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I used Miracle Whip on my roast beef sandwich at lunch today. Delish! :)

Yeah exactly. That his worth as a lawyer was driven by his goodness as a person. Once upon a time.

Knowing this universe, it wouldn't surprise me if those diamonds landed in a landfill or at the bottom of some lake. Yes, Jesse was asking if Saul was a good lawyer; Kim responded that he used to be a "good" lawyer.

I don't know if US and Canada AMC have the same schedule, but it looks like in Canada AMC will repeat the back half of season 6 leading up to the felina.

I think it just means that we the viewers can feel OK again about liking them.

This site needs a SMH reaction lol

Miracle Whip is #1

I didn't think I'd ever feel sorry for Kim again, but that bus scene broke my heart.

Well he's been betrayed by people he trusted several times. Perhaps that's what stopped him, knowing how that felt.

Right? It's the most I've ever liked her.

Am I supposed to feel bad for Brodie? He's such a selfish asshole that all I can think is, if he stood on the edge of a tall building, I'd just watch.

Patrick

Is that why she had such a sour look on her face at the end? I couldn't figure out what she would be so upset about. Was she that close to Kaos?

"Kim Wexler: Bounty Hunter" "Breaking Out" A disgraced former cartel lawyer wheels and deals in federal prison, looking for an early release, or a daring escape!

It's amazing how little time this show about lawyers spends in a courthouse.

At the time, I thought he was giving her the card of another law firm that might employ her after he left. But maybe it was the card of a colleague who would take her case when the feds came down on her.

<arnold>Ooh ooh ooh</arnold> So, Marion has this laptop she never uses hanging around, and Gene decides that, for kicks, he'll show her how to use it. It works just as well for news stories as it does for cat videos. While digging around at the site of Gus' destroyed superlab, Howard's body is unearthed. It becomes a big story in Albuquerque because, as it turns out, he didn't commit suicide after all. Instead, he was shot in the head and buried under a business associated with cartel guy Gus and meth guy Heisenberg. And who else is associated with all of them? Saul Goodman. For kicks, Marion decides to type "Albuquerque" in the search to see what comes up. And she sees a story with a picture of Saul Goodman, who disappeared after all that nasty business that killed so many people. I just think it would be cool for Howard to bring Gene down, even indirectly.

Interesting style choice to bleep Ruthie's deadname in the dialogue. Read Brodie's lips at the end to see what it actually was.

And he's only been Gene a few months.

I thought the same, that maybe he was arguing with the operator because he ran out of coins before getting to speak to Kim. Speaking of calls, everyone speculating about the call Francesca was waiting for, and I don't think anyone guessed it would be Saul himself, not that I saw anyway. So, Jeff is the new Marco to Gene's Saul-fueled Slippin' Jimmy. I had always thought that Saul was kind of going along with Walt for the money, but it looks like he took a much more active role in the partnership. Unsurprisingly, now that we know him better. Gene wasn't worried that "Stuart" was going to wake up when he broke in. Is he going to kill him? If he does, there is no turning back for that soul. I wonder if the film will go back to colour when we see Kim again.

Or grief at Howard's death.

Probably the last one, since the vet's drug didn't affect him, apart from the eyes.

Wouldn't it be cool if it turns out this was something Kim, from Nebraska, used to joke about sometimes. And when he finds out he's going to Nebraska, Saul remembers it. And Kim does too, after finding out Saul disappeared. An d maybe goes to check it out on a long shot. I was. Not a lot, but some. I was not cool.

IIRC he said "if I'm lucky I'll be managing a Cinnabon in Nebraska." At the time, I interpreted that to be sarcasm, just like you guys are saying. However, if G&G decided to make that his actual fate, then you could go back to the BB scene and interpret it literally, suggesting that Saul and Ed actually did discuss this particular outcome, with Ed perhaps needing to work out a few more issues at the time Saul has his conversation with Walt. So Saul is hoping for Nebraska, but it's not 100% for sure yet.

Quality is ageless. If it's from this year, or a hundred years ago, and it's quality entertainment, it's worth watching. The problem isn't that people don't have time to wade through everything, it's that they don't take time to learn how to separate wheat from chaff in whatever style their entertainment tastes run to. No matter how old they are.