper case.
Plus all Jimmy did was force Chuck to show his true colors to his clients. He's always been an arrogant asshole, especially to Jimmy. So Jimmy just pried it out of him publicly. 🤷🏼♂️
Chuck didn't sabotage Jimmy's career. Jimmy wasn't owed a spot at HHM, one of the most prestigious law firms. look what he did to davis and mayne. chuck encouraged his career by having him gain experience as a pd.
Yes, what Jimmy did was fucked, but the way Chuck handles mistakes was what he actually intended to show. Chuck is always like that, so Jimmy just needed a way to make him show his unfounded arrogance to Kevin and Mesa Verde.
@@Eowyn187 Exactly. He's an arrogant narcissist just for arrogance and narcissism's sakes. He gets off on superiority, and anyone as superior as him couldn't possibly make a mistake or lose a giant client, especially to a jr associate, and least of all to his inferior, criminal trash brother. He's a textbook example of cognitive dissonance. He couldn't have made a mistake, so *_obviously_* it was Jimmy in this intricate, convoluted conspiracy targeted solely on him by his crafty, anything-goes brother as an act of vengeance for daring to protect _his_ firm's esteemed client. He can't see how he treated Jimmy for at home years and he can't see how he manipulated Howard into being his patsy for how he treated Jimmy at HHM. He can't see any wrong with anything he's done because, in his head, he's the only person who truly matters. He's a magnificently crafted character and, because I was raised by a narcissist mother with a severe inferiority complex and a narcissist father with the opposite, I hate every single word he utters and breath he takes.
@@MontgomeryWenisinteresting because I see a lot of Jimmy in this description too. Jimmy felt entitled to a lot, and his shortcuts and “antics” that damage people are an example of that. And because I have a narc parent who enjoys to gaslight tf out of people she actively hurt, and make you feel crazy and confused for calling it out, jimmys false remorse and gaslighting after doing shit he knows is wrong is super aggravating.
I personally don’t feel bad about Chuck (at least not for the 1216 stuff, yes for Chuck hitting his head). Kim got Mesa Verde fair and square which was crucial for her and Jimmy’s joint venture, as both are paying rent. That is a chance for Jimmy and Kim to make it on their own, all Chuck had to do was step aside and his brother would be able to make it without going full Saul. But no, Chuck couldn’t stand Jimmy being successful as a lawyer so he did all he could to take Mesa Verde from them using all the power of HHM. How is that fair? He had it coming and I do not feel bad for him at all. The thing Jimmy did wrong was going behind Kim’s back not hitting back at Chuck. I understand what Jimmy did was illegal, but not everything illegal is unethical and not everything unethical is illegal.
To be fair, getting mesa verde back was also in the interests of howard and the other partners. Getting a growing banking firm as a client would be very helpful for the firm. But yes the primary motivation for chuck was jimmy
@@dinochookproductions5190 ^^ This. No law firm is going to let a lucrative client go without making any effort to convince them to stay, and nothing that Chuck said in his effort to convince Kevin to stay with HHM was untrue or shady - it was definitely spin in favor of HHM’s strengths, and he was throwing shade and doubt on Kim, but not false or unethical. Chuck wasn’t necessarily showing any animosity toward Kim or toward Jimmy (who wasn’t even directly involved.)
Bruh Chuck got her client back very fairly. He didn’t put her down or lie or cheat. He just advocated for the strengths of his firm. That’s how the business works. There’s no doubt Kim would’ve been able to land more clients, she has the talent. I can’t believe people try to twist this to justify Jimmy going at psychotic lengths to tear things down cuz he feels entitled to it lol
Also on the flip side tho, imagine being Jimmy and hating Howard’s guts for blocking you from working as a lawyer for HHM and that’s a complete lie. And I feel like that doesn’t only screw over Jimmy. Does Chuck care at all that maybe Howard didn’t like being hated by Jimmy??
I love how Kim stood up for Jimmy, something that Skyler would never do for Walt. Kim is definitely in the Top 5 best characters in the Gilliverse. Finally, they're able to create a likable female character.
The character dynamics of Jimmy & Kim vs Walt & Skyler can't even be compared, so that seems a little weird to hold over Skyler's character, especially given that Skyler was a downright victim of Walt. Also, there're tons of fantastic female characters in both shows. Skyler being one of them.
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This show has _several_ moments that made my jaw hit the floor, and this episode's ending was for sure one of them.
That lost moment made chuck’s whole face hit the floor…. Hahaha I’ll see myself out
The fact that Hector forgot all about Mike does so much to make Hector a lot more evil. This bastard threatened to murder a little girl and her mother, then genuinely just forgot he did that shit a few weeks later.
