Yeah. He was expecting Jimmy to try to pull some kind of trick, and so was extremely careful until the moment when he thought he had the upper hand.

That wasn't the point of that interchange. It was the Br'er Rabbit gambit, where they try to convince Chuck that the last thing they want him to do is to play that tape … but, in actuality, their entire plan hinges on its being played.

Hence why it was a good point in this review: the law as an objective force is unable to provide true justice. Because as Jimmy shows, it's possible to do the wrong thing for the right reasons; and as Chuck shows, also to do the right thing for the wrong reasons.

Yeah. We saw all that, it wasn't just told to us.

The problem there is that even tangible, physical pain is somewhat psychological. For example, I'm sure we've all had that moment where we look down at our arm, or leg and realise that it's bleeding, and then suddenly we start to feel it hurting … Chuck probably just justified it like that to himself.

I see Walter White as a fundamentally bad person, forced by society/his environment to do what was right… for a time; I see Jimmy as being a fundamentally good person, forced by circumstance to do that which is considered wrong.

That was a classic line of questioning right there! … And Kim's face as she shrugs to the panel… she is my heroine!

Personally, I wanna see at least 3 or 4 episodes of the show without him in … just so we know.

He's living under a completely false identity… fake licence, fake social security, fake everything. Ain't nobody finding out squat unless someone recognises him.

Yeah. That was my read on it too.

He bought the exact same model and then put it in his car, then drained the battery on the one they planted. They turn up, take a tracker away, (thinking it's their one) but it's really the one that Mike has the secure tracking connection to.

Their maths never add up either… I mean, you say $97 per hour for a 'few hours' and then proclaim to have earned $8752 in 4 weeks… That's still 22 hours work per week… No one ever said 'I'll be out in a few hours' and then took almost a day to eventually come out.

You leave President Bannon out of this!

Have you tried watching Fox News for 10 minutes? It'll make you wanna kill someone… if only yourself.

Well, now France has told his billionaire-fascists club to aller se faire mettre, they've gotta get those allies from somewhere.

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You're clearly missing the point here, so let's try a comparison with another form of media: books.

Not everyone's as easily pleased as you. Some people look for creativity and artistic merit, even within their blockbusters.

It could have been cut for time. Those summaries go out based on scripts, if I recall correctly.

I was thinking more along the lines that if Aida is the one who wins the battle for Fitz in the next two episodes, then he could very well become an antagonist in the next season. Would certainly be interesting, especially if they also brought back a newly goodified version of Grant Ward.