“Charles, the horse was a great idea, but we don’t have time for you to have a heart-to-heart with it.”

EVERYBODY. GETS. PITCHFORKS.

I feel like Brosnan had a bunch of good qualities from all the other Bonds. He was a jack-of-all-Bonds - he could be suave and charming, cold-hearted and brutal, a little funny, etc. Like, if you ranked the Bonds on the various personality traits, Brosnan wouldn’t come in first for any of them, but he’d be second or…

This sent me down a rabbit hole of YouTube videos for SNL’s “under-underground” recurring sketches. They’re pretty hilarious. 

Fucking viruses. How do they work?

Night Manager felt like Hiddleston’s audition for James Bond, and it doesn’t seem like that’s going to happen now.

Can someone explain Nacho’s can trick with the gate lock? Went over my head. Clearly I haven’t spent enough time escaping from cartel strongholds. 

I’m a sucker for anything set in 1940's Los Angeles, so yeah, I’m with you on this one, Ryan. 

Fantastic episode, though I’m not sure how I feel about the big fight scene at the end. Wildly out of character for the show - was that the longest sustained action scene B99 has ever done? On the one hand, I thought it was well-choreographed and surprisingly impactful. On the other hand, the cuts designed to hide…

Right? It’s freaky, even knowing it’s coming.

What I like about that line is that there’s Ignatiy the artist, skillfully eviscerating bad movies with a brilliant turn of phrase, and then there’s Ignatiy the steamroller, just baldly stating that this guy’s a rank incompetent. 

Goddamn, Ignatiy. 

Interactive television? What white nonsense is this?

The problem is, if you gave an Emmy nomination to everyone on this show who deserves an Emmy nomination the entire ceremony would have to be re-named “The Better Call Saul Awards.”

Also: Oliver did manage to get his hands on that piece of rat erotica he became obsessed with a couple weeks back. A triumph for America. 

I chuckled pretty hard at Carrie Coon pointing out that, actually, critics love her, so why would she want to do them any harm?

I’m not going to lie - when Lalo said “I’m gonna need you to pick it up,” I thought he meant Saul would have to pay the bail. As in “picking up the check.” It literally never occurred to me that he meant Saul was going to literally pick up the money.

Sarah Michelle Gellar, Freddie Prinze Jr., Jennifer Love Hewitt and Ryan Phillippe in one movie is pretty much peak 90's. 

You’re right, Saff and the producer (or Hat Man, as I came to think of him) seemed reasonable enough.

Is the US Attorney from the last couple episodes on there? She was about 10,000 times more pleasant and articulate than anyone else on that show. She was such a breath of fresh air when she appeared that I wanted the last two episodes to just be footage of her, like, communicating clearly and reasonably handling…