Threatened to murder a little girl and her mother, Hector call that Tuesday.
Chuck smacking his head twice was hard to watch. Jfc.
I think it's such a brilliant swerve taking a character known for killing efficiently like Mike, and making his inner conflict his refusal to kill.
I felt that headshot ... Sent a shiver down my spine. Love how the plot keeps thickening very slowly, every episode. The perfect slow burn show.
the gas station intro from earlier this season shows that it wasn't chuck that made him like this, this started when he was still a kid.
Amazing how so much of the fan base ignores this
This is the ongoing struggle between brothers, and I love how the writers reel us into their complicated relationship. So good!
No, you can’t just use public property or school grounds for whatever you want after hours. Only authorized uses are permitted. Different school districts and municipalities have different rules about what is allowed and how rigorously the permitted use policy is enforced, but fights over usage of school property can get involved. In the school district where I live, some parks and school grounds are right next to each other. For a long time, the general public has been able to use the school grounds adjacent to the parks and athletic fields outside of school hours. More recently, the school district has been trying to put up new fences for security reasons, which will change the long-standing and originally intended shared use. It’s been a big public discussion for over a year now.
I was so disappointed in Jimmy this episode. It shouldn’t be a surprise given the things that he’ll do for himself and to get back at Chuck, but man…
I'm glad you don't side with everything jimmy does
Same, it always bothers me how so many reactors think that Jimmy can do no wrong and chuck is always wrong
@@franciskaranja9293 And how Jimmy is apparently not an adult who is responsible for his own choices
@@MLennholm careful bro, your speaking too much facts
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One of the few reactors who felt bad for Chuck here, and I appreciate it lol. Yea Chuck is a difficult personality but What Jimmy did was too messed up and indefensible
Notice how Mike did not kill the driver of the truck that works for the Cartel. He hasn't broke bad/had his Breaking Bad moment yet.
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What a crazy ending to this episode! Brilliant writing , directing and acting! This is the moment in the show where I RLLY thought “this show might be as good as breaking bad…” and the next season solidified that!
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Already on episode 9!! I don’t want it to go by this quick 😭
The problem with blaming Chuck for pushing Jimmy back to his former self is that if it wasn't Chuck something else would have eventually made Jimmy snap back into his former self eventually. What if Kim had betrayed Jimmy or some other significant event happened to Jimmy? As much as I like Jimmy, Chuck is right. Jimmy was always straddling the edge of returning to his former self, and anything could have sent him over.
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Actually school is not public property. Even after school, even withot fences, it is private property. Atleast in Sweden.
It’s easy to write off chuck for being an a-hole. He absolutely is but the show clearly goes out of its way to present him as a mentally ill person struggling to live his normal life. what Jimmy does to him is extremely cruel. With that said everything Kim says is spot on and it’s a testament to the deep layered writing how flawlessly they’re able to pull it off. You see everyone’s perspective and they are all in the right in their own way. I love all the performances but Michael McKean is so good as jimmys adversary. He plays it perfectly.
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While Jimmy screwed Chuck over, Chuck argues with Kevin and page about the address. I feel the damage could have mitigated if he accepted that Kevin was right about it being 1261 instead of 1216 but he can't help but be right
@planetoffkey4337 Cognitive dissonance, dude. He's so arrogant, he cannot fathom making a mistake. That's why, although he's right, he comes up with some crazy intricate targeted conspiracy to explain it. Nope, couldn't possibly be a mistake. Gotta be the opposite of Occam's razor, which really shows how great it was that he was out of the business for two years. A lawyer who can't see reason?
@@MontgomeryWenishe didn't make a mistake , jimmy screwed his papers , big difference
@@MontgomeryWenisLol, cognitive dissonance? He's 100% right about what happened because he knows Jimmy, he figured out the timeline of events and he knows precisely which year Magna Carta was signed. That's elite level cognitive *consonance.*
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@@MLennholm like everyone, chuck can have conginitive dissonance and consonance
They way jimmy finesses chuck is truly a work of art
"I can't stand the fact that my own brother would stab me in the back!"
I absolutely do not excuse Jimmy switching the numbers, but that's still rich coming from Chuck, who didn't have the guts to be honest with his brother instead of sabotaging his career pre-Season 1 and all the way into the Sandpiper case.
Plus all Jimmy did was force Chuck to show his true colors to his clients. He's always been an arrogant asshole, especially to Jimmy. So Jimmy just pried it out of him publicly. 🤷🏼♂️
Chuck didn't sabotage Jimmy's career. Jimmy wasn't owed a spot at HHM, one of the most prestigious law firms. look what he did to davis and mayne. chuck encouraged his career by having him gain experience as a pd.
