Great episode. I am racking my brain trying to figure what Kim has in mind with those office supplies... Seehorn got two marvelous reaction sequences, one on the sofa in her office (processing Jimmy’s favor request which she knows may be a ticking time bomb) and the other in the car (complex emotions leading to…

Haha, yeah I see your point. Though the BB montages and songs were so memorable (Negro y Azul, Windy, Crystal Blue Persuasion...), it’s easy to see why they figure in BCS as well.

Did Jimmy really crosses a line by asking Kim for help? Huell has criminal history but is still a defendant on whom the DA is going much harder than previous similar cases, so he needs a good PD; and Kim enjoys the work. Jimmy’s unfair action is to start his questionable maneuvering after Kim’s involved.

I’m partial to Wendy from Breaking Bad. Talk about depressingly realistic... Probably required some meth(od) acting.

Gus may have been rather predictable in his monologue backstory of quiet revenge, but I loved it all the same.

Mmmphh.... Does it have to be Helena Bonham Carter?

Hey, was that judge played by Ethan Phillips, of Benson?  Haven’t seen him in ages.

Heheh, recalling Walt’s unsliced roof pizza, right?  Also, how lame is this guy that he doesn’t want any toppings?

The hair went a looooong way to making Walter scary in his descent into darkness. Once he had the bald head & goatee, there was no turning back. (Especially the goatee, since that cast was a festival of baldies.)

I think his experience performing in tighty whities was the final thing that sold them on Cranston.

“Oh — I almost forgot... I’m also gonna need you to come in on Sssssunday. Mmmmkay?  Greeaaaaaat.”

Yes! — In tonight’s final scene, we’re meant to recall that the HHM insurance problem goes back to Jimmy’s sly tipoff to the insurance company last season, right? Jimmy whistles gaily and lets Howard stew in guilt.

Don’t miss next week’s exciting episode, when Mike conducts a meeting on proper disposal of TPS reportszzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

OK, I’ll take “Celebrities My Aunt Loves” for $200, Alex.

Disney’s not drunk or high enough to make such a shitty purchase as that.

There is only one Giles, you can be bloody sure of that. (Tony Head impresses me all over again, each time I watch Passion, Becoming, Band Candy, Helpless, A New Man...)

Actors often get that comeback itch; when you only got to play a character for a brief span of 20 years, you figure there’s much more in him to explore.

Perhaps Bianca Lawson is available. No need to alter the character’s original high-school age.

... Him?

You people should be ashamed for starring this stupid fucking comment.