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Again, unbelievable.

Also cleaned up?

He'd certainly never be caught driving that schoolbus for 6 year-old pimps.

"Why does it smell like an unflushed toilet in here?" Really, Fargo? That room smells like an unflushed toilet from a tampon that was briefly in a desk drawer *days* ago. Uh-huh.

It's about reputation and PR. I think from that standpoint they could have reason to be concerned. Given what Jimmy says on the tape…? They didn't commit any crime themselves, but their name will be associated with the mess.

Yellow = Lies. Chuck had on that solid yellow apron as he prepared to deceive his ex Rebecca. And when Kim Wexler told Mesa Verde that they weren't involved "in any way, shape, or form" with the McGill drama, her blouse could arguably be called light yellow. (It was hard to tell with the way the scene was lit, I

upvoting the whole thread here because it got us to "The Cat in the Hood"

The math on the sloth line was too evident. I usually find Jared hilarious but that line didn't work for me.

"I'm not of the opinion the Breaking Bad was this crown jewel of a television show…"

When Kim interviewed at the other law firm during Season 2, she said that she was from a very small town in the Midwest and that if she hadn't left she'd have been married to a guy who ran a gas station there. I have a feeling that was actually foreshadowing. She and Jimmy will end up married, way down the road, and

Aye. The Chevrolet adverts were also pretty cringeworthy.

The Breaking Bad color scheme was on full display with this episode. Jimmy's office is a vivid yellow, closer to orange, closer to crime.

It always sounded to me like "the PHALLUSES the PHALLUSES" which I'm sure was the joke. The band was called Twathammer after all.

And you must not be a fan either. You misspelled Tolkien.

Although now I'm worried about Papa Roach.

I thought so too. I was waiting for them to ask about getting his ass kicked on The Sopranos.

"this show sparks enough tension in the trans community as is"

Geez, is Chris Matthews still alive? Even twenty years ago he seemed thisclose to a heart attack.

I just thought I'd also voice my appreciation for this show. It's smart, it's funny, and there aren't any sudden sex scenes or nudity to fatally embarrass me in front of my 14 year-old son. At least not yet.

Better than the book. And I love the book.