Kim may wind up in Federal Protection and relocation.

They set the clock with Tuco taking over in 11 months. Saul may be off the air for that long.

That’s 50 points and a night on the town for Slytherin.

That's one point for Slytherin.

He's watching the Pug take a crap below ... ju-ust out of frame.

Can’t decide if Delores is a Slytherin or a Ravenclaw.

The Past: Drop acid and put on your playlist.

When Pom blew up I went, “Aw, Pom. Dang it.” 

Shit, the Madagascar movies were okay too, I suppose. #2 is underrated & #3 made me like Firework by Katy Perry.

There should be a parade in honor of Michelle Monaghan.

I second “Dog Soldiers” and would also like to add that he has a lovely singing voice. See: Kevin McKidd’s prig character in Topsy Turvy. (god, Topsy Turvy is 20 years ago)

I wish Dreamworks could master the art of a competent one-off. Let’s see, they went Shrek-Panda-Dragon-Trolls. I remember way back when they wanted a sequel to Over the Hedge. I assume they couldn’t get the cast back together or they would have done it. But Over the Hedge and Monsters VS Aliens remain solid one-offs.…

Just an observation. Not an advocation. 

“... glorious Vincent Schiavelli needed to be the primary henchman.”

I’m going to bring a pearl necklace to the movie theater and bust it open on the floor in honor of Martha Wayne regardless.

A nice twist to the series might be that Kim goes into witness protection somewhere - not even known to Jimmy - while Jimmy/Saul becomes a narc and remains a narc all the way through Breaking Bad. The bittersweet ending of the series might be that they’re both in hiding: Kim in a federal program & Jimmy in the vacuum…

Excellent catch on the similarity to Chuck’s space blanket.

Well, he’s at his lowest point now. Bernard or Maeve might need to spring him from his posh loony bin for some reason. A five-season show would mean he has to rise somehow ... unless this is the end for him. He might choose to become a host! That would be a fun twist. I’ve always felt that William’s story arc would be…

I might have gone B- on this one. Charlotte at the end with William was a little evil-monologue-y. Caleb at the bank teller’s desk went kind of predictably. (Set up heart rate ... set up time crunch ... suspense box checked ... suspense box checked) Liked the call backs to Samuraiworld. Didn’t like that The Mortician…

Yeah, that seemed a little evil-monologue-ing of her. This episode was the weakest so far. Not terrible or anything, but B- doesn’t seem unfair. Charlotte just had to get William out of the house and away from his guns, basically. Why she revealed any more after the escorts got him was purely for the audience and/or…