@@rayloc420 Jimmy was not owed a spot at HHM, agreed. Jimmy was owed some honesty, rather than his own brother using his law partner as a fall guy.
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@febaburga agreed. but thats not remotely close to sabotaging his career
Kim is a ride or ride, to a fault. Love her though! 😅
Yes, what Jimmy did was fucked, but the way Chuck handles mistakes was what he actually intended to show. Chuck is always like that, so Jimmy just needed a way to make him show his unfounded arrogance to Kevin and Mesa Verde.
Unfounded arrogance. I like that. An ego that big would never "find" it. Coz he certainly isn't looking for any flaw in himself.
@@Eowyn187 Exactly. He's an arrogant narcissist just for arrogance and narcissism's sakes. He gets off on superiority, and anyone as superior as him couldn't possibly make a mistake or lose a giant client, especially to a jr associate, and least of all to his inferior, criminal trash brother.
He's a textbook example of cognitive dissonance. He couldn't have made a mistake, so *_obviously_* it was Jimmy in this intricate, convoluted conspiracy targeted solely on him by his crafty, anything-goes brother as an act of vengeance for daring to protect _his_ firm's esteemed client. He can't see how he treated Jimmy for at home years and he can't see how he manipulated Howard into being his patsy for how he treated Jimmy at HHM. He can't see any wrong with anything he's done because, in his head, he's the only person who truly matters.
He's a magnificently crafted character and, because I was raised by a narcissist mother with a severe inferiority complex and a narcissist father with the opposite, I hate every single word he utters and breath he takes.
@@MontgomeryWenisinteresting because I see a lot of Jimmy in this description too. Jimmy felt entitled to a lot, and his shortcuts and “antics” that damage people are an example of that. And because I have a narc parent who enjoys to gaslight tf out of people she actively hurt, and make you feel crazy and confused for calling it out, jimmys false remorse and gaslighting after doing shit he knows is wrong is super aggravating.
I personally don’t feel bad about Chuck (at least not for the 1216 stuff, yes for Chuck hitting his head). Kim got Mesa Verde fair and square which was crucial for her and Jimmy’s joint venture, as both are paying rent. That is a chance for Jimmy and Kim to make it on their own, all Chuck had to do was step aside and his brother would be able to make it without going full Saul. But no, Chuck couldn’t stand Jimmy being successful as a lawyer so he did all he could to take Mesa Verde from them using all the power of HHM. How is that fair? He had it coming and I do not feel bad for him at all. The thing Jimmy did wrong was going behind Kim’s back not hitting back at Chuck. I understand what Jimmy did was illegal, but not everything illegal is unethical and not everything unethical is illegal.
To be fair, getting mesa verde back was also in the interests of howard and the other partners. Getting a growing banking firm as a client would be very helpful for the firm. But yes the primary motivation for chuck was jimmy
@@dinochookproductions5190 ^^ This. No law firm is going to let a lucrative client go without making any effort to convince them to stay, and nothing that Chuck said in his effort to convince Kevin to stay with HHM was untrue or shady - it was definitely spin in favor of HHM’s strengths, and he was throwing shade and doubt on Kim, but not false or unethical. Chuck wasn’t necessarily showing any animosity toward Kim or toward Jimmy (who wasn’t even directly involved.)
HHM also got Mesa Verde from Kim fair and square, what was not fair and square was how Kim got them back. What Jimmy did was absolutely unethical.
Bruh Chuck got her client back very fairly. He didn’t put her down or lie or cheat. He just advocated for the strengths of his firm. That’s how the business works. There’s no doubt Kim would’ve been able to land more clients, she has the talent. I can’t believe people try to twist this to justify Jimmy going at psychotic lengths to tear things down cuz he feels entitled to it lol
Also on the flip side tho, imagine being Jimmy and hating Howard’s guts for blocking you from working as a lawyer for HHM and that’s a complete lie. And I feel like that doesn’t only screw over Jimmy. Does Chuck care at all that maybe Howard didn’t like being hated by Jimmy??
one of the saddest parts of the story is absolutely no one cares about how howard feels, but he wants everyone to be happy
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I love how Kim stood up for Jimmy, something that Skyler would never do for Walt. Kim is definitely in the Top 5 best characters in the Gilliverse. Finally, they're able to create a likable female character.
The character dynamics of Jimmy & Kim vs Walt & Skyler can't even be compared, so that seems a little weird to hold over Skyler's character, especially given that Skyler was a downright victim of Walt.
Also, there're tons of fantastic female characters in both shows. Skyler being one of them.